KPop Demon Hunters Audrey Nuna Hit The VMAs Red Carpet With The Ultimate Reference To The Hit Movie

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As discussions revolve around KPop Demon Hunters and the potential impact a Netflix-subscribed movie could have on the future landscape of animated movies streaming services, its stars remain basking in their success and sharing the celebration with fans. The voice actors for Huntrix made an appearance at the MTV VMAs, with one taking the spotlight by expertly embodying her character’s essence through a clever reference to the movie during the event.

Indeed, contrary to some assumptions, the singers responsible for the captivating tunes in KPop Demon Hunters are indeed genuine human performers, not artificial intelligence. They graced the red carpet at the MTV VMAs to mark another significant milestone in music. Moreover, actress Audrey Nuna brilliantly portrayed her character Mira and turned heads with a jacket reminiscent of a sleeping bag during media interactions. Here’s a glimpse:

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In case you’re not up-to-date, Nuna provides Mira’s vocals, while EJAE and Rei Ami sing for Rumi and Zoey respectively, collectively forming Huntrix. They have dominated the music charts with their hit “Golden” and several other popular songs from the movie. Their roles are shared with Arden Cho, May Hong, and Ji-young Yoo, who handle the non-singing voice acting for these characters.

Fans of KPop Demon Hunters would undoubtedly recognize the distinctive outfit, reminiscent of Mira’s daring choice at the MET Gala where she stunned everyone by wearing a sleeping bag as a dress. For those who might have forgotten, here’s a reminder of that stunning look below:

Fans of KPop Demon Hunters would swiftly recognize the distinctive outfit, inspired by Mira’s bold move at the MET Gala where she astounded everyone by wearing a sleeping bag as a dress. For those who might need a refresher, here’s a glimpse of that incredible look below:

Audrey Nuna didn’t fully embrace the concept, and considering how awkward it might be to spend an entire awards ceremony in a warm sleeping bag, I can understand her reluctance. Nevertheless, that coat seems ideal for serving as a pillow, should she want to take a quick nap amidst the awards presentations.

One delightful aspect of “KPop Demon Hunters” is its humor, which is just one of many reasons to adore the show. To clarify, the film continues to enjoy a dedicated fanbase who are overjoyed that the actresses continue to support it. Social media platforms like X and TikTok have been filled with comments about Audrey Nuna’s style, with generally favorable responses.

  • Who else could wear a sleeping bag to the #VMAs??? – @netflix
  • Who’s the designer… I want a sleeping bag – @creatorkamdy
  • THEY LOOK SO GOOD?!?! – @syd.ne.ee
  • Iconic and unbelievable – @pøp_cy
  • BRO THEY GIVE OFF THEIR CHARACTERS VIBES SM!!! 💗💗 – @𝒍𝒊𝒏𝒂

It’s great to see that fans are still as excited as before, even more so since I initially believed the excitement for this franchise had reached its pinnacle with the highly entertaining singalong release. Even if some haven’t watched the movie, everyone should be pumped that an entirely original intellectual property was such a resounding success. Here’s hoping its success continues in the sequel, which appears to have a deleted scene that could make for an intriguing continuation. Fingers crossed it lives up to expectations!

Watch the KPop Demon Hunters movie on Netflix at this moment, even if you were among those who contributed to its status as the most-watched film on the platform. The clock is ticking until we get a sequel, and I’m eager to find out if the anticipation for the second installment will surpass the initial buzz generated by the first movie once it gained popularity.

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2025-09-08 04:08