Jade London’s ‘Go Away’

Ottawa drag superstar Jade London has released a tweaked cover version of Korean pop group 2NE1’s single “Go Away.”

London organized the video shoot herself and says she wanted to convey a fully muscled story for her second music video.

“This song is about how relationships can always have issues and problems, but it’s how you learn from them and become stronger at the end,” she says. “I wanted to show empowerment.”

“Go Away”

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