What is the significance of the song "Take Me Home, Country Roads"?

Question

In Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Merlin starts singing "Take Me Home, Country Roads" while he is sitting on a land mine. Does the song have any significance, or could he have been singing "Despacito" and have the same result?

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Answer

Because Matthew Vaughn thought he was being clever:

Vaughn thought he was being very clever using John Denver music -- he's not happy he's the fifth movie this year

Mike Ryan: Speaking of music, John Denver's music plays a big role in this film. We've had a lot of John Denver in movies this year.

Matthew Vaughn: Don't wind me up. Fucking hell.

Mike Ryan: John Denver music was also in Alien: Covenant, Okja, and Logan Lucky. Why is this happening?

Matthew Vaughn: I have no idea and I cannot believe it! I wrote John Denver into the script two and a half years ago thinking, "No one really talks about John Denver anymore." Now I think we're the sixth movie using John Denver! Look at the world, we are getting closer and closer to the singularity, whether we like it or not.



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