Lady Bunny Wants New Show To Send Viewers To The Ballot Box 'With A Giggle'
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The New York drag legend sings Lizzo and Beyoncé while offering a playful, if pointed, message to her rivals in "April Fool," premiering Friday.
As she prepares to unveil a brand-new nightclub show, Lady Bunny can’t resist having a little fun at fellow drag icon Trixie Mattel’s expense.
HuffPost caught a sneak peek at Lady Bunny’s “April Fool” with a snippet of her parody version of Lizzo’s “Good as Hell,” in which she playfully accuses Mattel, a “RuPaul’s Drag Race” veteran, of being a “Lady Bunny lookalike who charges more.”
“C’mon, let’s keep it real/ Mama Ru taught you how to steal,” she sings on the track.
Fortunately, Mattel seems to be taking such zingers in stride.
“Trixie messaged me with laughing emojis when I tagged her in my parody video on Instagram — she has a great sense of humor,” Lady Bunny told HuffPost. “She even said on a recent podcast that she does Lady Bunny cosplay.”
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