![]() ![]() ![]() So, for 46 days, Gallagher rode - without a film crew - on Rebillet’s tour bus, capturing the sex-fueled theatrics, little epiphanies and unbridled joy of live music after lockdown. When, in September 2021, Rebillet embarked on his Third Dose Tour - a reference to the then newly available COVID booster shot - he invited Gallagher, whom he’d met only once, to join him on the road. In fact, it was completely improvised, as is the rest of Rebillet’s show. In the world of Rebillet, a musician and performance artist also known as “Loop Daddy,” this interaction is hardly out of the ordinary. Then, he sits down so Rebillet can thrust himself from between his legs - an infant, crying on the floor. Rebillet then invites three women - one of them actually carrying a child - up onstage to assist with the procedure, before the so-called pregnant man grabs the mic and starts rapping over a techno beat. “You wanna come up here and deliver this baby?” “I didn’t expect you to be here, if I’m being honest,” replies Rebillet, also robe-clad, weighing his options. Oscar De La Hoya Reveals His Most Spectacular Lies in HBO's 'The Golden Boy': Exposing 'My Feelings and My Emotions Was Petrifying' Leslie Grace Talks Immigration Doc 'Translators' and Working With 'Jokester' Peter Dinklage in 'The Thicket' Michael Shannon on Directing 'Eric Larue': 'I Don't Think America Makes Any Sense' ![]() “I’m great,” says the man, dressed in only his underwear and a bathrobe. Half an hour into “Songs About Fucking,” James Gallagher’s music documentary premiering at Tribeca on Saturday, Marc Rebillet points the microphone at a burly, bearded gentleman standing in the front row of his concert and asks, “Sir, how are you?” ![]()
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