(8 Sep 2025)
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Elmont, New York – 7 September 2025
1. SOUNDBITE (English) REI AMI, EJAE, Audrey Nuna, recording artists:
Audrey Nuna: “You know, it’s insane. It’s been a crazy progression, I feel like, right over the past many years of seeing K-pop grow. But I think this is just another echelon, another level of global dominance. And as a Korean, I feel proud because, you know, I think we all agree we would hide our smelly lunches growing up, and now it’s seeing animated kimbap in the movie is just epic.”
EJAE: “Yeah, growing up, no one really knew where Korea was, for me at least, you know, I’m older, so like, but it’s just crazy to see a movie that just shows all sides of Korean culture, and again, I went to a sing-along and seeing everyone, non-Koreans as well, singing Korean lyrics, that was iconic. That was, I cried.”
REI AMI: “It’s mind-boggling. These kids know every word, every line of a movie, like not even the songs. They’re making their own commentary. It is so incredible. They do the kakao. They’re so smart. And they’re so funny. They get the rhythm, the beat, the timing, all of it down. In the sing-a-long, it was just so insane.”
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