Most people who have seen "Barbie" agree that a major standout moment of the film is Ken's dream ballet, where he belts out the incredible original song "I'm Just Ken" as he struggles to realize that even without Barbie's love, he is, in fact, "Kenough." In one of these outtakes, though, Ken plays a totally different song ... one that he makes up on the spot, in fact.
After seeing how patriarchy works in the real world, Ken beats Barbie back to Barbie Land and installs a half-baked form of patriarchy in the matriarchal world, though his version focuses a lot more on horses than you might expect. In the theatrical cut, after Barbie gets home with her new friend Gloria (America Ferrera) and Gloria's daughter Sasha (Ariana Greenblatt), she's horrified to see that Ken turned her dream house into his own Mojo Dojo Casa House — but ends up distracted when Ken starts fiddling around on an electric Casio keyboard while another Ken (Kingsley Ben-Adir) dances around.
In this alternate version of the scene, Ken starts singing a twisted, Ken-ified version of Cyndi Lauper's hit "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun," swapping in the word "boys" for "girls." It's exactly as delightful as it sounds, especially because Ben-Adir's dance is somehow even better in this version.
