Here we have ten more songs to lip sync to, the original list is here
- “I Will Survive” by Gloria Gaynor: This 1978 disco classic is all about empowerment, resilience, and survival. It’s the ultimate anthem for getting over heartbreak and it’s a popular lip-sync song choice for its powerful message.
- “Sweet Transvestite” from The Rocky Horror Picture Show: This song from the cult classic musical is all about self-expression and breaking boundaries. It’s a theatrical piece that invites over-the-top performances.
- “Supermodel (You Better Work)” by RuPaul: This song from drag superstar RuPaul was a hit in the early ’90s. It embodies the glamour and hard work of the drag scene.
- “Bad Romance” by Lady Gaga: This electro-pop song is loved for its catchy tune and intense lyrics about love. It often allows for extravagant choreography and dramatic costumes.
- “Dancing Queen” by ABBA: This disco-era hit is full of joy and danceability, making it a classic choice for a drag performance. It speaks to anyone who loves to dance without a care in the world.
- “And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going” from Dreamgirls: A powerful ballad from the Broadway musical and later film “Dreamgirls”, often associated with Jennifer Holliday and Jennifer Hudson. The song showcases a fierce determination and refusal to be discarded or discounted.
- “Born This Way” by Lady Gaga: A song of acceptance, self-love, and pride, this is a powerful anthem for anyone in the LGBTQ+ community.
- “It’s Raining Men” by The Weather Girls: An upbeat and humorous song that’s all about the celebration and appreciation of men. A campy classic, it’s fun and highly energetic.
- “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey: This rock classic is an anthem of hope and determination. It’s a popular choice due to its soaring chorus and universal appeal.
- “Drag Queen” by The Strokes: This song is actually about the struggles and tensions of life in the modern world, but its title and upbeat rhythm have made it a favorite for drag queens looking for something a bit different.
Remember, the key to a good lip-sync performance is not only knowing the words but conveying the emotion of the song and performing with confidence and charisma.