“The Boys” parodies controversial video of Gal Gadot singing “Imagine”

The long-awaited sixth installment of the ‘The Boys’ series has arrived on Amazon Prime Video, and among so many comments on the networks, few talk about the intro of the episode, in which The Deep makes a funny parody of Gal Gadot and the time he has sang “Imagine” by John Lennon in 2020.

While Herogasm wasn’t quite the party of controversy so many fans were hoping for, the sixth episode left one of the series’ high points, with Homelander taking on Butcher, Hughie and Soldier Boy. But not all was action in the chapter, because at the beginning of the new episode of ‘The boys’ there is a parody of an infamous moment of the protagonist of ‘wonder woman’.

Some will recall that in 2020, when the situation with the health crisis was at an all-time high, Gal Gadot shared a video singing ‘to imagine’ by John Lennon in which several actors, actresses and artists appeared as special guests. The star’s release of ‘Wonder Woman’ sparked a lot of controversy due to how little empathic that moment was for some.

Some of the stars invited to the Gal Gadot video were Mark Ruffalo, Amy Adams, Natalie Portman and many other Hollywood celebrities who wanted to send support and strength to those who were going through a bad time, even if the result was not what they expected. .

Parody of “The Boys” of the infamous video by Gal Gadot

And since “The Boys” took the opportunity on several occasions to make fun of Marvel, DC Comics and other situations in the real world, at the beginning of the sixth episode, The Deep, starring Chace Crawford, makes a supporting video after. the massacre left by Soldier Boy in midtown Manhattan.

In the “The Boys” parody video, special guests can be seen including Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher, as well as Elizabeth Banks, Rose Byrne, “Eternals” actor Kumail Nanjiani, Aisha Tyler, Josh Gad and Patton Oswalt. , as well as Black Noir at the end of the sequence.

In early 2022 Gal Gadot recalled the infamous ‘Imagine’ video with which she was harshly criticized on social networks, and admitted, “it was not the right thing”, although she had good intentions with its publication, but the result. it was in bad taste to many of the followers of the “Wonder Woman” actress.