Anitta & Drag Queen Pabllo Vittar, “Sua Cara”īrazilian drag queen Pabllo Vittar not only stars alongside Major Lazer and Brazilian pop star Anitta in the video for “Sua Cara,” but she lends her vocals to the track, too. It’s a song about trusting someone who will inevitably betray you in the end, and the choreographed cage match perfectly illustrates the kind of passion disloyalty can evoke from two former friends.Ī drag show is cathartic for English actor Danny Dyer, who stars as an aspiring queen in the video for “Nebraska” alongside Fifi la True, Daphne Lulu Bulgé, Eddie OK Adams, Sierra Llobera, Stephanie Von Clitz, Scarlett Harlett and Dee Collins.Ĩ5-year-old James “Gypsy” Haake (who calls herself the “world’s oldest working drag queen”) appeared in Troop Beverly Hills and Married… With Children before being recruited for Cyrus’ band of elderly dancers who not only appeared in the “Younger Now” music video, but in a live performance during the MTV VMAs. It’s purrfect for the eccentric electro-pop tune she’s singing along with.Ī battle between two queens ends with blood shed in this video featuring Nina Flowers and Sissy Spastik. The self-decried live-action anime character Kim Chi is a demonic cat queen among a bed of stuffed kittens in this bizarro dream world where she also pets her pussy cat with dangerously long diamond-crusted acrylic nails.

RuPaul’s Drag Race alums Willam, Chad Michaels, Shangela Laquifa Wadley, Alyssa Edwards and Manila Luzon all dress in Cher’s most iconic looks for this remix of her 2013 single which is, of course, a lip sync.

The first, though, was shot in a gay S&M parlor that included drag queens among leather daddies and other outrageously queer characters. One of the gayest videos of all time was ultimately censored and banned by both the BBC and MTV, forcing the band to shoot another more tame offering for the hit single. New York-based Iconic House of Miyake-Mugler members Prince Mugler, Mel Mel Mugler, Kamari Mugler, VeeVee Mugler and the Empress – Vivika Westwood Mugler all make cameos. She applies makeup, practices her choreography and puts on the padding before stepping in front of the lights and singing the track from electro-pop singer Amanda Warner.Ī gender-bending teenage boy rides his bike to the local drag bar where he’s welcomed by the drag queens and vogue dancers who show him what it’s like to feel at home. (Khan has since denied the song was about the show’s iconic character, Laura Palmer, but says that she is a fan of the David Lynch series.)įemale impersonator Raven is the focus of the video which follows her prepping for her performance later that night. London-based drag icon Lavinia Co-op plays an aging theater star in the video for Natasha Khan’s “Laura,” where the two dance together on stage in a very Twin Peaks-esque ethereal dream state.

The conclusion is heaven on earth, with queers of all kinds kissing, dancing and canoodling on a disco-esque dance floor. Raja stars as an intergalactic party girl in this half-animated/half-black and white video from new wave icons Blondie. Little Mix member Jade Thirwall has an enviable entourage in her girl group’s video for the track “Power.” Queens Willam, Alaska Thunderfuck and Courtney Act join the singer in true power poses outside of a gay bar complete with a neon rainbow sign welcoming the colorful crowd.

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