This Is How It’s Done- Netflix Release Dance Video To HUNTR/X’s “How It’s Done”

Whether they’re saving the world from demons or fighting to make it to rehearsal after the fact, HUNTR/X never misses their moves. And now, for the first time, fans of the massively popular animated film KPop Demon Hunters can dance alongside their favorite idols.

Though we still have to wait for the upcoming sequel to continue the story of Rumi, Mira and Zoey, fans can now recreate some of the film’s unforgettable musical numbers thanks to a newly released series of dance videos.

Thanks to Netflix and the all-star choreographers who helped bring the film’s dances to life, including Nain from Jam Republic, Leejung Lee of THEBLACKLABEL and K-Tigers, fans can learn the moves behind the tracks that have shattered records. Starting with HUNTR/X’s opening number, “How It’s Done,” the new video series allows viewers to follow along as the professionals guide them through the choreography, helping them dance with all the flair of a K-pop star. And perhaps most excitingly, fans will even have the opportunity to learn moves that didn’t make it onto our screens in the final film!

Once audiences have their moves on lock, they can take things one step further and dance alongside HUNTR/X themselves, showing the world how things are done right inside the group’s rehearsal space.

While the first performance features none other than one of HUNTR/X’s golden tracks, this new special series, slated for a full release on Netflix come November 2, isn’t limited to our girls.

Following the release of “How It’s Done,” Netflix’s social media accounts and Tudum will share even more performances, including HUNTR/X’s routines for “Golden” and “Takedown.” But we certainly can’t forget about the Saja Boys, who will also be entering stage right with their own dance videos for “Soda Pop” and “Your Idol,” respectively. With some of the film’s most beloved musical numbers getting the spotlight, there will be plenty of opportunities for fans to learn their favorite routines and bring a little of that K-pop magic into their own homes.

It goes without saying that holiday family gatherings this year may once again be filled with plenty of KPop Demon Hunters excitement, as fans get together to dance alongside their favorite idols and show off their moves with their bias.