to express their anger in the form of snake emojis. (Where have we seen that before?) short fille coton What would this list be without “Girls & Boys,” one of the most iconic tracks from the ‘90s? If they ever make a movie of our life, please, please, please make sure they put this over a fabulous montage of queerness.25. ”Bi” by Living ColourContentView Iframe URL short fille coton When I went to South Korea to be a K-pop star, at the time I thought I had to move halfway around the world. I thought I had to sing in Korean. Now it's such a beautiful time where it doesn't matter what language you're singing in. You are hearing K-pop all around the world. Whether I'm singing in Korean or English or whatever language I am singing in, it doesn't matter anymore. Everyone's like, “are you going to release anything in Korean?” I remember back when I was singing in Korean, people were like, “are you going to release anything in English?” I think everything translates, and I'm down for anything. I wanted to keep continuing to do everything in both English and Korean, without even thinking about the language. I hope what I'm doing, where I'm doing it, won't matter. It's going to be more of a, “oh, she's doing new things, different things from what we're used to seeing,” whether that's like the Korean music shows or the Korean platforms. Which I am still also doing.TV short fille coton The boy from Oz himself, Peter Allen, takes us to Rio in this playful song about bisexual urges and new love. Just the right amount of innuendo and sass adds to the fun piano-playfulness Allen is known for.19. ”I Love The Nightlife” by Alicia BridgesContentView Iframe URL short fille coton
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