Drag Queen Sings 'Baby Shark' For Toddler At Drag Brunch
Dec 11, 2019 by apost team
A video of a drag queen singing along with a toddler and his parents at a drag brunch is making its rounds on the internet. Marti Gould Cummings the drag queen pictured in the video is seen clapping and singing along with the small boy who had asked if he could "Baby Shark" at the restaurant.
At this point, how many people have never heard the song ‘Baby Shark’?Even if you don’t have kids, this song has been projected onto every platform of media so often that almost everyone knows at least a few of the lyrics.
No matter if it's played on a TV commercial, on the radio, or on your streaming device: when your toddler wants to be entertained, it’s difficult to navigate the world without running into ‘Baby Shark.’
And now, the popularity of the song is proving to be more immense than ever, since the internet's favorite current version took place at an adult brunch that featured drag performances!
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When Marti Gould Cummings saw that the parents brought a toddler, the drag queen knew exactly what needed to be done to turn this brunch into a family-friendly event! Cummings and the restaurant decided to do a "drag roulette" where the audience selects cover songs for the drag queen to perform.
When the toddler was asked what song he wanted to hear, his answer was obviously ‘Baby Shark.’ So the DJ began to blast the music through the speakers of the restaurant, hyping up the crowd who were clapping along to the music.
The toddler instantly began having the time of his life! Cummings began belting out the song to the toddler, cracking up the crowd and giving the boy a show of a lifetime! When a video of the incident was posted online, it went viral and now has over 740,000 views!
You can watch a video of the performance below:
What do you think about this story? Isn't it amazing how Cummings took the time to make a young boy feel so special? Let us know in the comments and pass this along to your friends and family to see what they think!