Ryan Reynolds may only be one of the mutants at Marvel, but to pop culture he is no lesser than a monarch. One of the many elements that make him so loved is his unabashed love for the K-Pop group, Stray Kids. Even before K-Pop got the acclaim that it does now in the global spotlight, Reynolds remained a steady anchor as he gave them a shout-out every chance that he could. Therefore, as he headed to South Korea with one-half of his anticipated masterpiece, Deadpool & Wolverine, it was only natural for them to collaborate with the boy group.

While fans expected some sort of collaboration between Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, and Stray Kids, that they would make a surprise cameo in their comeback music video, 'Chk Chk Boom' was totally off the charts. The unprecedented collaboration has naturally made the Internet go into a breakdown.

While celebrities making an appearance in music videos may be normalized in Western pop, for someone with the level of stardom that Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman possess to make a cameo in a K-pop music video is a never-seen-before phenomenon. Apart from the cultural significance that the collaboration entails, it has also ensured that the K-Pop fandom, which makes up the majority of the younger demographic, is tuned in to the movie.

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From losing their marbles to wondering if this is what the multiverse of madness looks like, the internet cannot have enough of Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's cameo.

Ever since the announcement, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman have marketed the movie to be one extravagant spectacle. To ensure this, the movie has sparked cameo speculations with nearly half of Hollywood. As fans were busy arguing if it would be Blake Lively or Taylor Swift, who would play Lady Deadpool, with ample evidence offered by both ladies, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman played a reverse uno as they themselves made a cameo in the 'Chk Chk Boom'.

Fans chanted "STRAY KIDS ATE COMEBACK" signifying the group's impactful return to the business with their mini album, that is quite literally titled 'ATE'.

Seeing the two Marvel superheroes flex their swagger in the music video, as they donned their comic-accurate costumes, was something that even non-K-Pop fans deemed as "iconic." Moreover, this leaves room for fans to hope that even Stray Kids might repay the favor and make an appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine when it hits the theaters.

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