British group Wet Leg performs at the Glastonbury Festival in June. The band also performed on “Kimmel” Thursday. File Photo by Hugo Philpott/UPI | License Photo
British band Wet Leg took to the stage to perform their song “Mangetout” on Jimmy Kimmel Live Thursday.
Frontwoman Rhian Teasdale wore a long sleeve white shirt and boyshort underwear as she pumped her fist in the air.
“I really hope you’re gonna get out soon,” she sang as the song continued. “Good job, give you an A, gold star, you think you’re clever.”
The song appears on their album Moisturizer, which arrived July 11.
“We’re so proud of what the five of us have made and we really hope you like it too,” the band wrote in an Instagram post promoting their album. “This record came outta lots of late night demoing, strange little jams, trips to the pier and the dumbest of in-jokes… Mostly it is the result of the five of us hanging out with no big plan, just following a feeling and seeing where it took us.”
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“We’re so proud of the weird little world we built together. Thank you for stepping into it,” the post continued.
They released a music video for the song earlier this week.
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In addition to Teasdale, the band also includes Hester Chambers, Ellis Durand, Henry Holmes and Joshua Mobarak.
