Is Princess Charlotte a Fan of "K-Pop Demon Hunters"? The Reason "Golden" Was Played at the Changing of the Guard
"Golden" Performed at Recent Palace Guard Ceremony
Military Band's Performance of "Golden" Goes Viral on Social Media
Recently, at the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace in the United Kingdom, the theme song "Golden" from the Netflix animation "K-Pop Demon Hunters" (hereafter referred to as K-Pop Demon Hunters) was performed, drawing significant attention. It has now been revealed that the reason for choosing this song was because Princess Charlotte is a fan. On the 12th (local time), the British media outlet The Sun reported that Ivy Brown, a 6-year-old girl living in Wokingham, Berkshire, sent a letter to Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, the daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales (Prince William and Kate Middleton), and received a reply from the British royal family.
Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace, United Kingdom. Photo by AFP Yonhap News
View original imageIn her letter, Ivy introduced K-Pop Demon Hunters as the best movie she had ever seen and asked if Princess Charlotte had watched it as well. In response, the British royal family's reply stated that the signature song "Golden" had been performed during the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace. In fact, earlier last month, a video of the British military band performing "Golden" at the ceremony was shared on social media and became a hot topic. A copy of the letter shows that the royal correspondence was dated September 25, expressing "deep gratitude for the warm words of encouragement for Princess Charlotte" and stating that "Golden, the signature song of K-Pop Demon Hunters, was also performed at the Buckingham Palace Guard Changing Ceremony."
In the copy of the letter, the date of the royal correspondence was September 25, expressing "deep gratitude for the warm words of encouragement for Princess Charlotte," and stating that "Golden," the signature song of K-Pop Demon Hunters, was also performed at the Buckingham Palace Changing of the Guard ceremony. The Sun
View original imageIvy was photographed beaming as she held the letter in her hands. She expressed her joy, saying, "I'm so happy that Princess Charlotte seems to like K-Pop Demon Hunters," and proudly shared the letter with her friends during a school presentation. She also mentioned, "I'm keeping it safe in the kitchen."
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Meanwhile, K-Pop Demon Hunters is an animated series about the popular girl group Huntrix, who secretly protect the world as hidden heroes behind their glamorous stage performances. The series has surpassed 300 million cumulative views, making it the most successful title in Netflix history. "Golden," a featured song from K-Pop Demon Hunters, which blends traditional and modern Korean culture in its unique universe, topped both the US Billboard Hot 100 and the UK Official Singles Chart Top 100 for eight consecutive weeks. There is also speculation that it may win an award at the Grammy Awards, the most prestigious popular music awards ceremony in the United States.
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