Oscar viewers were seen fuming after a K-pop Demon Hunters winner was brutally snubbed on stage in the most heartless speech move during this year's 98th Academy Awards.
Released on Netflix last year, the animated movie tells the tale of a girl band who balanced out selling different stadiums and moonlighting as Demon Hunters to protect fans from supernatural danger.
Within a few days of launching, it started to become a global phenomenon in no time. Soaring up the streaming giant's charts, KPop Demon Hunters soon transformed into the most-watched movie ever. It even took over the throne of Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynold's movei called Red Notice. Above all of this fame, the fictional KPop girl group Huntrix's song Golden soon became a chartstopper all over the globe.
While singer-songwriter Ejae accepted her award, one of her co-writers, Yu-Han Lee, tried to say some words with a speech in his hand. However, he was rudely interrupted by loud music as the ceremony went into a commercial break. That's when fans watching at home slammed the show's producers for trying to take away from a winner's big moment.