Tom Holland’s full performance of Rihanna’s “Umbrella” on Lip Sync Battle.
He did that. TOM HOLLAND DID THAT EVERYONE 👏🏽 pic.twitter.com/ZpKC6s8moY— peter parker (@fcukspiderman) May 8, 2017
All of a sudden I’m excited for Spider-Man: Homecoming, because wow wow wow does Tom Holland know how to bring down the house. Holland and his equally talented co-star Zendaya were on MTV’s Lip Sync Battle and holy mother of everything, what did I just witness?
Holland starts off with a demure verse of “Singin’ In the Rain” but soon morphs full-on into Rihanna’s “Umbrella” and I am … emotionally compromised. I had no idea Holland was such a talented dancer, but have since learned he was a theater kid and starred in the West End’s Billy Elliott musical.
Zendaya tackled Bruno Mars’ “24K Magic” and also blew us all away:
Zendaya performing “24K Magic” by Bruno Mars on Lip Sync Battle…this girl can do anything. 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/iAaTrJ8Llx
— peter parker (@fcukspiderman) May 8, 2017
I love how fully and joyfully these two committed to the bit and the fun repartee they seem to have. This single-handedly made me actually want to see the new Spider-Man. “They should just use these videos for all their promos instead of making any new trailers,” said our Vivian Kane. Yup.
- A group of trans gamers were rejected from taking part in a female gaming tournament and told they could be penalized for “faking their genders.” Um, NOPE. ALL OF THE NOPE. (via Buzzfeed)
- Hydra Captain America stole Thor’s hammer Mjolnir, which thinks that he’s worthy, for some reason. I don’t want to talk about it. (via Screenrant)
- In other Lip Sync Battle / Spider-Man news, watch Chrissy Teigen (in the spidey suit) and her husband John Legend reenact Peter Parker’s most famous movie kiss. (via Huffington Post)
- A cookie box that can only be opened by two people working together teaches self-control and cruelty. (LaughingSquid)
So what did you spot today with your many spider-eyes?
(image: MTV)
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