Ahn Hyo-seop Unpacks Memorable Moments from Netflix's Record-Breaking 'K-Pop Demon Hunters'

Actor Ahn Hyo-seop, the charismatic voice behind Jinu, leader of the Saja Boys in Netflix's global sensation "K-Pop Demon Hunters," recently shared his most impactful scene from the animated film. In an interview with Vogue Korea, Ahn highlighted the moment Derpy picks up a fallen flower pot for Lumi, stating, "It delivered such a warm message, and I think that sincerity really came through." This poignant scene also resonated deeply with viewers, often cited as one of the film's most touching sequences.

Ahn also revealed a lighter, unscripted detail from the highly talked-about bathhouse action scene: Jinu's slip led to an improvised "Joesonghamnida" ("I'm sorry") in Korean, a spontaneous moment that was ultimately kept in the final cut, delighting fans worldwide. "K-Pop Demon Hunters" has cemented its place in pop culture history, achieving an astounding 443.4 million viewing hours and 266 million views on Netflix by September 3, officially surpassing "Squid Game" to become the platform's most-watched title to date. Ahn Hyo-seop's dual role, lending his voice to Jinu's English dialogue and performing the singing parts, earned him widespread acclaim for both his authentic portrayal and for beautifully showcasing the unique charm of the Korean language.

Beyond his vocal performance, Ahn Hyo-seop also graced a digital pictorial for Vogue Korea, in collaboration with a luxury fragrance brand, where his sophisticated visuals and versatile charm shone through. His agency further fueled fan excitement by releasing contrasting behind-the-scenes photos, presenting him as both the formidable, reaper-like Jinu and as an angelic figure. With a demanding schedule, Ahn Hyo-seop continues to solidify his reputation as a globally sought-after star, effortlessly navigating between heartfelt roles, high-profile collaborations, and major international projects, demonstrating his boundless potential as an an actor.

Ahn Hyo-seop made his acting debut in 2015 with the drama "Splash Splash Love." He gained significant recognition for his lead roles in hit series such as "Dr. Romantic" seasons 2 and 3, and "Business Proposal." He was also a former JYP Entertainment trainee and was reportedly close to debuting with the group GOT7.