The song mimics the Queens kid's frustration with having to lead an ordinary life until he comes of age. Like the song, Peter is "fated to pretend" to be a normal kid. Yeah it's overwhelming, but what else can we do? Get jobs in offices and wake up for the morning commute? Forget about our mothers and our friends. We've got the vision, now let's have some fun. A few lyrics from the song read as follows: "This is our decision to live fast and die young. The track speaks to a fantasy of living a rockstar life, which is highly relatable to Peter's yearning to be a superhero. It's appropriate that the song choice goes back in time, as we too backtrack into Spider-Man's adolescence. The song is a throwback, released in 2007, from the album Oracular Spectacular. The electropop song is " Time To Pretend" by MGMT. So, what song plays in the Spider-Man: Homecoming trailer? You've probably heard it before. The non-diegetic track plays once Peter opens his school locker, and stops when he crawls his room's ceiling in his suit, as if documenting his transition from student to super.
These coming-of-age moments were all likely kept in mind when selecting the song for the latest Marvel superhero trailer. The teenager from Queens experiences all of your typical boyhood things: crushes on girls, getting distracted in class, and feeling out of place. Hormones, acne, oh, and spider-webs are all apart of puberty for a young Peter Parker.
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