Queer pop star Rebecca Black, who released her new EP SALVATION today revealed that she really wants to be a judge on one of the biggest drag competition shows in the mothertuckin' world.
via: Pride
Before just anyone was going viral on social media, Rebecca Black broke the internet back in 2011 with her breakthrough single "Friday" and the music industry was never the same.
Over the years, the pop singer embraced her queer identity and finds herself at home among gay people at her shows, on set, in the clubs, or in any other aspect of her life.
"I am such a lover of pop culture and pop music. My audiences are filled with queer because we're all listening to the same things. That's really comforting to me. The queer community has taught me so much about the person that I want to be," Black tells PRIDE.
Now, the star's latest project SALVATION is serving up everything the gays love. A danceable beat, sexy choreography, high fashion, and a strong message of growth.
"I'm appreciative to still have an opportunity to make art that I really stand by. I know I can trust my audience to understand. That is the dream."
Black is ready to take her career to the next level and she's hoping to reach as many of her fans as possible with her new music. In fact, the singer has approached World of Wonder to appear as a guest judge on a future season of RuPaul's Drag Race.
"Trust me, I have been knocking down the door. That'd be a huge dream. I've pitched it! I would be so down and I would turn a look. I have a couple WOWIE's in my closet, so I'm waiting! I've never opened the can of soup, but I've heard there is actually soup in it."
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