The interpreter of Ken in the film “Barbie” performed the hit “I’m Just Ken” on the Oscar stage, for which he was nominated in the “Best Original Song” category.
It was one of the most anticipated moments of the 96th Academy Awards this Sunday. Ryan Gosling performed a performance of the hit “I’m Just Ken” from the film on stage at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles Barbie. Like the other nominees in the Best Original Song category, the actor was invited to cover this song that has become iconic thanks to social networks.
And unsurprisingly, the actor had already proven his singing and dancing talent La La Land stole the show from the other celebrities, channeling all of his “Ken energy” into his performance and leaving a very strong impression on viewers watching the Oscars live: “It’s one of the best performances we’ve had at the Oscars could see,” we say can be read on X, just like the comment: “Ryan Gosling has more live presence and charisma than any pop star.
Ultimately it is Billie Eillish and Finneas O’Connor who are also nominated Barbie, who won the Oscar for Best Original Song for “What Was I Made For.” But Ryan Gosling’s performance will certainly be remembered. Relive Ryan Gosling’s powerful performance in the video below.
Since the publication of Barbie On July 19, 2023, “I’m Just Ken” became a hit, just like Ryan Gosling, who was finally recognized for his comedic talent eight years later The nice guys. In Greta Gerwig’s film, Ryan Gosling plays Barbie’s foil doll, who suffers from not being the object of Barbie’s full attention and ends up discovering (and enforcing) the patriarchy. For his hilarious performance, Ryan Gosling was also nominated for the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, but lost out to Robert Downey Jr., who won the statuette for his performance in Oppenheimer.
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