'GOLDEN' from 'KPOP DEMON HUNTERS' Shakes the Stage of Jimmy Fallon

Kapanlagi.com - The popularity of the film Kpop Demon Hunters has once again captured attention after its flagship song, Golden, was performed live on the show The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. In that performance, the singers behind the fictional characters Huntr/x, namely Ejae, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami, dazzled and energized the audience with a song that has made it to the global music charts.

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1. Live Performance of 'Golden' on The Tonight Show

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On October 7, 2025, the singers voicing the fictional group Huntr/x, namely Ejae, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami, appeared on the The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform the phenomenal song Golden live. The performance opened with a clip from the Kpop film Demons Hunters and continued with stunning vocals. This performance was special as it marked the first stage where the song Golden was performed live by its original artists.

During the interview session, the vocalists shared their experiences in interpreting the animated characters into a real performance, as well as the public's reaction to their work. "This film is very emotionally impactful for us," Nuna expressed to Fallon. Nuna also revealed that she cried during the premiere of the film Kpop Demons Hunters. Jimmy Fallon himself presented a platinum plaque for Golden as a symbol of recognition for the song's success.

2. Background and Creative Process of the Song 'Golden'

The song 'Golden' debuted in the real world! (youtube.com/ TheTonightShowStarringJimmyFallon)

In an interview with Rolling Stones, the songwriters shared how the melody and lyrics of this song came together quickly and spontaneously. Ejae explained, "Mark said 'I feel something', and we immediately wrote it down. 'Gonna be, gonna be Golden' and 'Up, up, up it's our moment' also came together very quickly."

Although the creative process of this song seems to flow, it wasn't that simple. As a music executive, Ian Eisendrath revealed that this song almost didn’t make it into the film due to many other options. He mentioned that the song Golden was the last song to be confirmed.

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