Yesterday, Ciara hosted the Britney Spears Comeback Awards Billboard Music Awards, and her side boob straight up won the night.
I mean.
Behold, the wonders of taking the time to properly line your dress with cleavage tape.
Brava, Ciara.
But do you know when Ciara didn’t win the Billboard Music Awards?
When she and Ludacris decided to treat the audience to a very special rendition of the Weeknd’s “Can’t Feel My Face” complete with thigh slapping and a broken down rap that went over about as well as when your mom decides to sing your favorite song while showing off some cool dance moves that she used to rock back in the day.
Or, at least that’s what the Weeknd’s face seems to be saying here.
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