As an independent artist, it’s rare that millions of people learn who you are overnight. But that’s precisely what’s happened to Melbourne musician Georgia “G Flip” Flipo. Twice. | msmegwatson
The responses to their relationship have ranged from judgmental confusion to loving obsession. But none of it has fazed G Flip.“People can say what they want to say. At the end of the day, me and Chrishell are happy, and we’re so grateful we’re in each other’s lives. We’re having fun. We’re happy.”
“Australia’s great, but we’re so small. LA is such a hub for creativity. I’m meeting so many crazy, creative new bands and working with so many great producers.”, they say, was actually Stause’s idea. They then worked with creative director Nas Bogado and a crew that was 80 per cent queer to bring it to life.
“I think the more comfortable you are in your skin, the more likely you’re cool to get naked or show off more,” they say. “For me, coming out queer and then non-binary, I just became so comfortable in who I am, my sexuality and singing more sexual lyrics.And they’re also aware of how impactful publicly owning this can be in terms of representation, particularly for younger fans.
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