Did Diana Ross know "Stranger Things" was a TV show?

Diana Ross expressed confusion on stage, asking if "Stranger Things" was a movie and inquiring about its plot.

How did "Upside Down" perform after "Stranger Things"?

Diana Ross's song "Upside Down" experienced a 373 percent increase in on-demand streams after its feature on the show.

What did Kate Bush think of her song's use in "Stranger Things"?

Kate Bush was a fan and found the show's use of her song "Running Up That Hill" to be touching and positive.

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Diana Ross: Stranger Things? Is it a Movie?

6 Mar

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Diana Ross unaware if Stranger Things is a movie or show.
Her song 'Upside Down' saw a 373% stream increase.
Kate Bush praised the show's use of her song.

Diana Ross: Stranger Things? Is it a Movie?

Diana Ross recently amused fans by admitting her uncertainty about the hit television series "Stranger Things." Performing her 1980 song "Upside Down" in Las Vegas, Ross playfully questioned the show's nature, asking an audience member, "What is that movie about?" The iconic song "Upside Down" has seen a resurgence, with on-demand streams jumping by 373 percent.

This contrasts with Kate Bush's reaction to her song "Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)" being used on the same series. Bush, a self-proclaimed fan, described the show's use of her music as "touching" and a "talisman" for a character. Her song also experienced a significant boost in popularity.

"Upside Down," written by Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards of Chic, was a key track from Ross's 1980 album "Diana." Rodgers recalled the meticulous process of working with Ross, emphasizing a deep dive into her personality, a departure from their previous work with Sister Sledge.

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