Lagoona Bloo Teams Up With Drag Race Alum In 'Elle Woods' Music Video

What, like it's hard?

Today, Lagoona Bloo released the music video for her catchy and empowering bop "Elle Woods."

The video not only shows off Bloo dancing in perfect pink outfits and her incredible singing ability, but fans of RuPaul's Drag Race will also notice some familiar faces throughout the video.

Kerri Colby, Olivia Lux, and Marcia Marcia Marcia all star alongside Bloo in the video and bring their own signature moves as well.

"That was the gag for me. The fact that I was able to land so many amazing people to be part of this... it just meant a lot. It's really cool to reach out to your sisters and just get such an unanimous 'absolutely,'" Bloo tells Out.

Elle Woods - Lagoona Bloo (official music video)youtu.be

Not only do the fan-favorite Ru girls make cameos in the video, but two of the writers from the actual Legally Blonde film, Karen McCullah and Kirsten "Kiwi" Smith, pop up as well.

"It was so crazy! With this new body of work, I wanted to write music that made you feel really good. I grew up as a queer chubby kid in a Mexican-American household in the South. I experienced being overlooked, being underestimated, and I have faced obstacles. I want to be that voice for every insecure kid in the South who doesn't feel like they can be themselves."

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"Elle Woods" is just one of the empowering songs Bloo is planning to release this year. The queen is also working on an upcoming album that she hopes will inspire anybody who's felt "othered" in their lifetime.

"I'm trying not to get emotional. My goal is to be the person that would have made little David safe or felt safe. If my music can inspire queer people anywhere, or anyone, that is the dream. This is just the beginning of making that dream a reality. I want to be that light. I want to be a salt in the world. You can do whatever you want if you put the work in and put your mind to it."

To see the full interview with Lagoona Bloo, check out the video below.

Lagoona Bloo Teams Up With 'Drag Race' Alum In "Elle Woods" Music Videoyoutu.be