Top 5 Sapphic Videos Of The Week: From Kelly Clarkson’s Flirty Wink To Elvira’s Epic Tesla Takedown
Catch up on this week’s funniest, most memorable, and most talked-about videos.
Busy week? No worries, we’ve got you! Kick back and enjoy a Sunday roundup of GO’s Videos Of The Day—the funniest, queerest, and most talked-about moments from the week that lit up our feeds. Whether you missed a viral sensation or just need a quick dose of sapphic and sapphic-adjacent escapism, this is your go-to source.
Let’s roll the tape!
Is Kelly Clarkson Hitting On Us?
Kelly Clarkson once again proved she’s the queen of covers with her take on The Outfield’s “Your Love,” keeping the original pronouns intact. When she hit the line, “You know I like my girls a little bit older,” she sealed the deal with a perfectly timed wink at the camera—sending queer fans into a frenzy. Sure, the song is about cheating (justice for Josie), but in Clarkson’s hands, it became an unexpected sapphic anthem.
Queer Travel Rule #1: Don’t Get Hate-Crimed
If you’ve ever nervously scanned an Airbnb listing for red flags (literal or metaphorical), Air Durnell gets it. In their monologue, How Lesbians Book Conservative Airbnbs, the UCB LA comedian hilariously captures the panic of crafting a message that secures the keys—without raising questions about your “roommate” situation. Because sometimes, the most important amenity is simply not getting hate-crimed.
Elvira’s Tesla Takedown is Gothic Perfection
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, just delivered the gothest middle finger to Elon Musk, and we’re living for it. Cassandra Peterson turned her Tesla into a moving billboard of disdain with “Elon Sux” plastered across the side—then gleefully donated it to NPR as a final jab. Wearing a “Make America Goth Again” hat and waving a chainsaw, she sent it off to Highway to Hell, flipping the bird for good measure.
Julien Baker & Torres’ New Duet Will Wreck You in the Best Way
Julien Baker and Torres are making country music a whole lot gayer, and we’re here for it. The indie rock powerhouses took The Daily Show stage to debut “Bottom of a Bottle,” a twangy, heart-wrenching duet from their upcoming album, Send a Prayer My Way (out April 18). With aching harmonies and a smoky dive bar vibe, their brand of sad girl country is about to ruin us in the best way.
Gaga Gags On SNL
Lady Gaga took over Saturday Night Live last night, and in true Mother Monster fashion, even her promo ate. Gaga crashed the SNL writers’ room for an impromptu piano serenade, casually turning their workspace into her own personal concert. With Mayhem officially out, Gaga is proving she can dominate both the stage and the breakroom.
