But the second worst thing to ever happen to her is the perception Oracle is somehow tech support for the batfam specifically and not that she used to run her own team and regularly work with the actual Justice League.

Same here. So much so that I made a playlist about it, which you can check out here:

Soda Pop and Your Idol are such extremely different songs in terms of musical sound and k-pop sub-genres that I wanted to imagine what it would look like for there to be a slow descent into progressively darker songs. I tried to keep it down to the 9 songs rumored to have been in the longer version of the film, but ultimately bumped it up to 11 total songs for a slightly smoother transition across them. I also tried to use boy group songs exclusively, but a couple of male solo songs slipped past me because I felt they fit really well (sorry, I like Taemin's music too much).

While this is definitely indicative of my specific taste in k-pop, I did my best to try to keep the songs narratively consistent. Lyrically, Soda Pop and Your Idol both truly are villain songs, reflecting the Saja Boys' roles as demons while simultaneously sounding like regular k-pop music. There aren't a lot of real k-pop songs that truly mirror that because, at the end of the day, no matter how dark the concept of a song is, the idols singing it aren't literal demons and their goal is to be liked by fans. That said, a lot of the songs in this playlist feature themes of obsession or even elements of consumption to pick up on some of the lyrical elements of the two actual Saja Boys songs.

If there's enough interest, maybe I'll do a follow up where I deep dive into how and why I picked certain songs. For now, I hope you enjoy this playlist.

— secret marriage

— secret siblings

— secret parentage

Staf Trek tropes:

— mpreg

— fuck or die