Kirby Krackle’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens Song, “It Suits You,” In Honor of Poe/Finn

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Kirby Krackle’s poignant new song, which was “written and dedicated to the fan shippers and everyone that wants more for Finn and Poe,” chronicles a probably-not-canonical romance in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It’s not as official as, say, Lu Han’s pop song about the movie — but it’s got a lot of charm.

This is the first fan-made song I’ve come across about The Force Awakens, and I guess I’m not surprised that it’s about Poe and Finn, since it seems like those two have been capturing the hearts of everyone ever since the movie came out.

This song seems like it could fit right in to a hypothetical fan-written musical about Poe’s unrequited feelings … not that I’m suggesting anyone write and perform a full musical about Star Wars. If anyone does, though, please bring that tour to a Comic Con near me?

(via The Nerdy Bird, image via Kirby Krackle)

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