“Soda Pop” is the Saja Boys song from KPop Demon Hunters, the 2025 animated musical. Its bright chorus introduces the fictional boy band, with singing voices supplied by Andrew Choi, Neckwav, Danny Chung, Kevin Woo and samUIL Lee.
The song sounds cheerful and flirtatious, but it also helps tell the film’s story. The Saja Boys are rivals to HUNTR/X, and their charming performance has a hidden purpose.
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Listen to “Soda Pop”
Who Sings “Soda Pop”?
Saja Boys is the group’s name within the film. The five singers behind the recording are real performers, while the animated band members belong to the story. Danny Chung also helped write the song and provides Baby Saja’s voice.
The songwriting credits name Vince, KUSH, Danny Chung, 24 and DOMINSUK. Producers 24, DOMINSUK and Ian Eisendrath helped shape the recording. The handover between smooth singing and a lower rap voice gives the group several recognizable personalities within one short track.
What Does the Song Mean?
On the surface, “Soda Pop” compares attraction to the sweetness and refreshment of a fizzy drink. Its repeated hook expresses a strong desire to be close to someone, making the song sound like a playful crush.
The film adds another meaning. The Saja Boys are supernatural opponents who want to draw fans away from HUNTR/X. Their appealing image helps them win attention and trust, so the friendly words also hint at their less friendly intentions. You can enjoy the chorus as pop music while recognizing that the characters are putting on an act.
Why Is “Soda Pop” So Catchy?
The title phrase is short enough to remember quickly, and the chorus returns to it often. A firm dance beat supports the melody, while the switches between singing and rap keep the delivery lively. The voices have room to sound distinct before coming together around the main hook.
Songwriter Danny Chung told Netflix’s Tudum that the team aimed for a retro boy-band sound with a deliberately persistent hook. The choreography helps the same phrases stick visually: a gesture can become as recognizable as a tune. For more on that musical style, see our guide to K-pop music.
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