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Pop superstar Fletcher has officially broken into the planet of acting, and what better place for a queer icon like herself to get her launch than The L Word: Generation Q? From this “sapphic chaos” on screen to releasing a novel music video for her song “Better Version” with Kelsea Ballerini, Fletcher is definitely a name you are going to wish to remember.
GLAAD’s Anthony Allen Ramos sat down with Fletcher to talk about her guest appearance on The L Word: Generation Q, her new melody video, and her iconic 2022 album “Girl of My Dreams.”
“It really made sense for me to be a part of an episode that was the culmination of all this sapphic chaos.” Fletcher says about her role in the episode. “It’s such an important entertainment in queer history. Growing up without much advocacy in entertainment and media, it was such a big piece of self-discovery for me.”
Fletcher goes on to say how appearing on The L Word: Generation Q was “such a full circle moment.” She talks about how when she was younger, she would secretly observe the original version of the series alone in her room. “Little lgbtq+ me who was so lost and confused, looked to content like this to help validate mysel
The playful and unfiltered Fletcher tells A Modern Gay’s Guide about her homosexual ‘full circle moment’ and how Taylor Swift’s refreshment choice inspired her latest lyrics.
Do you remember where you were 13 years ago when you first heard Katy Perry’s ‘I Kissed A Girl’?
Singer-songwriter and queer superstar Fletcher certainly does.
For the artist behind ‘Bitter’ and ‘Undrunk’, hearing the ground-breaking hit on the radio changed something in her.
“My mum was dropping me off to middle school … and at the time it was so taboo to hear someone singing about girls kissing girls … and the song came on the radio and my mum gasped at the lyrics and I was like ‘oh god’.”
“It was this moment that really marked the commencement of a queer journey for me. I recall going home and playing it 24/7 and I was like ‘I consider there’s something here because I love this ballad so much’.”
The pop anthem holds such a exceptional place in Fletcher’s heart that she decided to put her own spin on it in her new track aptly called girls, girls, girls.
It’s a mesmerising, breathy song that will speak to any queer girl who’s spotted another girl on the dancefloor and been immediately drawn to her
Q&A: FLETCHER Opens Up About ‘The S(ex) Tapes’ And Being The Queer Role Model She Always Needed
26-year-old Cari Fletcher (FLETCHER to her fans) is here to make one thing clear: she’s not your typical pop heroine. The New Jersey-native is both the broken pieces of a mirror and the glittering reflection staring advocate at you; her startlingly honest portrayal of her inner thoughts and struggles a clear contrast to her knack for making a good dance tune. And, she’d just prefer you to know, she hasn’t actually got it all figured out either.
With two EPs under her belt (‘Finding Fletcher’ and ‘you ruined new york for me’) and over 5 million monthly listeners on Spotify, FLETCHER has already built herself the foundations of a fizzing musical career. And she’s done it all by being the most real version of herself. Her latest project, The S(ex) Tapes, explores that legitimacy in full; its 7-track-expression detailing the ins and outs of her latest breakup with YouTuber and LGBTQ advocate Shannon Beveridge. Aptly named due to its intimate vulnerability; the EP is a fantastic collection of heart-breaking dance-pop and is just another way for the ris
Fletcher Embraces Chaos and Homosexual Identity in Pop Music
Fletcher embraces chaos, often using it as inspiration for her music, such as the song “Becky’s So Hot” about accidentally liking a photo of her ex’s new girlfriend. Beyond her music, FLETCHER has become a significant figure in the LGBTQIA+ group. Her fans, known as "fletchfam," are deeply supportive and engaged. fletcher interactions with her followers are genuine, reflecting mutual respect and love.
Growing up surrounded by the musical legacies of Bruce Springsteen and Patti Smith, she establish her rhythm early, achieving high school fame and competing on X Factor US. Her hard serve has allowed her to find space in pop music where she can express herself as an openly queer artist.
In 2023, fletcher faced a major challenge with a Lyme disease diagnosis, forcing her to cancel international tour dates. This setback became a period of self-reflection and healing, influencing her latest album, "In Seek Of The Antidote." Her album reveals more about Cari herself. The songs delve into her formative experiences, love for her family and friends, and connection to New Jersey, offering a raw and portrayal of
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