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Randy Rainbow & Patti LuPone's New Collab Imagines a Post-Trump World
The comedian and the theater legend joined forces to dream a little dream of Trump being fired.
Randy Rainbow has made a career out of skewering Donald Trump, but even he is ready to move on.
The gay comedian's latest video features guest star Patti LuPone, the Tony-winning actress who starred in Evita's first Broadway run (Trump feebly attempted to re-create Evita's famous balcony scene this week). Appearing through a puff of smoke while Rainbow struggles to moderate the first presidential debate, LuPone declares, "When gay men are in crisis, I just materialize."
The two begin their duet, "If Donald Got Fired," where they sing about a post-Trump world where they can put down their "bottles and bongs" and LuPone can return to Broadway "belting Sondheim instead of cheap Internet parody songs."
Speaking of Stephen Sondheim, "If Donald Got Fired" is set to the tune of the gay composer's musical Gypsy, specifically the tune "If Momma Was Married." In their version, Rainbow and LuPone tell Trump to "get the hell out, and please take Lindsey Graham."
The video also serves as a fundraiser for the American Civil Liberties Union.
Watch Randy and Patti's new duet in the video below!
