"As a soundtrack it is full of appealing songs that appear to support an intriguing story. Even as someone who is not necessarily well-versed in Kpop genre cliches (which this album clearly plays with), there is a lot to enjoy here as long as you are a fan of soundtrack pop, and that is certainly true for me. Both HUNTR/X and especially the Soja Boys are given excellent songs to work with that demonstrate the deeper spiritual potential of Kpop competition for chart dominance and toxic fandoms that open people up to literal demonic influence and spiritual warfare in the context of the eternal romantic struggle for love. As well produced and performed as this soundtrack is, it is not surprising that it has some hits and has become a popular album." (Edge Induced Cohesion)
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