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Industry icon and long-time ally Christina Aguilera brought her “Big Dick Energy” to Los Angeles Pride festivities this year, donning a bedazzled strap-on to perform hit single ‘XXX’ onstage alongside Kim Petras.

According to Rolling Stone, headliner Aguilera was a smashing success with crowds at the music fest event on Sunday.

It is safe to say that she dazzled everyone with multiple, pride-themed costume changes and belting out a succession of fan favourites, including ‘Lady Marmalade.’

Aguilera was joined onstage by Mya for her rendition of the Moulin Rouge tune, while Pride scene-staple Paris Hilton took to the stage to DJ a set, wrapping up with a performance of her famously kitsch single ‘Stars are Blind’:

Paris Hilton said: ‘I’m Switzerland’ 😂. #XtinaLAPride #LAPride2022 pic.twitter.com/BtpFItogdF

— Jeniffer L. Estrada (@Jeniestra) June 12, 2022

Spectacular performances notwithstanding, one of the standout moments of Aguilera’s concert seems to have been her unique choice of briefs during the ‘XXX’ performance, as the delighted audience took note of the fact that Xtina’s outfit was replete with a huge, bedazzled strap-on that left little to the imagination.

Her over-the-top, tongue-in-cheek performance with Petras had onlookers howling:

Queen @xtina performs “XXX” with @kimpetras while wearing a big-ass strap-on during one of the most iconic moments of the night 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/w6jaUsbEwu

— Tomás Mier (@Tomas_Mier) June 12, 2022

Christina really took things in hand… taking time out from her performance to address the ongoing struggle for equal rights in the United States.

Xtina is a dom top. Wbk 🔥🔥🔥@xtina @kimpetras #LAPride2022 #XtinaLAPride pic.twitter.com/M9spPomK57

— Sir Slim Thicc (@NeckBoneKing) June 12, 2022

In particular, Aguilera emphasised the sense of kinship she feels with the LGBTQIA+ community, who she credits with launching her into stardom; and spoke out vehemently against some of the anti-LGBT legislation that has recently been passed in states such as Florida.

[source:rollingstone]