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The 'Single Ladies' video was posted to Ballinger's Miranda Sings YouTube channel in February 2018, marked as unlisted but still viewable. (Watch the video below.)Ĭontroversy over Ballinger's 'Single Ladies' performance began to mount Wednesday after social media influencer Paige Christie tweeted a clip and wrote, 'I'm gonna need someone to explain the black on her face.' The representative also provided a video of Ballinger's full performance, in which she goes directly from her Wicked duet into her rendition of 'Single Ladies' while wearing the same makeup, changing only her outfit. At that time, she closed all her shows with that Beyoncé number - it was one of her most popular bits.'

After that number, she went right into 'Single Ladies' (while still wearing the green makeup). 'She painted her face green like the witch. 'What you don't see in the clip that was posted online is that Colleen was performing a song from Wicked with Oliver Tompsett, a star from the show,' a representative said in a statement to EW. Legal representatives for Ballinger said Thursday that the makeup shown in the video was green face paint worn in a preceding performance of a song from the musical Wicked. Leon Bennett/Getty Images Colleen BallingerĬolleen Ballinger, the YouTube creator best known for her alter ego Miranda Sings, is denying that she wore blackface while performing Beyoncé's 'Single Ladies' in a years-old video that recently resurfaced and sparked outrage online.

Beyonce and r kelly if i were a boy video