Los Angeles based, electro-pop artist, Bebe Huxley, is dropping music videos that encourage us to question what we have been told is “correct” by society again and again.
Her last videos for her songs “Scorpio,” and “Venom,” are intense and artful pieces that challenge society’s views of gender and sexuality. In her newest video for the song, “Elaine,” off her 2017 EP Scorpio, Bebe switches it up and delivers us what seems to be the answer to her previous thought-provoking material.
Reminiscent of Grimes‘ last stunt with Art Angels, and even a bit like old Gaga, the video is bright, colorful, and lighthearted – one might even call it outdoorsy?
Bebe and her queer fam party, dance, and laugh on a ranch in celebration of being themselves and apart of a wonderful community. “Elaine” is def an uplifting bop to pregame to with your crew – check it out below.
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