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WBUR Podcasts, Boston. This is On Point. I'm Megna Chakra-Bardi.

We're about to play a song from last year, but you know it, okay?

Or if you don't know it,

I guarantee that either your kids,

your nieces,

your nephews,

your kids' friends,

one of your neighbors,

maybe even your own friends.

Someone in your life knows this song.

We dream and how we came so far. your own friends. Someone in your life knows this song.

Okay, we've got heads nodding to the beat in the control room. You are probably singing this out loud,

belting it out at home right now. I resisted the urge to do that here in front of this microphone because my kids would disown me if I did, but that song is most definitely golden, the hit single from the movie K-pop Demon Hunters.

Now, this movie is a worldwide phenom, but it took creator Maggie Kang seven years to get the project off the ground.

For years, I waited for a project like this to come along that I could contribute to. But it never came.

And so by the time I felt like I had developed my skills enough, my writing skills, my comedy

skills, my storyboarding skills, my filmmaking skills, and I felt confident to step into

the directing role, I thought, well, I guess nobody has done this yet.

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