Winston Jerome song
"It's Alright to Crossdress for Christ" is a song from the episode "Pause". It was performed by Winston Jerome (a parody of Tyler Perry), singing along with a chorus, as part of a musical play or film. It is not listed in the end credits.
The song itself basically introduces to Robert Freeman, who had joined Winston's (unknown to Robert at the time) cult at the hopes of receiving fame and fortune before the end of his days, what Winston usually does and why Winston does what he does.
Lyrics[]
Winston Jerome (singing):
Hello how do you do
We're so glad you joined our crew
Welcome to our lovely compound
Where it all goes down.
(All singers run out wearing uniforms)
Winston Jerome (still singing):
Hot oil, bananas and cream.
Chorus:
Bananas and cream.
Winston Jerome (still singing):
White unicorns and wet dreams,
Rainbows and lace,
Oh it makes me wanna scream!
Anything is possible with Jesus on our team.
Jerome and Chorus (singing together):
It's alright to crossdress for Christ,
Wooooo!
Jesus gave me a vision,
To make plays and dress like women,
To wear corsets and real fine linens,
Big bras with alot of padding in 'em.
Winston Jerome (still singing):
Am I feminine?
I know you have suspicions,
But I'm all man,
Trust me, we can switch positions.
Jerome and Chorus (singing together):
It's alright to crossdress for Chirst!
It's alright to crossdress for Christ!
(Singing as they form a pyramid formation)
(Everybody screams as they fall down from their formation)
Trivia[]
- This song is uncredited.
- This song parodies how Tyler Perry dresses as a woman named Madea in his movies.
- The scene is a spoof of the film The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The song parodies the songs "Time Warp" and "Sweet Transvestite" from that film.