Rene Rapp knows what she wants.The "Leave Me Alone" and "Mad" singer, whose latest album, Bite Me, just came out, is making sapphics all over the internet's dreams come true in a new clip from The Today Show.The Today Show asked Rapp what her dream role on Law & Order: SVU would be. Now, a clip showing her answer is going viral.After answering questions about "the power of delusion," her fashion, dating, and her "Leave Me Alone" music video for the program's 8 Questions Before 8 AM video series, Rapp draws a card with a question about the ever-popular Dick Wolf procedural Law & Order: SVU.@todayshowHonestly ... love this Rene Rapp answered eight questions before 8 a.m. when she made her return to our Citi Concert stage! The "Mad" singer broke down everything from her "Leave Me Alone" music video to text group chats, what character she would play on 'SVU' and more! Check out the full interview at the link in bio. #TODAYShow #citiconcertseries Sponsored by Citi"If you had a guest starring role on SVU, what character would you play?" the card reads.As soon as Rapp reads the question, her jaw drops."Whoever came up with this question, I just want to say thank you so much," she smiles. "You've done more for my community than you can even imagine And my community is just me, really."After reading the question aloud, Rapp is quick to answer. "Let me tell ya. I would be Mariska Hargitay's lover," she says while flipping her hair. "She would be gay, finally.""There was an episode where they were like, talking about it and considering if she was gay," Rapp recalls. "I feel like Christopher Meloni's character was like, 'Oh, like, you're a lesbian,' and she was like, 'Um, no.' Liar.""I would be her lover. And we would somehow get like, tangled in like, an undercover kind of mish, probably with, like, a drug empire."The episode Rapp is referencing is "P.C." from 2010. It features a storyline where comedian Kathy Griffin plays Babs Duffy, the bisexual leader of a lesbian rights organization called LesBeStrong.At one point in the episode, Duffy tries to kiss Hargitay's character, Olivia Benson, but Benson tells her she's straight. Later, Benson asks her partner, Elliot Stabler, if she "gives off a gay vibe."Watch Rapp's entire question-answering below!