Watch Charli XCX play "Boom Clap" and "Doing It" on Jimmy Kimmel
05 February 2015, 15:10
| Written by
Laurence Day
Charli XCX performed a few tunes on Jimmy Kimmel recently - yep, other stuff happens on that show, not just Mean Tweets and Lie Witness News - and you can now watch them in full.
She performed "Doing It", her single with Rita Ora (though Ora's absent), and The Fault In Our Stars track, "Boom Clap".
XCX appears to be digging the cowboy vibes, with cutouts of cacti, boots and a bizarre looking bovine benig onstage. She's also dressed in leopard-print chaps, avec matching stetson, and her band look like something from Roadhouse.
Sucker is released 16 February on Asylum; it's out now in the States.
You can see the performances below.
"Doing It"
"Boom Clap"
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