The official video for Scissor Sisters’ sleeper hit “Let’s Have a Kiki” is finally here, after going totally viral via Videodrome Discotheque’s mashup clip (below). If we wanted to be hunty we might say this one looks a little… rushed? Like, somebody was all, like, “Ooh girl! We got a viral hit—we gotta get a video out there!”
But, hey, nobody needs that shade! So instead we choose to focus on the impressive fact that the video is all one continuous shot of Ana Matronic and company serving full-on kiki realness!
Check out the official video above, and VD stars Craig MacNeil and Blythe Russo’s clip below. We’ll leave it to you to read them for filth in the comments.
Have to admit the videodrome version is better… But the one take dance number is pretty special, too.
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That’s not what realness means.
That’s not what a kiki is.
Gurl, you’re not even using shade right.
This whole mess is a disgrace.
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Do the elements and structure of this song remind anyone else of B-52′s Love Shack?
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@dee ampersand: Exactly. Snatching black gay lingo without doing your research will always make you look awful.
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Wow, people. Typical Queerty. Let’s take the hippest thing America has to offer and, well why not, slam them!
You guys wouldn’t know what was hip even if it roophied you, took you home and then had the decency to buy you breakfast when you woke up.
Unreal but, you know, what else do you expect from this website?
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Hippest thing in America? Michael the scissor sisters’ music sucks, and their use of Kiki as borrowed from African American slang is OLD.
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Ana used to be a drag performer. She knows her drag slang.
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Does no one realize this song sucks? Jake Shears looks ridiculous at age 50 doing bad Britney Spears choreography. Ana Matronic has no talent expect maybe doing bad drag? I think in this video Kiki means shit.
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It may be a boring mess and not even an interesting kiki at that, but you must be confusing kiki with [phonetically] KAI-KAI.
I think Dorian Corey knew her slang. “You get in a smart crack, and everyone laughs and kikis because you’ve found a flaw and exaggerated it, then you’ve got a good read going.”
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Finally! Someone with some sense. KiKi and KaiKai. Two completely different things.
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@Spike Huh? No. And I said both were good, I just liked the Videodrome one better. Oh, wait, that’s right, you’re an idiot!
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@um… OK, if you say so. You have no idea what my tastes in music are actually like. You assume SO MUCH based upon one stated opinion of slight preference for one video presentation versus another, when I state both a good. You people crack me up!
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What’s the T not Tea, surely?