“Get on top“, her song Kate Bush since 1985, he again found success with the younger generation when he was heard in the fourth season of his popular series. Netflix“very strange things“.

And while fans of the series are already debating which song from the previous decade will make it into the new episodes, Stranger Things co-creator Matt Duffer says there won’t be a Kate Bush-like musical moment in the upcoming fifth season. .

One of the most talked about scenes of the fourth season was the scene from the fourth episode, in which Max (Sadie Sink) is targeted by the “goblin” Vecna, but she is rescued by her friends at the last moment when she hears her favorite “Running Up That Hill” in her headphones. The song immediately peaked at number three on the Billboard Top 100 and became the second most played song on Spotify. At the same time, it reached the top of the UK charts.

In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter on the success of Stranger Things, the Duffer brothers talked about the process of creating episodes for Season 4. Asked about the iconic moment when Kate Bush was once again in the spotlight due to Stranger Things, Matt Duffer confirmed that nothing like this would ever happen again, citing the emotional load of the scene.

“I read articles about whether fans would watch such an event again. Will not. If we had tried it with another song, it would have been a failure. Ross, the musical director of the show, and I had a list of songs that we could use, and “Running Up That Hill” is all of it. I would be lying if I knew it would have such an impact. I believe the reason it became so popular is because Bush was ahead of his time. The song has a modern aesthetic. And that’s why young people get stuck. I really don’t understand what TikTok is. I emailed Kate, “Looks like you’re having a lot of success on TikTok.” And she said, “Yes, I heard it.”

According to The Hollywood Reporter, ScreenRant