Ryan Gosling's hilarious reaction to his hit 'I'm Just Ken' winning a Critics' Choice Award has gone viral online and we're all absolutely loving it.
On Sunday, the 43-year-old actor became a hot talking point on social media after his hilariously confused reaction at the Critics' Choice Award show made viewers chuckle.
The event, which was held at the Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, California, was set to celebrate all things entertainment with some of the industry's biggest stars but it seems as though Gosling was surprised to discover that he was actually one of them.
When 'I'm Just Ken' from the Barbie soundtrack was called by Bella Ramsey, who was presenting the award alongside Anthony Ramos, his bewildered reaction had social media in stitches.
"Ryan Gosling giving us the best reaction of the night #CriticsChoiceAwards," wrote one user while another added: "I'm still laughing at Ryan Gosling's face hahahaha."
"Ryan Gosling reaction to I'm just ken winning the #CriticsChoice even [he] was weirded tf out," a third stated.
Others even thanked the star for giving them a new meme.
Have a look at the iconic moment below:After clinching the victory, writers Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt went on stage to accept the honor, with Ronson thanking Gosling for his delivery of the tune in the award-winning movie.
"This is as much your award as ours," he said. "You made the audience fall in love with this song with your matchless performance."
Ronson also thanked director Greta Gerwig, saying: "The fact that you carved out 11 minutes for this prog-rock, power ballad, dream ballet, shred-fest so the boys could cry and hold hands a little too, we’re really forever in your debt for that."
The best song category included two other songs from the Barbie soundtrack, Barbie: The Album - Dua Lipa’s 'Dance the Night' and Billie Eilish’s 'What Was I Made For?'
The other nominees were The Super Mario Bros. Movie song 'Peaches,' sung by Jack Black in the animated film, Lenny Kravitz’s 'Road to Freedom' from Rustin, and the Julia Michaels-penned 'This Wish' track from Disney’s Wish.
The three nominations in the Best Song category meant that Barbie was the most-nominated title at the 2024 award show.
The hit blockbuster received a whopping 18 nominations, including Best Picture, Best Acting Ensemble, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay, among a host of other categories.
Barbie managed to sweep up six of those awards, coming in second after Christopher Nolan's biopic drama film Oppenheimer which bagged a total of eight awards including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor, Best Editing, Best Cinematography, Best Visual Effects, Best Score, and Best Acting Ensemble.
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