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KPop Demon Hunters Trend Sparks Nationwide Burn Injuries Among Children
The Netflix animated film "KPop Demon Hunters" has become a major success, featuring a soundtrack with multiple Billboard Hot 100 hits and marking a breakthrough for K-pop representation in Hollywood. Originally produced by Sony Pictures Animation but ultimately released by Netflix through a pandemic-era deal, the movie has gained international popularity, topping charts and streaming records. However, the film has inadvertently sparked a dangerous trend among children attempting to imitate a scene involving hot instant noodles, leading to serious burn injuries and prompting multiple health warnings from doctors and hospitals. Medical experts emphasize the risks of microwaving and handling hot noodle cups without adult supervision, citing numerous pediatric burn cases linked to this challenge. Despite these concerns, the film's cultural impact continues, inspiring related events such as a concert featuring its music and other themes. The success and associated risks highlight both the film's widespread influence and the need for safety awareness regarding viral trends tied to popular media.


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