David Archuleta closes out “MTV Live: Queer Music Week” with “Crème Brûlée,” a sweet and sultry pop moment that celebrates confidence, freedom, and life as a gay artist. With bilingual lyrics and bold energy, the performance marks a standout chapter in his journey of self-expression.
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