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Chappell Roan and Sasha Colby surprise fans with iconic performance

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Queer icons Chappell Roan and Sasha Colby joined forces at the Capitol Hill Block Party in Seattle, Washington, on Friday, July 19.

The pair excited crowds with a surprise performance of the pop star’s never-ceasing-to-amaze hit, ‘Hot to Go!’ The performance was an immediate hit with fans of both the singer and the drag star,….

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