Shea Couleé - YouTube
YouTube channel for drag queen, actor and musical artist Shea Couleé.
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Shea Couleé
“Built with bodies and movement in mind, gliding nimbly through silky R&B and classic disco to soulful house and brash hip-hop,” Couleé delivers us “graceful, melodic hooks and harmonies that draw on her church music upbringing” (Rolling Stone). “8” debuted at #1 on iTunes dance album charts upon release!
Shea Couleé | RuPaul's Drag Race Wiki - Fandom
Shea Couleé is an American drag queen, performer, rapper, and one of the Season 9 contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race and placed 3rd/4th alongside Trinity The Tuck. On May 8, 2020, it was announced that she would be competing on All Stars 5.
About - Shea Couleé
Widely celebrated as an activist focused on uplifting LGBTQIA+ individuals and the BIPOC community, they have countlessly shared how important it is for them to harness their career in drag to inspire, calling their drag a “love letter to Black women.”
Couleé-D - Wikipedia
Couleé-D is an extended play (EP) by American drag performer Shea Couleé, released on June 23, 2017. Ahead of the EP's release, music videos co-directed by Shea Couleé were released for all three songs on June 22.
Shea Couleé | Bilingual | Metal Magazine
Culture-crusader, rule-breaker, costume-maker; Shea Couleé isn’t just here to stay, she’s here to slay. And slay away she will because Shea is drag royalty with an All Stars win and a Drag Race third place under her bedazzled belt.
8 (Shea Couleé album) - Wikipedia
8 is the debut studio album by Shea Couleé, released on February 24, 2023. [1] "Your Name" has been described as "a groovy Disco banger". [2] "Let Go" and "Your Name" were released as singles and received a 1980s-inspired music video. [3][4] "New Phone Who Dis?" ^ Johnson, Laura (February 9, 2023). "Shea Couleé Announces Debut Album '8' ".
Is anyone else bothered by how "Shea Couleé" is spelled? : r
Is anyone else bothered by how "Shea Couleé" is spelled? I understand it's an attempt to use the accent aigu, but the placement is wrong. It should read, "Shea Coulée," the additional "e" feminizing the name; you don't just tack on the accent at the end and call it good.
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