Ryan Gosling’s Potential Oscar Attendance for ‘I’m Just Ken’ Performance
Ryan Gosling’s future performance at the 2024 Oscar Awards Ceremony is in limbo. The actor, nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in “Barbie”, is also the singer of the movie’s nominated song “I’m Just Ken”. However, Gosling has revealed that he has not yet received an invitation from the Academy to perform at the ceremony.
In a recent interview with Variety, Gosling expressed his uncertainty about the possibility of his performance. “I haven’t been asked yet. It would be a huge risk to perform this way. I don’t know how it would work, but I’m open to it,” he said.
Despite Gosling’s uncertainties, his co-star Margot Robbie has reassured the public that efforts have been made to encourage him to perform at the event. She stated that the Barbie team has “nudged Ryan as much as they could” and told him to “do it”.
Gosling also emphasized the significance of the performance, comparing “I’m Just Ken” to an anthem and stating that it would require a significant budget that could not be reduced.
The song “I’m Just Ken” has gained significant attention since its release, winning Best Song at the Critics’ Choice Awards. Gosling has even released multiple versions of the track, including a Christmas version titled “I’m Just Ken (Merry Christmas Barbie)”.
With the Oscars approaching, fans eagerly await to see if they will be able to witness Gosling’s performance of “I’m Just Ken” at the prestigious event. As the ceremony draws near, the pressure is on for the Academy to extend an invitation to the talented actor and singer for what could be a memorable and highly anticipated performance.
