Noah Kahan has taken over The Hunger Games fandom ahead of the Sunrise on the Reaping release, ever since he released his song Draw You Out as a part of the official soundtrack of the album. In a new interview, the indie-folk artist was jokingly asked if he could survive the Hunger Games competing against past artists who have been featured on the franchise's soundtrack.
The Northern Attitude hitmaker responded with a laugh, 'Olivia Rodrigo would bash my head in, Taylor Swift would club me to death, Lorde would punch me in the stomach.' Fans quickly filled social media with hilarious reactions to his playful assessment of the music industry heavyweights.
One listener quipped on X, formerly Twitter, 'this is how i feel when i press shuffle on the playlist then their 3 most gut wrenching songs plays.' Another user chimed in with amusement, writing, 'lorde punching you in the stomach would genuinely be a career highlight id take it.'
While continuing the humorous debate, another fan pointed out the logistical nightmare of facing other musical acts, noting, 'coldplay is 4 v 1. that'd be the worst option.' Noah Kahan's track has added immense excitement to the upcoming release, driving massive engagement across digital platforms.
Listeners and franchise enthusiasts alike continue to praise his witty remarks and his musical contribution to the beloved dystopian series. As anticipation builds for Sunrise on the Reaping, collaborations like Kahan's prove just how vital music remains to the cultural impact of The Hunger Games universe.