Have you ever pondered how Rihanna's "Work" would sound when the verses are being perused by a hot Australian? All things considered, today is your day of reckoning.
Chris Hemsworth conveyed an emotional perusing of the artist's most recent #1 hit when he ceased by BBC Radio 1 this week. Taped in highly contrasting and with his profound voice blasting through the receiver, the Thor star gravely read out the verses – which includes a solid measurements of Barbadian patois – and just breaking out into a motion picture star-commendable grin a couple times.
"It's similar to I was at the Globe watching Shakespeare," host Nick Grimshaw snickered after Hemsworth completed his monolog.
"Yeah it brought up a whole lot of feelings and emotions and past experiences," the actor joked. "It makes you just want to get to work, doesn't it?"
Speaking of work (work, work, work, work, work) – Hemsworth is currently in the middle of a press push for his latest film, The Huntsman: Winter's War, which hits theaters on April 22. Earlier in the week, Hemsworth got silly with costar Jessica Chastain as they sat next to each other in the first-class cabin of a plane and he tried to pull up their seat partition.
Chris Hemsworth Gives a Very Dramatic (and Hilarious) Reading of Rihanna's 'Work'
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