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Masks, gloves, soap, scrubs – Todrick Hall makes isolation album

Todrick Hall hasn’t been wasting his time during the USA’s Coronavirus lock down, he’s been inspired to make a whole new album.

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Kicking things off with Masks, Gloves, Soap, Scrubs – a remake of his 2019 hit NailsHair, Hips, Heels – he’s hoping virus fashion will make a mark.

For the video he’s roped in a bunch of buddies including Nicole Scherzinger, Tamar Braxton, Tiffany Haddish, Amber Riley, Bob the Drag Queen, Peppermint, Laganja Estranga, Trinity the Tuck and many others.

The albums called Quarantine Queen and it contains songs including odes to Tik Tok and watching Tiger King.

Take a listen to the record, and check out the video below. 

OIP Staff


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