Sabrina Carpenters VMAs performance had very cool | Music News

Sabrina Carpenter’s Video Music Awards performance delivered a highly effective political assertion, championing drag queens and transgender rights.

During her VMAs look, Sabrina delivered her hit music Tears from her latest album, Man’s Best Friend. The electrifying performance featured a troupe of drag queens and concluded with them displaying numerous indicators containing pro-drag messages, including “Dolls, Dolls, Dolls”, “In Trans We Trust,” and “If You hostility, You’ll Never Get Laid.”

William Belli, who competed on RuPaul’s Drag Race in 2012, praised Sabrina, who by accident let slip the f-bomb during her acceptance speech. William posted on Instagram, “SC was the only celebrity I ever worked with in 26 years of drag who said ‘you all like your outfits and happy?’ she cared. she was cool. what a treasure of a week to work with her and her team.”

Sabrina’s performance mirrored her Tears music video, which starred Colman Domingo in drag. The idea drew inspiration from The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The show boasted an old-school Hollywood aesthetic, embracing the ambiance Sabrina has been projecting not too long ago, experiences the Irish Star.

When questioned on the VMAs crimson carpet by the LGBTQ+ publication Pride about whether or not she was shocked to be invited onstage by Sabrina, William responded, “No because she has taste. Some people in this industry like me. Don’t believe the rumors.”

William was also accompanied by Laganja Estranja, Denali Foxx, Symone, and Lexi Love, who all praised the pop sensation. Denali remarked, “To be part of that moment with a super star that is at the top of her career, and then to, like, be queer and visibly queer, it’s not just queer… it is like the gayest f–king s–t, you’ve ever seen. It’s truly such an honor. And I’m so proud and it’s so cool.”

On Instagram, William also posted a backstage {photograph} with the Espresso hitmaker. In the snapshot from a VMAs afterparty hosted by Sabrina, William remained in character, sporting a sensible pink and inexperienced wig.

She sported a white tank top paired with minuscule shorts. The eye-catching ensemble featured a huge paper clip accent.

The pair had been accompanied by Denali, who confirmed up out of character as Cordero Zuckerman. Sabrina positioned herself at the middle of the group, swapping her VMAs apparel for an completely different ensemble.

She donned Cher’s Bob Mackie bodysuit. The basic garment was created for Cher’s collaboration with Tina Turner on The Cher Show performance.

The piece showcased cloth strips of various lengths in pink, blue, purple, and crimson hues. Sabrina styled her trademark blonde locks voluminous and attractive in curls.

The music star struck a pose beside William with her mouth agape, flashing her tooth in the {photograph}.