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Revision as of 03:20, 8 April 2014
Template:Infobox reality talent competition The sixth season of RuPaul's Drag Race began airing February 24, 2014. Like the fifth season, this season features 14 contestants competing for the title of "America's Next Drag Superstar". For the first time in the show's history, the season premiere is split into two episodes; the fourteen queens are split into two groups and compete against each other before being united as one group for the third episode.
Santino Rice and Michelle Visage are back as judges at the panel. Two new pit crew members, Miles Moody and Simon Sherry-Wood, also have been introduced and will join the current pit crew members, Jason Carter and Shawn Morales.[1] The winner of this season will walk away with a prize package that will include a supply from Colorevolution Cosmetics and a cash prize of $100,000.[2] The theme song played during the runway segment every episode is "Sissy That Walk" from the album Born Naked.
Contestants
The drag queens who are competing to be "America's Next Drag Superstar" for season six of RuPaul's Drag Race are:[3][4]
(ages and names stated are at time of contest)
Contestant | Name | Age | Hometown | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | |
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Adore Delano | Danny Noriega | 23 | Azusa, CA | LOW | LOW | HIGH | HIGH | WIN | WIN | SAFE | |||
BenDeLaCreme[a] | Ben | 31 | Seattle, WA | WIN | SAFE | HIGH | WIN | SAFE | BTM2 | LOW | |||
Bianca Del Rio | Roy Haylock | 37 | New York, NY | WIN | HIGH | SAFE | HIGH | HIGH | HIGH | WIN | |||
Courtney Act | Shane Jenek | 31 | West Hollywood, CA |
SAFE | HIGH | WIN | SAFE | SAFE | LOW | SAFE | |||
Darienne Lake[b] | Greg Meyer | 41 | Rochester, NY | BTM2 | WIN | LOW | SAFE | LOW | BTM2 | HIGH | |||
Joslyn Fox | Patrick Joslyn | 26 | Worcester, MA | LOW | HIGH | SAFE | SAFE | HIGH | LOW | BTM2 | |||
Trinity K. Bonet[c] | Joshua Jones | 22 | Atlanta, GA | HIGH | HIGH | BTM2 | SAFE | BTM2 | HIGH | HIGH | 'ELIM" | ||
Laganja Estranja | Jay Jackson | 24 | Van Nuys, CA | SAFE | SAFE | SAFE | BTM2 | SAFE | WIN | ELIM | |||
Milk | Dan Donigan | 25 | New York, NY | HIGH | HIGH | SAFE | LOW | ELIM | |||||
Gia Gunn | Scotty Ichikawa | 23 | Chicago, IL | SAFE | SAFE | SAFE | ELIM | ||||||
April Carrión | Jason Carrión | 23 | Guaynabo, PR | HIGH | BTM2 | ELIM | |||||||
Vivacious | Osmond | 41 | New York, NY | BTM2 | ELIM | ||||||||
Magnolia Crawford | Reynolds Engelhart | 28 | Seattle, WA | ELIM | |||||||||
Kelly Mantle | Kelly Mantle | 37 | Los Angeles, CA | ELIM |
- The contestant won RuPaul's Drag Race.
- The contestant was the runner-up.
- The contestant won a challenge.
- The contestant was one of the best but did not win the challenge.
- The contestant was one of the worst but was not in the bottom two.
- The contestant was in the bottom two.
- The contestant was eliminated.
- The contestant did not participate in this episode.
Week 7 was a non-elimination week.
Guest Judges
(In alphabetical order by stage name and/or last name)[2]
- Paula Abdul (singer, choreographer and television personality)
- Linda Blair (actress)
- David Burtka (actor and chef)
- Eve (rapper and actress)
- Neil Patrick Harris (actor)
- Lena Headey (actress)
- Gillian Jacobs (actress)
- Khloé Kardashian (television personality)
- Adam Lambert (singer)
- Bob Mackie (fashion designer)
- Heather McDonald (actress and comedienne)
- Jaime Pressly (actress)
- Sheryl Lee Ralph (actress, singer and activist)
- Leah Remini (actress)
- Mike Ruiz (photographer)
- Trina (rapper)
Additional guest appearances this season include
- Chaz Bono (writer and activist)
- Ian Drew (Entertainment Director of US Weekly)
- Georgia Holt (actress and singer-songwriter; Cher's mother & Chaz Bono's grandmother)
- Lainie Kazan (actress and singer)
- Lucian Piane (music producer and composer)
- Bruce Vilanch (writer and actor)
- Our Lady J (musician and transgender icon)
Episodes
Episode One: RuPaul's Big Opening
Airdate: February 24, 2014[d]
At the beginning of the episode, seven contestants are introduced: Adore Delano, April Carrión, BenDeLaCreme, Gia Gunn, Kelly Mantle, Laganja Estranja and Vivacious. RuPaul then announces to the queens that the season premiere will be split into two episodes; those first seven queens will compete against each other in the first part, and the remaining seven will compete against each other in the second part. The mini-challenge for this week was a photoshoot that consisted of jumping off a small platform into a foam-filled container and taking a picture mid-air. Laganja Estranja was declared the winner. This week's main challenge was to design a high-fashion outfit using materials inspired by a TV show. As the winner of the mini-challenge, Laganja Estranja could assign the TV show:
Contestant | TV show |
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Adore Delano | Here Comes Honey Boo Boo |
April Carrión | Duck Dynasty |
BenDeLaCreme | The Golden Girls |
Gia Gunn | Keeping Up with the Kardashians |
Kelly Mantle | Downton Abbey |
Laganja Estranja | Dancing with the Stars |
Vivacious | Game of Thrones |
During the runway critique, BenDeLaCreme is praised for her outfit and her look. April Carrión is also given good critiques for her outfit and RuPaul is glad that she decided to not wear pants as she originally intended. Kelly Mantle, Vivacious and Adore Delano are all critiqued for their lackluster outfits, but only Kelly Mantle and Vivacious land in the bottom two. BenDeLaCreme was declared winner of the main challenge. Before announcing the winner, RuPaul specified that there would be no immunity granted throughout the season, unlike previous seasons. After the lipsync, Vivacious stayed, and Kelly Mantle was asked to sashay away.
- Guest Judges: Adam Lambert & Mike Ruiz
- Mini-Challenge: Jumping off a platform photoshoot
- Mini-Challenge Winner: Laganja Estranja
- Main Challenge: Designing an outfit inspired by a TV show
- Challenge Winner: BenDeLaCreme
- Main Challenge Prize: Custom jewel package by Fierce Drag Jewels
- Bottom Two: Kelly Mantle & Vivacious
- Lip Synch Song: "Express Yourself" by Madonna
- Eliminated: Kelly Mantle
- Farewell message: "Love u girlz! Rock your Pxxxxxxx! XOXO Kelly Mantle P.S. Eat my Bacon!"
Episode Two: RuPaul's Big Opening Part 2
Airdate: March 3, 2014
At the beginning of the episode, the remaining seven contestants are introduced: Bianca Del Rio, Courtney Act, Darienne Lake, Joslyn Fox, Magnolia Crawford, Milk, and Trinity K. Bonet. RuPaul then reveals that the first half of the queens have already competed against each other, and one has already gone home. The mini-challenge for this week was a photoshoot that consisted of a boudoir pillow fight with each queen and the Pit Crew. Trinity K. Bonet was declared the winner. This week's main challenge was to design a high-fashion couture outfit using materials inspired by party supplies. As the winner of the mini-challenge, Trinity K. Bonet assigned each girl one of the party supply boxes:
Contestant | Party Supplies |
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Bianca Del Rio | Luau Party |
Courtney Act | Republican Party |
Darienne Lake | St. Patrick's Day Party |
Joslyn Fox | Quinceañera |
Magnolia Crawford | Hoedown |
Milk | Toga Party |
Trinity K. Bonet | Princess Party |
During the runway critique, Bianca Del Rio and Milk are praised for their outfits. Milk took a risk by wearing a goatee but was commended for her boldness. Trinity K. Bonet was praised for her outfit after removing a cardboard shoulder piece referred to as a pizza-box by the judges, and Courtney Act was critiqued for a simple outfit. Joslyn Fox is encouraged to edit her styling choices. During her critique, Magnolia Crawford is defensive to all of the judges and complains about the supplies she was assigned to create her look. Darienne Lake joins Magnolia Crawford in the bottom two. Bianca Del Rio was declared winner of the main challenge. After the lipsync, Darienne Lake stayed, and Magnolia Crawford was asked to sashay away.
- Guest Judge: Khloe Kardashian
- Mini-Challenge: Boudoir pillow fight with the Pit Crew
- Mini-Challenge Winner: Trinity K. Bonet
- Main Challenge: Designing an outfit inspired by party supplies
- Challenge Winner: Bianca Del Rio
- Main Challenge Prize: $2,500 Shopping Spree from Fabric Planet
- Bottom Two: Darienne Lake & Magnolia Crawford
- Lip Synch Song: "Turn the Beat Around" by Vicki Sue Robinson
- Eliminated: Magnolia Crawford
- Farewell message: "ZOMG! Love you girlie girls! xoxo - Magnolia"
Episode Three: Scream Queens
Airdate: March 10, 2014
At the beginning of this episode, the queens from last week are introduced to the contestants from week one, before all 12 queens participate in this week's mini-challenge; to pair up with a queen not in their original group and perform a beach-themed lip-sync in pairs, with one queen as the top half and the other as the bottom. Adore and Milk win the challenge and are made team captains for this week's main challenge - to star in two scenes influenced by horror movies; one from the 60's and one from the 80's. Both Adore and Milk pick the queens from their original groups and whilst Team Milk is given the 60s movie, Team Adore is given the 80's. During the main challenge, although Trinity has some shaky moments, all of Team Milk perform well. On the other hand, Team Adore has several problems, with April coming off as "boy" as opposed to butch, Adore and Vivacious stumbling over their lines and DeLa accidentally talking over some of the other queens during their lines.
Team Milk in "Drag Race Me to Hell" |
Team Adore in "Drag Race Me to Hell 5" | ||
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Contestant | Role | Contestant | Role |
Bianca Del Rio | Mrs. Bates | April Carrión | Butch Real Estate Agent |
Courtney Act | Mrs. Hitchcock | Laganja Estranja | Yoga Instructor |
Joslyn Fox | Betty | Gia Gunn | Becky |
Trinity K. Bonet | Slutty Sally | Adore Delano | Heather |
Milk | Crazy Mother | BenDeLaCreme | Crazy Mother |
Darienne Lake | Scary Head in a Box | Vivacious | Scary Head in a Box |
On the main stage, the queens are asked to "slay the runway" in their best drag. Team Milk won the challenge, with Darienne being named the overall winner for her hilarious performance. During the judges critiques, whilst DeLa and Laganja are commended for being the better parts of Team Adore, April, Vivacious and Adore are all criticised for their performances. Santino noted that DeLa would have potentially won the challenge had she been on the winning team. In the end, despite poor leadership, Adore's star quality, potential and funny 80's-themed performance (despite not knowing all of her lines) saves her from the bottom two which leaves April and Vivacious to lip-sync. After a high-energy performance by both queens, Ru asks April to stay and Vivacious to sashay away.
- Guest Judges: Lena Headey & Linda Blair
- Mini-Challenge: Create a beach themed lip sync in pairs
- Mini-Challenge Winners: Adore Delano and Milk
- Main Challenge: Star in horror film trailers for "Drag Race Me to Hell"
- Challenge Winner: Darienne Lake
- Main Challenge Prize: 5-night stay at Island House Key West Resort
- Bottom Two: April Carrión & Vivacious
- Lip Synch Song: "Shake It Up" by Selena Gomez
- Eliminated: Vivacious
- Farewell message: "Girls you will be missed. Take the world by storm, educate the masses. Get it, rearrange it, internalize it. Turn it. - Vivacious"
Episode Four: Shade: The Rusical
Airdate: March 17, 2014
In this week's episode, the Queens are challenged to sing, dance and act in a performance of Shade - the Rusical. For the mini-challenge, the Queens are shown pictures of various body parts and asked if they are from a "biological" or "psychological" woman (a drag queen). Adore and DeLa win the challenge and are made team captains for the main challenge. During rehearsal, several of the queens encounter problems, notably Trinity, who panics over her performance and becomes annoyed with both the choreographer and Bianca. Several of the other queens also have problems with their singing.
Team BenDeLaCreme Act One |
Team Adore Delano Act Two | ||
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Contestant | Role | Contestant | Role |
BenDeLaCreme | Shady Lady | Adore Delano | Bad Penny |
Bianca Del Rio | Pageant Queen | April Carrión | Bertha |
Courtney Act | Good Penny | Joslyn Fox | Amanda |
Darienne Lake | Comedy Queen | Laganja Estranja | Samantha |
Gia Gunn | Comedy Queen | Milk | Les Mizabella |
Trinity K. Bonet | Pageant Queen |
On the main stage, the queens perform Shade - the Rusical and then come decked out in their best Tony Awards glamour. This week, although the queens performed in teams, they are critiqued as individuals. Adore receives praise for her performance although her dress is criticised by Santino, while Michelle comments negatively on her body shape. Courtney Act is also praised for her performance and star quality, along with DeLa. On the other hand, Trinity is criticised for not enunciating properly and getting her lines lost, Darienne is accused of fading into the background and April is told that she did not embody her "big girl" role, which was meant to be a showgirl and not just about padding. Courtney Act wins the challenge and Trinity and April lip-sync. Ru compliments both queens on their strong performance before saving Trinity and asking April to sashay away.
- Guest Judges: Lucian Piane & Sheryl Lee Ralph
- Mini-Challenge: Female or She-male?
- Mini-Challenge Winner: Adore Delano and BenDeLaCreme
- Main Challenge: Performing live in the original production of Shade: The Rusical!
- Challenge Winner: Courtney Act
- Main Challenge Prize: 2 VIP packages to the Broadway musical Kinky Boots
- Bottom Two: April Carrión & Trinity K. Bonet
- Lip Synch Song: "I'm Every Woman" by Chaka Khan
- Eliminated: April Carrión
- Farewell message: "Love you girls, Echa' pa' lante, See you soon ♡ April"
Episode Five: Snatch Game
Airdate: March 24, 2014
The queens compete in a star-studded TV game show that showcases their celebrity impersonations. With guest judges comedienne Heather McDonald and actress Gillian Jacobs.
Queen | Celebrity Impersonation |
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Adore Delano | Anna Nicole Smith |
BenDeLaCreme | Maggie Smith |
Bianca Del Rio | Judge Judy |
Courtney Act | Fran Drescher |
Darienne Lake | Paula Deen |
Gia Gunn | Kim Kardashian |
Joslyn Fox | Teresa Giudice |
Laganja Estranja | Rachel Zoe |
Milk | Julia Child |
Trinity K. Bonet | Nicki Minaj |
This week saw the return of the fan-favorite "Snatch Game" challenge, and on the runway, the queens wore their best 'RuPaul' inspired looks. In the workroom, BenDelaCreme's choice to portray actress Maggie Smith is met with skepticism from RuPaul, while Ru is unimpressed by Gia's initial choice to portray singer Selena. Realizing the choice could land her in the bottom, Gia made a last-minute change to portray Kim Kardashian instead. On the main stage, Courtney, Darienne, Joslyn and Trinity were all declared safe. Within the top three, Adore and Bianca were both praised for their strong performances in the Snatch Game, and Adore was complimented for her improved body shape, however, both queens were criticised for their looks, which the judge's felt failed to embody the "RuPaul" theme. DeLa's portrayal of Maggie Smith, along with her RuPaul dress were deemed the best and she was declared the winner of the challenge. Gia, Laganja and Milk were all criticized for their poor impersonations in the Snatch Game. Gia was accused of not being funny, while Milk's decision to portray "Male RuPaul" on the runway received very mixed feedback. However, Milk was declared safe, leaving Laganja and Gia in the bottom two. During the lip synch, although both queens put in a strong performance, Laganja's unique style kept her in the competition, and Gia sashayed away.
- Guest Judges: Gillian Jacobs & Heather McDonald
- Main Challenge: Snatch Game
- Challenge Winner: BenDeLaCreme
- Main Challenge Prize: 2 Couture outfits from Syren Latex
- Bottom Two: Gia Gunn & Laganja Estranja
- Lip Synch Song: "Head to Toe" by Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam
- Eliminated: Gia Gunn
- Farewell message: "Bring out the big Gunns dudes. xoxo Gia Gunn"
Episode Six: Oh No She Betta Don't!
Airdate: March 31, 2014
Team | Contestant |
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The Panty Hos Team Darienne Lake |
Darienne Lake |
Laganja Estranja | |
Bianca Del Rio | |
Adore Delano | |
Courtney Act | |
Ru-Tang Clan No Captain |
BenDeLaCreme |
Milk | |
Joslyn Fox | |
Trinity K. Bonet |
This week, the Queens were challenged to channel their inner 90s rap goddess in a performance of "Oh No She Betta Don't". The mini-challenge saw the queens "read" (or insult) their fellow competitors. Ru names Darienne the winner and she picks Laganja, Adore, Bianca and Courtney to form her team, confusing and annoying DeLa, who wondered as to why she wasn't picked. The queens then are challenged to dress in their best 90s rapper realness and write their own verse to perform in the "Oh No She Betta Don't" music video, watched over by rappers Trina and Eve. Several of the queens struggle during the shoot and stumble over their raps, and although many end up giving a good performance, Trinity and Darienne notably struggle the most. For this weeks runway, the Queens walk in their best "CrazySexyCool" outfits showing off their favourite body part. Courtney, Laganja and DeLa are all called safe, although Ru warns Courtney that she is resting on being pretty and needs to step it up. During the judges critiques, Joslyn is praised for her improvement and giving an impressive rap but her look is criticized for being too busy. Adore's performance is also praised but Michelle comments again on the length of her skirt. Bianca is complimented on both her pretty look and rap performance. On the other hand, Trinity is criticized for letting the challenge get the best of her, while Darienne's simple runway look also attracted negative reviews. Though Milk is complimented on her unique style and energy, both her runway look and look for the challenge are criticized for being unpolished and inaccurate. Adore is named the winner of the challenge, while Trinty is left to lip-sync against Milk. Although Milk brings some unique features to her performance, Ru saves Trinity again and asks Milk to sashay away.
- Guest Judges: Eve & Trina
- Mini-Challenge: Reading the other queens
- Mini-Challenge Winner: Darienne Lake
- Main Challenge: Rap battle in teams to "Oh No She Betta Don't"
- Challenge Winner: Adore Delano
- Main Challenge Prize: Collection of custom-made jewelry
- Bottom Two: Milk & Trinity K. Bonet
- Lip Synch Song: "What a Man" by Salt-n-Pepa with En Vogue
- Eliminated: Milk
- Farewell message: "It's Milkin' time! ♡ you girls! Big + scary forever (drawing of cow udders)"
Episode Seven: Glamazon by Colorevolution
Airdate: April 7, 2014
- Guest Judges: Lainie Kazan & Leah Remini
- Mini-Challenge: Modeling nails on fruits and vegetables
- Mini-Challenge Winner: Laganja Estranja
- Main Challenge: Commercial for RuPaul's Glamazon Cosmetics in Pairs
- Challenge Winners: Laganja Estranja & Adore Delano
- Main Challenge Prize:
- Bottom Two: Darienne Lake & BenDeLaCreme
- Lip Synch Song: "Point Of No Return By Exposé
- Eliminated: Nobody
- Farewell message: N/A
Episode Eight: Drag Queens of Comedy
Airdate: April 7, 2014
- Guest Judges: Bruce Villanch & Jaime Pressly
- Mini-Challenge: Upside-down chin lip sync to RuPaul's Get Your Rebel On
- Mini-Challenge Winner: Joslyn Fox
- Main Challenge: Perform a stand-up comedy routine for a group of senior citizens
- Challenge Winner: Bianca Del Rio
- Main Challenge Prize: Custom gown from Marco Marco
- Bottom Two: Joslyn Fox & Laganja Estranja
- Lip Synch Song: Stupid Girls by P!nk
- Eliminated: Laganja Estranja
- Farewell message: "XOXO Ganja"
Episode Nine: Queens of Talk
Airdate: April 14, 2014
- Guest Judges: Paula Abdul & Chaz Bono
- Mini-Challenge:
- Mini-Challenge Winner:
- Main Challenge: The queens host their very own talk show.
- Challenge Winner:
- Main Challenge Prize:
- Bottom Two:
- Lip Synch Song:
- Eliminated:
- Farewell message:
Episode Ten: Drag My Wedding
Airdate: April 21, 2014
- Guest Judges: Neil Patrick Harris & David Burtka
- Mini-Challenge:
- Mini-Challenge Winner:
- Main Challenge: The queens give brides drag makeovers before RuPaul officiates their wedding.
- Challenge Winner:
- Main Challenge Prize:
- Bottom Two:
- Lip Synch Song:
- Eliminated:
- Farewell message:
Soundtrack
RuPaul confirmed on Twitter that a new album, in which each of the Season 6 contestants covered a song from his catalog, would be coming out. The album, called RuPaul Presents: The CoverGurlz, was released on January 28, 2014.[5][6] A cut from Champion featuring The Pit Crew, Let's Turn the Night, is featured on this album. This is the first time in the show's history that an album is produced with all the contestants of the season featured in it. Each contestant is also featured in a small video clip to go with the cover they did of their respective song.[7] Following episode 6 of Season 6, RuPaul & DJ ShyBoy released the single Oh No She Better Don't, featuring the queens still standing as of episode 6. On March 31, 2014, the song became available on iTunes.[8]
No. | Title | Length |
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1. | "Let's Turn the Night" (featuring The Pit Crew) | 3:40 |
2. | "Ladyboy" (featuring Gia Gunn) | 2:33 |
3. | "Tranny Chaser" (featuring Joslyn Fox) | 3:56 |
4. | "I Bring the Beat" (featuring Vivacious) | 3:22 |
5. | "Superstar" (featuring Adore Delano) | 3:29 |
6. | "Click Clack" (featuring Bianca Del Rio) | 3:09 |
7. | "Destiny Is Mine" (featuring Milk) | 2:58 |
8. | "Devil Made Me Do It" (featuring BenDeLaCreme) | 2:59 |
9. | "Lick It Lollipop" (featuring Darienne Lake) | 3:13 |
10. | "Glamazon" (featuring Magnolia Crawford) | 4:02 |
11. | "Main Event" (featuring Kelly Mantle) | 2:52 |
12. | "Champion" (featuring Courtney Act) | 3:27 |
13. | "Jealous of My Boogie" (featuring Laganja Estranja) | 3:06 |
14. | "Cover Girl" (featuring Trinity K. Bonet) | 3:01 |
15. | "Sexy Drag Queen" (featuring April Carrión) | 3:40 |
Notes
- ^ BenDeLaCreme is sometimes simply referred to as DeLa on the show.
- ^ Miss Darienne Lake is simply known as Darienne Lake on the show.
- ^ Trinity Kardashian Bonet is simply known as Trinity K. Bonet on the show.
- ^ A preview of the first episode was unveiled on February 17, showing all but the lipsync.
References
- ^ Lambe, Stacy (February 19, 2014). "Meet RuPaul's Drag Race's New, Bulgier Pit Crew". out.com, Popnography. Retrieved February 22, 2014.
- ^ a b Shumaker, Jason (January 13, 2014). ""LET THE TRANSFORMATIONS BEGIN!..."RUPAULS DRAG RACE" RETURNS TO LOGO TV FOR A SIXTH SEASON ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH AT 9 PM ET/PT". Logo Press Room. Logo. Retrieved January 13, 2014.
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- ^ https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ru...lz/id798824990
- ^ Avery, Dan (January 21, 2014). ""LET THE TRANSFORMATIONS BEGIN!...Drag Race Season 6 Girls Pay Homage To RuPaul With "Covergurlz" Cover Album: LISTEN". NewNowNext.com. NewNowNext. Retrieved March 23, 2014.
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External links
- Official website (U.S.)
- Official website (Canada)
- Official Facebook page