Soda Pop Ukulele Chords – KPOP Demon Hunters (Saja Boys). This song uses the chords C, G, F, Amin. You can change the key for free, as needed.
Soda Pop Ukulele Chords – KPOP Demon Hunters (Saja Boys)
INTRO:
C G F
C G F
CHey, heyG F
Hey, heyC
HeyG F
VERSE 1:
CDon’t want you, need you
Yeah, I Gneed you to Ffill me Cup
CDrink and drink but
It’s not satisfying
Got a feeling that, oh, yeah (Yeah)
You could Gbe everything thatF
That I Cneed (Need), taste so sweet (Sweet)
Every Gsip makes me Fwant more, yeah
CLookin like snacks ’cause you got it like that (Woo)
GTake a big bite, want aFnother bite, yeah
CI want all of you, want, want, want
GEveryone but you is Fcomfortable, comfortable, comfortable
CWhen you’re in my arms, I Ghold you so Ftight (So tight)
Can’t let go, no, Gno, not toFnight
PRE 1:
Look at me Fright now, there’Amins no tiGme
You’re Fmine already, Aminyou know Gthat
‘Cause I need you to Fneed me
I’m Aminempty, you Gfeed me so refreshing
My little soda pop
CHORUS 1:
CYou’re all I can think of
GEvery drop I Fdrink up
CYou’re my soda pop
GMy little soda Fpop
CCool me down, you’re so hot
GPour me up, I Fwon’t stop
CYou’re my soda pop
GMy little soda pop
C G F C
GMy little soda Fpop
VERSE 2:
CMake me wanna flip the top
One sip, you Fhit the spot
Every little Cdrip and drop, fizz and pop, ah
I get goosebumps, it’s Fgetting hot
Yes, I’m Csippin’ when it’s drippin’ now
It’s done? I Fneed a second round
And Cpour a lot and don’t you stop
‘Til my soda pop fizzles out
PRE 2:
CThe you GI‘ve been Amindrawing in my Fdreams
I can Gnever let Cgo
I want Gyou, deAminfinitely
I waited Fso long for a taste of soda
So, the wait is Cover, baby
Come and fill me up
C#Just can’t get enough
Oh
CHORUS 2:
C#You’re all I can think of
G#Every drop I F#drink up
C#You’re my soda pop
G#My little soda F#pop (Yeah, yeah)
C#Cool me down, you’re so hot
G#Pour me up, I F#won’t stop (Oh, oh)
C#You’re my soda pop
G#My little soda F#pop
OUTRO:
C#Ooh, ooh
G#Ooh, F#ooh
C#You’re my soda pop
G#Gotta drink every C#drop
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“Soda Pop” History:
Context & Background
- The song appears in the animated musical-fantasy film KPop Demon Hunters (2025) on the streaming service Netflix.
- “Saja Boys” is a fictional K-pop boy-band in the film. Their voices are provided by real-world artists: Andrew Choi, Neckwav, Danny Chung, Kevin Woo, and samUIL Lee.
- The song released around June 2025 (some sources say June 19 or June 20) as part of the film’s soundtrack.
- According to the soundtrack wiki, it was written by Vince, Kush and Danny Chung; produced by 24, Dominsuk, and Ian Eisendrath.
Musical Style & Theme
- Musically, the song is described as bright, bubbly, bubblegum-style K-pop boy-band sound — the kind of catchy, upbeat tune you might expect from a charismatic idol group.
- However, the film gives it a double layer: while superficially it’s fun and romantic (with metaphors of “you’re my soda pop”), deeper meaning relates to the Saja Boys’ role as soul-consuming demons in the story. For example:
“At first glance, it just seems like, ‘Oh, this is fun, innocent: You’re my soda pop,’… but then it starts talking about how much I need you and I need to drink you up, and it becomes parasitical.” (Wikipedia)
- The lyrics reflect this duality: on the surface, lines like “You’re all I can think of / Every drop I drink up / You’re my soda pop” evoke romantic desire.
- But the production and story context imply something darker: the “drink” metaphor becomes “every drop I drink up” = taking something from the other person (souls, influence) rather than simply affection.
Lyrics & Notable Lines
Some of the lyrics include:
- “Don’t want you, need you / Yeah, I need you to fill me up…”
- “Every little drip and drop, fizz and pop, ah…”
- “You’re all I can think of / Every drop I drink up / You’re my soda pop / My little soda pop”
These lines combine playful, sugary imagery with a sense of craving, dependency, and repetition.
Reception & Impact
- The song gained significant visibility — it’s part of a very successful soundtrack and film. According to Wikipedia, Soda Pop “received acclaim for its ‘bright and bubbly’ rhythm.”
- It charted in multiple countries (per the wiki entry). For example, it entered the top tens globally (Billboard Global 200, etc).
- The film’s popularity (and the way the song is used in it) contributed to the track’s wider cultural penetration (fan covers, dance challenges, etc).
Why It’s Notable / Why It Works
- Blend of narrative + pop: The track is not just a catchy song, but part of a larger story — the Saja Boys’ façade of pure idol charm hides a darker motive, enhancing interest.
- High production value: The involvement of multiple songwriters/producers, and the aim to replicate the feel of a big K-pop idol track make it polished and engaging.
- Stylish contrast: The bubblegum sound combined with deeper (almost sinister) subtext gives it a twist that makes listeners pay attention.
- Appeal across audiences: Because it uses K-pop aesthetic, fantasy film context, and pop hooks, it reaches both pop-music fans and animation/film fans.
How You Might Listen & Enjoy
- If you like upbeat K-pop boy-band songs with catchy choruses, Soda Pop delivers that.
- But if you listen closely to lyrics and context, you’ll catch the creepier undertone of the “drink me up” metaphor.
- For extra fun, watch the lyric or audio video (on YouTube) while keeping in mind the film’s story about idols who are actually demons.
- If you enjoy this, you might also check other songs from the same soundtrack (for example the opposing idol group’s tracks) to hear contrasting styles.
