Cheap Thrills! Sia, 44, TWERKS in a Tiger King parody music video with Dance Moms star Maddie Ziegler, 17
Australian singer Sia Furler showed off her wild side as she twerked along to a Tiger King-themed parody of Savage by Megan Thee Stallion.
The 44-year-old Chandelier hitmaker filmed the hilarious music video with Dance Moms star Maddie Ziegler, 17, and makeup artist Tonya Brewer over the weekend.
Sia rapped about the Netflix documentary’s stars Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin, while dressed in a beach towel with a bikini printed across it.
Cheap Thrills! Australian singer Sia Furler showed off her wild side as she twerked along to a Tiger King-themed parody of Savage by Megan Thee Stallion
Sia, who covered her face with an oversized sunhat, happily wiggled her derrière for the camera.
‘Big explosion. Competing with others is nasty,’ Sia sang.
In another shot, she changed into a cheetah-print lycra bodysuit as she draped herself over a four-wheel drive holding a guitar.
Isolation antics: Sia happily wiggled her derrière for the camera in leopard print bikini bottoms
‘Dropping songs about about Carole, it’s ghastly,’ she sang.
Maddie, who often features as the lead dancer in Sia’s critically-acclaimed music videos, was dressed in a bikini and overshirt.
The teenager and her friend Tonya rapped: ‘He turns people gay, ’cause he’s got it. He’s got the meth.’
It’s a look! In another shot, she changed into a cheetah-print lycra bodysuit as she draped herself over a four-wheel drive holding a guitar
She accessorised with pink plastic sunglasses and a straw cowboy hat as she held her foster puppy.
‘Prince Albert to please his two husbands? What’s up with him?’ Maddie rapped, in a country accident, as Tonya held a phallic pool floatie.
Maddie was joined on set by her Australian boyfriend, Eddie Benjamin, but he did not feature in this version of the video.
Teamwork: The Chandelier singer, 44, filmed the hilarious music video with Dance Moms star Maddie Ziegler (right) and celebrity makeup artist Tonya Brewer (left) over the weekend
Sia tweeted out the music video on Sunday and encouraged fans to donate to U.S. animal charity The Humane Society.
Tiger King has been an enormous success for Netflix, in part due to the millions of people staying at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Maddie and Sia both live in California, where strict lockdown rules have been in place since March.
For a good cause: Sia tweeted out the music video on Sunday and encouraged fans to donate to U.S. animal charity The Humane Society