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Betty Who teams up with the Queer Eye guys for a revamped theme tune

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Singer Betty Who has teamed up with the Fab 5 from Queer Eye and recorded a new version of the show’s theme tune.

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The clip features Betty Who, the Fab 5 and some avocadoes.

All Things (Just Keep Getting Better) was sung by Canadian outfit Widelife and vocalist Simone Denny for the original series.

The hit TV show will have new episodes on 15 July exclusively on Netflix.

Watch the fun clip below.

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