For the Girls is Kiyoko’s latest release from her upcoming second album, Panorama, to be released in July.
Hailey Kiyoko is ready to share her last rose.
In the accompanying music video, the 31-year-old pop star takes on the role of the first lesbian bachelor in a satirical reenactment of the popular dating show with a surprise appearance at the end of Bachelor Nation’s Becca Tilly. .
Homemade music videos usually begin as the first episode of each season of The Bachelorette. With the bachelor standing in the mansion in a dress, waiting to meet his future husband. As the women entered some with a somewhat eccentric selection of entries – the “Curious” singer laughed and seemed to be having a good time.
Meanwhile, the ladies of the mansion peer through the windows to see their competition just like they did on the show. And in a typical singles fashion franchise, a woman takes the bold step of kissing him as soon as they meet.
During another cocktail party, a woman cheerfully called out to the other attendees. And said, “I don’t know what you think about what you’re doing, but let me be the first to tell you you’re not going to win. I’m here for the heart. Hailey. Why are you here?”
Towards the end, the women gather for the rose ceremony. And the singer decides who “remains on the show,” so women who don’t receive roses get into trouble.
However, women expect more surprises. When a car beeps outside, Becca Tilly, Chris Soules’ Bachelor runner-up in season 19 of The Bachelor, gets out of the vehicle, leaving Kiyoko stunned. “I love being a woman. And women have always been a big influence in my life,” Kiyoko said in a statement. Adding that her new love song aims to help others feel “sexy and empowered.”