Natasha Rothwell Calls for Kendrick Lamar Remix of The White Lotus Theme Song
The White Lotus Theme Song Sparks Debate
Natasha Rothwell, well-recognized for her role in the acclaimed series “The White Lotus,” recently expressed her enthusiasm regarding the show’s theme song during her appearance on Betches’ segment “How Online Are You?” Rothwell humorously mimicked the signature sounds of the theme song, noting its artistic and atmospheric qualities.
A Request for a Remix
Rothwell revealed her desire for Grammy-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar to create a remix of the theme song. She stated, “I’m obsessed. I’m obsessed. It’s artful. It’s deep. It’s moody. It matches the season. And I think Kendrick can remix it, you know? There’s potential.” The request highlights the intersection of popular music and television, especially as Lamar continues to be a dominant force in the music industry.
Mixed Reactions from Fans
Fans of “The White Lotus” have had varied responses to the theme song. Following the premiere of Season 3, social media platforms exploded with mixed reviews. Many viewers expressed disappointment over the new theme, with one comment reading, “Respectfully, bring back the theme song wtf is this?” This change has led to significant discussion among viewers, further underscoring the impact of musical choices in television series.
Insights from the Music Supervisor
In response to the outcry, Gabe Hilfer, the show’s music supervisor, provided insights into the decision-making process behind the new theme. He explained, “The song changes every season, and it reflects the tone, mood, and the themes of the season.” He further emphasized that Season 3’s theme aims to explore spirituality and is intended to evoke reflective feelings. Hilfer noted, “I think that people are just noticing it more because it’s considerably different than last season.” He remains optimistic that viewers will come to appreciate the shift as the season progresses.
Rothwell Reflects on Past Work
Beyond her thoughts on “The White Lotus,” Rothwell also reminisced about memorable moments from her previous show, “Insecure,” including the viral “Growth” meme, showcasing her insights into the evolving nature of television and culture.