Visual: Title card: SING 2 EXCLUSIVE – What the DVD Didn’t Show You
Host (on camera): “You’ve seen Sing 2. But you haven’t seen this.”
Cut to B-roll of recording booth + animation wireframes
Host (VO): “We got exclusive access to Illumination’s vault — and found three things the studio never planned to release.”
Text on screen: #1 – The Lost Audition sing 2 exclusive
Host: “Number one: Scarlett Johansson’s first audition as Ash? Totally different song. She convinced them to rewrite the scene on the spot.”
Text on screen: #2 – The 12-Second Shot That Took 9 Months
Host: “Number two: That shot where the elephant dives into the pool? 9 months of rendering. Why? Water, fur, and lighting don’t mix.”
Text on screen: #3 – The Hidden Pixar Reference Visual: Title card: SING 2 EXCLUSIVE – What
Host: “Number three: Look closely at the theater marquee in act two — that’s a nod to a certain rat from Ratatouille.”
Host (on camera): “Want the full list? Comment ‘SING2’ and I’ll DM you the exclusive image gallery.”
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For physical media collectors, the Target Exclusive of Sing 2 remains the most coveted version. Target released a special edition Blu-ray + DVD + Digital copy pack that came with a 24-page behind-the-scenes booklet. For physical media collectors, the Target Exclusive of
Why it matters: This booklet, titled "Making the Music," features concept art of the science-fiction stage show "Out of This World," as well as early sketches of the villainous wolf talent agent, Jimmy Crystal (voiced by Bobby Cannavale). It also includes production notes regarding the film's emotional climax—the performance of "I Say a Little Prayer."
If you see this version on eBay or in a used bin, grab it. The digital code alone is standard, but the physical booklet provides context you cannot find anywhere else.
Because Sing 2 was released a few years ago, the retail exclusives are no longer on shelves. However, here is how to collect them now:
While Peacock has the standard theatrical cut, they have a rotating "Extras" tab. Every few months, Peacock rotates in an exclusive interview with Bono regarding his first major animated role. In the November 2024 update, Bono discusses the emotional weight of singing "Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of" as a grieving lion. This interview is not on YouTube or other social media.