ive been thinking about KPDH and how every single reaction ive seen of How It's Done.
And Like, that is pretty much the perfect introduction song. Aside from setting up their abilities perfectly and giving each girl character moments to be highlighted and a perfect demonstration of how them as popstars and them as demon hunters are the same job,
It's also got Rumi's note
Every time, every single time from KPop fans reacting, to vocalists reacting, to music producers and casual fans and rap fans and everyone else When they get to that note, to the buildup, to the animation of her mouth, face and body as she puts her EVERYTHING into the note, to the note itself, how it starts high, goes long and ends higher,
THAT is the moment where everyone is shocked, explodes in appreciation and locks the fuck in
Because yeah, it's a perfect moment, the animation especially is 1 to 1 absolutely realistic to how a person would have to move and act to pull off that note, especially with the mouth muscles,
But it's also the one moment that completely sells the idea that these girls have voices that can fight demons.
No one questions it after that, because they saw it work, the movie made them BELIEVE it in a way that previous movies made people believe in Superman, in Middle Earth or in a galaxy far far away
THAT moment made the movie I think, I believe it down in my soul that if that one moment hadn't been perfect, KPDH wouldn't have reached the memetic superstardom it has
god she even pulls the mike back like she actually has to be careful that her voice will blow the damn thing out what the Fuck
AND AND during that note, it immediately cuts to the two girls, the fans who can't believe what they just heard, who's souls and faces lit up because of that note, of Rumi's voice, and it's like, that's us! that is literally us the audience! That's the actual reaction of everyone ive ever seen react to that moment. So, fucking perfect
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