Netflix just unleashed the first big original track from Devil May Cry Season 2. The track, titled “See U in Hell”, is an unlikely-but-perfect team-up between nu-metal legends Papa Roach and breakout rapper Hanumankind. Also, they released an animated music video for it that feels like it crawled out of Dante’s worst nightmare.
Keep reading to learn more about the song, especially where you can find it.
Everyone, stop what you’re doing and brace your speakers. “See U in Hell,” the brand-new collaboration from Papa Roach and Hanumankind, is officially out now as part of the soundtrack for Netflix’s animated Devil May Cry Season 2– arriving May 12.
The single lands as the first taste of the season’s music rollout, and yes, it comes with a music video that stitches the track’s punchy aggression with the show’s demon-slaying visuals, as if it were always meant to be played at maximum volume.
Released via Netflix Music, the track is credited as an original song performed by Papa Roach and Hanumankind, with co-writing credits to Alex Seaver (of Mako) and Tyler Demorest. In other words, this isn’t a random needle-drop. It’s purpose-built to match the show’s adrenaline, attitude, and “kick the door down” energy.
On paper, Papa Roach with Hanumankind working together might look strange, until the first hook hits.
That’s because Papa Roach has spent decades perfecting that cathartic, shout-along hard rock that turns stress into fuel, while Hanumankind brings rapid-fire precision and swagger that cuts through a chorus like a blade. As a result, you get a song that feels tailor-made for a series built on stylish combat, big emotions, and bigger weapons.
Beyond that, it fits the musical identity Devil May Cry has been building for Netflix. That is one foot planted firmly in late-’90s/early-2000s alt-rock nostalgia, while the other is in modern genre-blending.
If Season 1 primed us with its “turn it up and fight your demons” vibe, “See U in Hell” feels like Season 2 doubling down: heavier, faster, and more unapologetic.
The official “See U in Hell” music video leans into what Netflix has been doing with its properties. That is to give fans something that works standalone and as a hype machine for the next drop.
As a result, it focuses on animated sequences and series footage that mirrors the song’s start-stop intensity:
It’s basically a free appetizer for anyone who loves deep diving every frame of a trailer for new weapons or demon design. It cuts fast with bold color and that signature Devil May Cry “style matters” flair. Despite this, it’s not trying to tell a full story (thankfully. But it absolutely sells the mood: Dante doesn’t just fight, he performs.
And strategically? Dropping the video alongside the single is smart. It makes the track feel “canon-adjacent” even before Season 2 arrives on May 12, while giving fans a new piece of Devil May Cry content to obsess over while they wait.
You can watch the “See U in Hell” music video below.
“See U in Hell” isn’t arriving in a vacuum, either. Netflix has been teasing how stacked the Season 2 soundtrack is for months. Because of this, we can expect it to feature recognizable millennial rock staples and high-octane remixes. And that is exactly the kind of track list you’d expect to power an all-night demon hunt (or, realistically, your commute).
For instance, alongside the new Papa Roach/Hanumankind single, we already know that the season’s soundtrack will have:
For pop culture fans, this is the sweet spot where streaming-era marketing and fandom habits actually align. People don’t just watch a show anymore. They clip it, edit it, meme it, and build playlists around it instead. As a result, soundtracks must feature multiple throwback anthems alongside their original tracks.
For this reason, Netflix assured us that its Devil May Cry Season 2 soundtrack will offer multiple ways for it to go viral. Therefore, you should expect to see numerous fight videos with “See U in Hell” hitting your timelines very soon.
Also, Papa Roach is no stranger to Devil May Cry. Netflix has already used the band’s “Last Resort” in their Season 1 trailer. So, Netflix bringing them back for Season 2 feels natural and fitting for an iconic franchise like Devil May Cry.
However, Hanumankind’s presence isn’t just a cool surprise, it’s a signal. Netflix soundtracks tend to aim for a global audience. And adding a fast-rising rapper with a distinctive cadence widens the track’s reach beyond rock loyalists. It also keeps the song from becoming pure nostalgia bait.
There’s also something thematically satisfying about having the hard-rock melody and rap intensity sharing the same space. Devil May Cry has always thrived on contrast, beauty and brutality, comedy and tragedy, swagger and grief. So, a track that toggles between big chorus catharsis and razor-sharp bars feels like it understands the assignment.
Because it’s a digital-only release, you can only stream or download “See U in Hell”. However, you should be able to find it on most major music services, such as:
Netflix also released the song as a part of the Devil May Cry Season 2 soundtrack album, which they released on May 12, 2026. You can read about it here.
In conclusion, “See U in Hell” is exactly what a modern pop-entertainment soundtrack moment should be. It’s a legit collaboration (not a slapped-on placement), a crunchy, high-energy track that stands on its own, and a music video that doubles as a stylish trailer for the show.
However, that’s just my opinion. But what’s yours? Post your thoughts on the song and the new season of Netflix’s Devil May Cry in the forums or comments below.
