"The Immigrants" and Thor: Ragnarok has a special connection
Not Just a Cool Marvel Song!
“The Immigrants", the cool song from Thor: Ragnarok has a story behind it—way more than just a song for superheroes.
The Immigrants: A Super Song
So, you know that awesome song from Thor: Ragnarok?
Turns out it's not just from the movie; it's a remake of a song from way back in 1970 by Led Zeppelin, also called "The Immigrants." It's more like—a classic brought back to life for Thor!
Lyrics That Fit Thor's Story
What makes this song special? Well, besides being super catchy, the words match Thor’s adventures perfectly.
They’re like a musical match made in heaven, especially with the Norse mythology vibes about Vikings and Valhalla.
It’s like the song was tailor-made for Thor’s hammer swings.
No Coincidence—Just Movie Magic
Now, you might be thinking, "Did they just pick any old song?" Nope!
The song's story about Vikings and their belief in Valhalla fits right into Thor's world.
It's not luck; it's more like the movie gods carefully chose this song to make Thor's battles even more epic.
FAQs - Solving Marvel Mysteries:
Q1: Is "The Immigrants" made just for Thor: Ragnarok?
A1: Nope, it's an old Led Zeppelin song, revamped for the movie.
Q2: Why did they choose this song for Thor?
A2: The lyrics matched Thor’s story about Norse mythology and Valhalla.
Q3: Did Led Zeppelin agree to use their old song in Thor?
A3: Yup, sources say Led Zeppelin gave the thumbs up for the song's superhero comeback.
Marvel has the cool mix of old rock and Thor's hammer beats.
Remember, sometimes, a song is more than just background noise—it's the heart of a superhero story.
