Chanel West Coast Hikes Up Leg In Church With Trench Coat Open

Scroll for the photo, plus Chanel's "Heaven's Calling" video. While the video shows Chanel going bad-girl from the church in shades and a red coat, the photo opted out of color as the former "Fantasy Factory" face went edgy in black-and-white.

This girl knows how to milk social media. Chanel, who went dominatrix-style in a black leather corset for 2019-released "Sharon Stoned," was seen with her bare leg yanked up while in high heels near altar-shaped wall detailing, with a leather trench coat worn open, bombshell curls, and shades.

Chanel took to her caption, alerting her 3.5 million Instagram followers to the video.

"#HeavensCalling," she wrote, adding: "Video out now! LINK IN BIO."

Despite its religious-themed name, "Heaven's Calling" doesn't open with a God mention. In fact, it sees the hard-hustling rapper reminding fans that she wasn't born with a silver spoon in her mouth.

"When you talkin' 'bout me, be specific I wasn't born rich, I really had to go and get it My city real but what's fake is the people in it."

Keep scrolling for the video.

Chanel might be making music headlines right now, but she remains best-known for her 2011-commenced stint on MTV series "Ridiculousness." Co-star Rob Dydrek first hired Chanel as a secretary on "Fantasy Factory" back in 2009, with Chanel even shouting him out in her new lyrics – she thanks Rob for having given a "b-tch" a job.

Chanel has also been extending thanks to the man who made her music career happen – she was signed by Lil Wayne's Young Money Entertainment label in 2012.

"America's Sweetheart" brings Chanel rapping about equality in a track entitled "Colorbind."

"I don't see colors, I don't see faces," she raps, adding that she just sees the "person that's on the inside." Chanel has, however, admitted to white privilege as she spoke of why the 19-track EP is called "America's Sweetheart."

"I called this album America’s Sweetheart because it’s an oxymoron and contradicts the perception that many have of me," she said, adding: "I have flaws. I've made mistakes. I’ve benefitted from white privilege and I’ve had second chances in life that, unfortunately, many people have not received."