After she made a grand entrance by emerging from a manhole in the stage, the princess of lyrical sexual innuendos sang and danced onstage alongside a cast of backup dancers that seemingly included drag performers, mirroring the song’s music video that featured Colman Domingo in drag. Before heading into a second round of the chorus, the performers pulled out picket signs with messages such as “protect trans rights,” “Dolls dolls dolls,” “In trans we trust” and “If you hate you...
