Things We Saw Today: FKA twigs and Central Cee Give The King’s Man Its Own Bond Song

While it might not be for everyone, I absolutely love the Kingsman franchise, so gearing up for The King’s Man is an exciting time. Now, we’re getting more of a look into the world of the organization that would eventually bring us Eggsy Unwin and Harry Hart by going back to the start of the Kingsman themselves. And now, the film has its own original song called “Measure of a Man” by FKA twigs, featuring Central Cee!

And it very much has the same vibe as we’ve come to know from James Bond movies—which, I think, is entirely the point.

What works about this is that it leans into the idea that the Kingsman franchise is poking fun at the spy action films we know and love. Kingsman: The Secret Service was clearly making fun of James Bond, while Kingsman: The Golden Circle also brought in the Americans, making a bit of fun at movies like the Indiana Jones series.

But adding original songs and music videos like this with FKA twigs and Central Cee? It just feels right and like they’re making their own version of the Bond songs, and I love it.

(image: 20th Century Studios)

Here are some other things we saw out there today:

• ME: Too many sequels, it’s killing the medium

  ALSO ME: PUT THIS MOTHERFUCKER INTO MY VEEEEEIIIIIIINNNNSSSSS https://t.co/wuNYyNRm2X

  — Jason Bailey (@jasondashbailey) November 29, 2021

• Serena and Venus Williams’ stepsister slam King Richard. (via Yahoo)

• this is what my brain sounds like pic.twitter.com/DiY5O6y8Vv

  — leo thee omega-level telepath (@lefthandedhater) November 28, 2021

• Aaron Coleman got arressted again. (via The Hill)

• My latest @latimes: San Diego #ComicCon is back in person after two and a half years. “They say not all superheroes wear capes. But they do all now wear masks.” https://t.co/ecIyAMG76t

  — Hailey Branson-Potts (@haileybranson) November 28, 2021

Anything we missed out there today Mary Suevians? Let us know what you’ve seen in the comments below!

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