Did Glee Just Confirm One Of Its Characters Is A Lesbian (And Shut Down A Popular Fan Ship)?

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2024-08-20
09:46

It’s been years since the iconic musical TV show ‘Glee’ went off-air, but its official Instagram account might have just added to the show’s canon even after all this time!

In response to singer-songwriter Chappell Roan’s rising popularity, the official Glee Instagram account made a post with the caption ‘Glee as told by @chappellroan songs:”, featuring Sue Sylvester as the revenge song ‘My Kink Is Karma’, Mercedes Jones as the opening track of ‘The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess’, ‘Femininomenon’, and more.

What really caught fans’ attention, though, was Roan’s latest banger, ‘Good Luck, Babe’, being used for Quinn Fabray and Santana Lopez. Fans of the show may recognize the photo used as the season 4 episode ‘I Do’, which shows these two characters hooking up. With ‘Good Luck, Babe’ being an anthem about a lesbian trying to convince herself she’s straight and marrying a man just to regret it later in life, it’s clear to see why many fans are drawing parallels between this song and Quinn’s story of going on to marry Noah Puckerman later in the series.

While some fans were excited about this revelation, others in the comments section reminded Glee who they think Quinn’s real lesbian love interest should be. While Santana is who Quinn went home with that night, many believe it should have been Rachel Berry in Quinn’s heart, with comments such as @o.livi.qq’s comment “GLEE NO NO NO ITS SUPPOSED TO BE RACHEL AND QUINN.” or @kyrasthesilliest saying “quinntana but no faberry 😔😔”.

What do you think of this new piece of ‘Glee’ canon? Are you team Faberry or Quinntana? Let us know in the comments or on our social media pages!

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