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Kyle Chayka

A staff writer who covers technology and Internet culture.

The two K-Pop bands HUNTR/X (“Huntrix”) and Saja Boys currently occupy six of the top fifty spots of the Billboard Hot 100. Each has a song in the top ten, HUNTR/X’s “Golden,” a triumphant ballad about being yourself, at No. 2, and Saja Boys’s “

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