Frankie Grande has just dropped an electrifying new music video titled "Boys," giving fans a tantalizing glimpse ahead at his debut album, "Hotel Rock Bottom." Known widely as Ariana Grande's high-energy brother, Frankie steps confidently onto his own path in music with this boldly queer anthem. It's all about freedom, self-expression, and embracing your true self with unapologetic joy.
"Boys": a proud and free celebration
"Boys" shines bright as a highlight from "Hotel Rock Bottom," set scheduled release on June 27. This song perfectly captures that sun-soaked, pride-filled summer energy, with a vibe overflowing with joy and laughter. The music video only cranks up this vibrant energy, with visual storytelling that grabs your attention. Starring a familiar face from RuPaul's Drag Race, it's a dazzling mix full-on humor, dance, and bold narratives.
The video kicks off with Frankie stepping up in a sauna's bar area, lured by whatever mysteries lie in its steamy depths. RuPaul's Drag Race fans will love spotting a cameo from one they know well—Salina EsTitties—who hurls a cheeky warning about staying away from "funny business" that might shut down operation steam room. But there's mischief in every breath, and excitement crackles in air.
A lively salute queer culture
Joined in style by Laith Ashley, a charismatic transgender model and actor, Frankie dives right in, exploring temptations within that steamy room. Armed with a giant PrEP pill, a nod LGBTQ+ health awareness, they playfully ensures spectators know everything's above board. Inside, it bursts alive with scantily clad men ready party.
The mood shifts electric as Frankie leads everyone on with catchy, upbeat anthem, "Boys wanna have a little fun." It's like Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want Fun," but wrapped up distinctly queer flair.
Joyously, unapologetically queer
Frankie calls "Boys" his “queer twist on a classic,” drawn from an unforgettable Fire Island Pride adventure. That was a time feeling "absolutely free, fierce, fabulous," and it echoes through every beat. This track's bound one LGBTQ+ Pride's anthems, celebrating anyone who has ever danced all night, kissed under stars, or boldly lived their truth.
This video comes alive through collaboration with MISTR, an LGBTQ+ sexual health platform, led by creative director Philip Henry. Featuring dynamic dance moves, vibrant energy, celebrating all kinds diverse queer identities and bodies.
Looking forward more from "Hotel Rock Bottom"
"Boys" just kicks off "Hotel Rock Bottom" experience. It's a follow-up "Rhythm Love," giving hints at album's vibrant diversity. Frankie Grande's serving up more than music; he's offering a celebration love, identity, community.
The full "Hotel Rock Bottom" experience drops June 27, and pre-orders are already open. Expect songs echoing both joy and complexity queer life, all delivered in Frankie's authentic, flamboyant style.
From infectious tunes inclusive messages, Frankie Grande's "Boys" stands testament living pride and love freely. While fans wait eagerly album's launch, "Boys" beckons them immerse themselves in vibrant, celebratory spirit.
Between its humor, heartfelt moments, and high-energy moves, "Boys" isn't just a music video; it's a tribute everything that makes LGBTQ+ community truly sparkle. Get your dancing shoes ready; Frankie Grande and his fabulous ensemble "Boys" are here embrace and celebrate you.
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