So, based on just the title, you can probably already guess that NF is singing about what it’s going to be like when he grows up but NF has already grown up, you say what's going on with that?! Well, the song is written from the perspective of his younger self it seems to be around the time that he was first trying to put out music, right after he recorded his debut mixtape “Moments”, which was the first thing that he put together, and actually he put it out under his full name, Nathan Feuerstein, before he started going by NF and so he puts out that, and now he's singing about that from this perspective and in the music video, we see a bunch of little kids in a nursery, and somebody off-camera asks them “What do you want to be when you grow up?” one kid says she wants to be a ballet teacher, one wants to be a veterinarian, one a police officer then we come over to little NF, and little baby NF says “when I grow up, I want to be a wapper”, and it's seriously very cute! It's obviously little NF, because we've got the dark hat, and the skinny jeans, with the holes in the knees, and it's just like somebody took NF and shrunk him down, and reverse him by about 20 years or something. Billy & Freddy gives a Hi-5 and the title forms itself.Today we're talking about NF’s brand new song and music video “When I Grow Up” the song and the music video both are fantastic and I can't wait to tell you guys more about them. Lex Luthor uses Billy's Magic 8 ball, his important item to the plot to signal the Seven Deadly Sins ("A Peter Safren Production"), in prison. Wonder Woman sees Billy while her see finishes punching the theif, and she impresses him with a prom ("Visual Effects Supervisor"). Billy drives the mobile at full speed while Batman is behind ("Music Supervisor"). Batman is getting dressed up when Billy gets into the Batmobile ("Co-Producer" and "Music by"). Cotrona) uses the wooden board & their punches to take down the two-eyed cyclops, while Rosa & Victor Vasquez (Marta Milans & Cooper Andrews), with the latter in the Shazam suit, cheers for them.īilly Shazam plays arm wrestling with Superman ("Casting by" & "Costume Designer"), which serves back to notebook paper. Pedro Peña & Pedro Shazam (Jovan Armand & D.J. Eugene Choi & Eugene Shazam (In Chen & Ross Butler) together zaps the flying enemy. Mary Bromfield & Mary Shazam (Grace Fulton & Michelle Borth) punches a their into the air, then uses their smartphones to take selfies. Darla Dudley & Darla Shazam Faithe Herman & Meagan Good) catches up with The Flash with their superspeed. In a tribute to his discease, the Wizard Shazam (and Djimon Hounsou) is shown with thunder on his staff, which zaps the hot dog vendor for comedy. Freddy Shazam (Adam Brody) punches down the same theif. Freddy Freeman (Jack Dylan Grazer) uses his spin attack to take down another theif.
Lex's right eye is Billy's compass, his important item to find his mother (Mark Strong), in place of his eye which Shazam tempoary has in this right hand which throws as the camera moves to the next source.īilly Batson (Asher Angel) takes on the gang of theives. Aquaman takes a selfie for the Editor credit to appear.īilly Shazam now takes on Lex Luthor (Zacherly Levi). But he realizes the long line leads to the selfie-takings of Superman & Aquaman, as seen on Justice League (2017) (Production Designer). Sergeing into it, Billy wants someone to take selfies with himself. The allumated burgerler shoots at Billy, including the shark one (rest of "EPs"), but Billy is invincible as the dust clears out (Shazam creators credits), so he takes out the burgerler to save the mart (DC and Cinematopgrapher credits). Another burgerler turns into a warewolf ("Executive producers" at the bottom-right). One of the three burgerlers has the gun that evolves into a heavy ammulation gun ("Produced by" at the bottom-left). In illustrated-animation, we soon to the Q-Mart (at Christmastime) in which the small Christmastime burgerly takes place with Billy Shazam (the movie's hero) is taking on ("Screenplay by" and "Story by" at the top-right, one displayed at the time).
The "Directed by" credit is shown on the lined notebook paper, in which then folds to form the thunder symbol of the Shazam family at the bottom-right of "Freddy's Notebook" in which then opens up. The animation is created at Aspect, who also did the opening logos & titles. The song involves around the illustrated animated sequence that tributes the movie's titiular superhero starting from the store theft at Christmastime scene that also features the movie's characters (some have their superhero counterparts) and appearances from other DC Comics superheroes. " I Don't Want to Grow Up" is the song, performed by the independent alternative rock help The Ramones, that plays over the first half of the main-on-end credits of the 2019 Christmas-themed movie Shazam!
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