Venom came to Rocket Girls 101 to sing the Chinese promotional song of "Venom"

Today, Columbia Pictures, the producer of Marvel's new film Venom: Let There Be Carnage, announced that Chinese rising star girl group Rocket Girls 101 will sing the Chinese version of the movie promotion song for the film, and released a poster of the five members of Rocket Girls 101, Meng Meiqi, Yang Chaoyue, Duan Aojuan, Yamy, and Sunnee, with Venom. It is reported that the song is named "Venom is Coming", and the original soundtrack and MV will be released soon.

In the poster, the five girls of Rocket Girls 101 have sharp eyes and their "half-masked" looks are mysterious and arousing imagination. How will the five girls use music to express their admiration for this most alternative Marvel hero? How will they use the powerful sound of the universe to summon "Venom"?

It is reported that Rocket Girls 101 will sing for the movie "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" and will perform the Chinese theme promotion song "Venom Comes" of "Venom" in the form of alternative rap. The cool and dynamic style of the song, with catchy and catchy melody, the five Rocket Girls use their singing to convey Marvel's most "venomous" landing declaration: Venom comes to make you worship!

The girl group Rocket Girls 101 emerged this summer, breaking people's perception of traditional talent shows with a unique and alternative attitude. In a very short period of time, Rocket Girls 101 quickly rose to become a new force in China's phenomenal girl group. Similarly, as a new force in Marvel superhero movies and a heavyweight pioneer in the "Spider-Man Universe", "Venom" also has a high popularity. Since the movie was released in North America, it has won both box office and reputation, becoming the hottest Marvel alternative superhero blockbuster in the second half of the year. The film will be released in mainland China on November 9. Rocket Girls and "Venom" are a perfect match, and the powerful combination has sounded the attack horn of the strongest Marvel blockbuster this fall.

Venom has been released overseas for three weeks, grossing $463 million worldwide, and has topped the global weekend box office for three consecutive weeks. The foreign media Sunday Express jokingly called the box office "Venom's bloody mouth, biting off half of the box office." Although the film is still some time away from being released in mainland China, data from ticketing websites such as Maoyan and Tao Piaopiao show that the film has become the most anticipated blockbuster by Chinese audiences.

The movie "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" is directed by Ruben Fleischer and co-starred by Tom Hardy (The Dark Knight Rises, Dunkirk), Michelle Williams (The Greatest Showman), Riz Ahmed (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), Scott Haze and Reid Scott. The film will be released in Chinese theaters on November 9 in multiple formats including 3D, IMAX3D, China Giant Screen 3D, and Dolby Atmos.