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Tom Holland performed a humorous and surprising lip sync on 'Lip Sync Battle,' wearing his grandma's fishnets and a wig, which his father initially disapproved of due to concerns about his rising fame. The performance was a playful deviation from his usual roles, and Holland shared behind-the-scenes details about the costume and his family's reactions.
Tom Holland revealed in a recent interview that he gets more compliments for his appearance on "Lip Sync Battle" than for his movies. Holland performed to Rihanna's hit song "Umbrella" on the show in 2017 and said he's proud of it. He also shared that his co-star and rumored girlfriend Zendaya has joined him in his beloved sport of golfing.
Tom Holland revealed in a recent interview that he receives more compliments for his viral "Umbrella" lip-sync on Lip Sync Battle than for his work in blockbuster Marvel movies and critically acclaimed dramas. Holland appeared on the show in 2017, performing a showstopping rendition of the song in a bustier and fishnet stockings. The Spider-Man star said he didn't realize what he was doing was so forward-thinking and that he doesn't care about toxic masculinity. Holland can currently be seen on the Apple TV+ miniseries The Crowded Room, playing Danny Sullivan.
Tom Holland considers his 2018 performance of "Singin' in the Rain"/"Umbrella" on Lip Sync Battle to be his defining moment and contribution to culture, overshadowing his work as Spider-Man and other projects. He is proud of the impact it has had and the compliments he receives for it. Despite the performance's force of femininity, Holland did not intend to make a comment on toxic masculinity and was simply having fun.
Tom Holland says he's proud of his iconic "Lip Sync Battle" dance routine to Rihanna's "Umbrella," but wouldn't do it again. The actor said he'd rather play golf and live a private life. Holland also expressed surprise that the dance routine has become one of the things he's best known for, and said he wasn't trying to comment on toxic masculinity with the performance.