I'm Already Hitting Replay on Chloe x Halle's Spicy Performance of "Do It" at the GLAAD Awards

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Chloe x Halle closed out the GLAAD Media Awards on Thursday night with an epic rendition of "Do It," proving once again that they really know how to work a performance, virtual or not. Joined by RuPaul's Drag Race stars Naomi Smalls, Vanessa Vanjie Mateo, and Mayhem Miller, the group paid homage to the Spice Girls by rocking gorgeous looks inspired by the pop group. The sisters' voices were truly unmatched while singing the bop from their latest album, Ungodly Hour. The group basically dropped a whole new music video, with the stunning choreography, visuals, and on-point outfits. Check out the full performance above, and prepare to hit that replay button.

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Chloe x Halle Continue to Make Virtual Performances an Art Form at the BET Awards


from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/chloe-x-halle-glaad-media-awards-performance-video-2020-47658410

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