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KPop Demon Hunters’ Arden Cho: I was born in America, but wasn’t seen as American

12/22/2025 • 22 min

‘Being born in America, feeling American, but having people treat me like I'm not.’ Chi Chi Izundu speaks to Korean American actor Arden Cho, star of the hit Netflix film KPop Demon Hunters, about her life and career. Cho is the voice of Rumi, a leading character who must come to terms with her own identity as part-human, part-demon. It’s a duality that resona… Play episode

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