>Kpop Demon Hunters isn’t just a harmless animted film. It’s propaganda dressed up in bright colors and bubblegum pop. This is Hollywood’s latest trick: take some foreign setting like Colombia or Korea, slap on some anime-style characters with big eyes, and pump it full of “diversity” messaging until it’s less about entertainment and more about brainwashing.
>And let’s be honest—the so-called “Asian representation” here is laughable. These cartoon characters barely even look Asian, but hey, they eat sushi rolls, so we’re all supposed to clap like seals because—ta-da!—cultural authenticity. That’s how dumb they think your kids are: eat one piece of cartoon sushi and suddenly the movie is a groundbreaking celebration of Korean culture.
>But the real kicker is the music. Hollywood is obsessed with shoving non-English songs into your child’s head. Why? Because this isn’t about catchy tunes. This is about training. They want your kids singing in Korean before they can even spell in English. They want your kids to see foreign culture as not just equal to their own, but superior.
>This is Hollywood’s playbook: use bright colors and catchy songs to sell immigration propaganda to children. They don’t want your kid to grow up proud of America, proud of English, proud of Frozen. They want your kid clapping along to Korean songs so that when the next wave of immigration comes, they’ll already be trained to accept it as “progress.” Because hey, you liked Kpop Demon Hunters, right? You love Korean songs, right? So what’s the problem with turning your neighborhood into a little Seoul?
>Kpop Demon Hunters isn’t just a dumb kids’ movie. It’s a message. It’s a test run. It’s Hollywood telling white America: “Here’s your future. Learn to like it.”
Take it somewhere else, leftard.