WATCH: Bianca Del Rio and Adore Delano Star in Starbucks' First LGBT Commercial

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WATCH: Bianca Del Rio and Adore Delano Star in Starbucks' First LGBT Commercial
The coffee company's first LGBT commercial is a real drag.
 Jase Peeples
          
          Oct 29, 2014
          
        
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Even drag superstars Bianca Del Rio and Adore Delano get cranky when they aren't caffeinated.
The fan-favorite queens of RuPaul's Drag Race season 6 party with Starbucks for the coffee company's first LGBT commercial.
French roast, extra foam, and Frappuccinos just got a fresh infusion of fabulous.
Now sissy that Starbucks and click play below. 

        
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WATCH: Bianca Del Rio and Adore Delano Star in Starbucks' First LGBT Commercial

The coffee company's first LGBT commercial is a real drag.

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