Alert – Ryan Gosling released Ken The EP with three NEW versions of hit song I’m Just Ken from Barbie as well as a video

Ryan Gosling and Barbie composers Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt have released Ken The EP.

The new project includes the original song I’m Just Ken, plus three new iterations, including I’m Just Ken (Merry Kristmas Barbie), I’m Just Ken (In My Feelings Acoustic), and I’m Just Ken (Purple Disco Machine Remix).

The 43-year-old actor — who recently helped a fan — additionally appears in an intimate performance video, along with Ronson and Wyatt.

Over the summer, I’m Just Ken saw commercial success, reaching the top five on Billboard’s Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart.

It also garnered over 100 million global streams.

Ryan Gosling and Barbie composers Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt have released Ken The EP

The 43-year-old actor additionally appears in an intimate performance video

Meanwhile, Barbie The Album has been nominated a whopping 11 2024 Grammy Awards.

And I’m Just Ken has received Golden Globe and Critics Choice nominations.

Ronson dished to The Hollywood Reporter in November: ‘It was never in the script [that] Ryan was going to sing.

‘It was just like, “If we’re going to have Barbie’s perfect day song, we need a song from Ken’s point of view.”‘

It was also not planned for Ronson and Wyatt to take the musical reins for the entire movie soundtrack.

Initially, they signed on to pen just two tracks — Dance the Night and a song for Ken.

Margot Robbie shined as Barbie, which became Warner Bros’ highest domestic grossing film.

In September, it was announced as the highest-grossing movie of 2023, just one month after its release.

The new project includes the original song I’m Just Ken, plus three new iterations, including I’m Just Ken (Merry Kristmas Barbie), I’m Just Ken (In My Feelings Acoustic), and I’m Just Ken (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Ronson dished to The Hollywood Reporter in November, ‘It was never in the script [that] Ryan was going to sing’

I’m Just Ken has received Golden Globe and Critics Choice nominations

Margot Robbie shined as Barbie, which became Warner Bros’ highest domestic grossing film

Margot told Variety she was shocked at the online cultural impact the movie had on its opening weekend.

‘The fact that people were going and being like, “Oh, watch Oppenheimer first, then Barbie.” I was like, “See? People like everything.” People are weird,’ she said in an interview with Oppenheimer star Cillian Murphy. 

$145M-budget Barbie amassed an eye-popping $1.4B at the global box office and scored an 88% critic approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Meanwhile, $100M-budget Oppenheimer amassed $953.2M at the global box office and scored 93% critic approval rating on RT.