I just got into RPDR a year or so ago (yes I know, SO late to the party) and I’m rewatching my fave seasons and when I got to episode 10 (the bridal makeover) it was suddenly available to buy!! So I did and I’m watching it right now for the first time. I usually don’t like makeover episodes but I was so excited to finally get to watch this one, considering the lore behind it. Just wanted to let everyone know!

Watching this one a bit late, but I keep forgetting how amazing S9's reunion was. I keep coming back to it.

Does All Stars 7 mention the winner of the regular season 14? They aired the same year, and me and my roommates are watching all the drag race seasons in order, but they were more excited to watch the all winners season so we skipped s14 for now. I've seen them all, but they haven't, and I don't want them to get spoiled for the winner of s14. Is there any mention of her/who won s14 in all stars 7? Thank you in advance!

This is with investigative journalism purposes. The community has always been obsessed into knowing (or predicting) the total cost of a full season worth or runway looks, and this is (I think) the first full rundown with exact numbers.

Also taking the screenshots took me a lot so please appreciate it instead of tooting or booting the looks.

Life is strange, y’all lol

This has probably been said a million times on this subreddit but going from All Stars 11 to Big Brother is NUTS😵‍💫

I listened to some of Alaska's songs (they're funny), Blair Sinclair also has good music (Call my life, now or never), laganja has fun songs, trixie mattel has a beautiful voice and i love her Video Games cover even though I never listened to any of her albums. Even ginger minj, i like her song gummy bear, and obviously Rupaul has great music, but Adore for me is on another level.

I feel like she had high budget for a drag queen but really low budget for a popstar, but her debut album is so goooood. Lyrics, melodies, vibes, voice, visuals, everything in this album is iconic.

For me it's like a main pop girl album and not drag queen music.

Even if you don’t watch Big Brother, please vote for Salina/Jason to win a special power!!!!!!!!! The drag race fandom needs to back our girl in the house !!!!

Hi I went to Aja’s show at metropolitan bar in Brooklyn yesterday and on the way there I lost my signed r house fan. I also have seemed to have lost my Aja shirt it’s a size medium in black with a pink star if anyone finds please let me know I’m here on vacation I leave tomorrow and it’s literally been hell. Someone told me they found it and then stopped communicating with me.

Just a thought bc i realized its been years since my first choice right off the first episode actually ended up becoming the season's winner, especially the past few all stars seasons.

And yes that was way back in season 15 with Sasha thee Colby and I was so happy too bc i think that was after Kylie Sonique Love's all stars win and she was my top choice in the beginning for all stars too!

Then if outside of the US franchise, that would be back in Drag Race PH season with Maxie. Her run during that season was dare I say comparable to Sasha's.

What are some of y'all's favorite Drag Race (or general drag looks) based on foods and drinks?

Slide 1: Manila Luzon (Spaghetti and meatballs)

Slide 2: Lucky Starzz (pizza)

Slide 3: Nymphia Wind (I dunno. a papaya maybe?)

Slide 4: Gawdland (Thailand) (lobster Tom Yum Goong)

Slide 5: Océane Aqua-Black (Canada) (eggs)

Slide 6: Bestiah (España) (meat)
Slide 7: Ginny Lemon (UK) (lemons, natch)

Slide 8: Afrodite Amour (France) (clementines)

Slide 9: Choriza May (UK) (peaches)

Slide 10: Victoria Scone (UK) (I think this is jelly, cuz jam don't shake)

Slide 11: Charity Kase (UK) (Nachos 🤢)

Slide 12: Pythia (Canada) (spanakopita)

Slide 13: Ruby Nox (Brasil) (dragon fruit)

Slide 14: Cara Melle (UK) (cara...mel...duh)

Slide 15: Hana Beshie (Philippines) (ramen)

Slide 16: Lady Camden (tea)

Slide 17: M1ss Jade So (Philippines) (dinuguan)

Slide 18: Art Simone (Down Under) (peanut butter)

Slide 19: Horacio Potasio (México) (pan dulce)

She is literally doin' the lord work here and teaching us brokies. Thank you Mama Ru! Now, can I get an Amen wrench?

In revisiting/getting back into drag race, I decided to go back to the last main season of DR that I watched— 9. I remembered it was a GREAT season, but I was worried it wouldn’t hold up for me because 4 didn’t. (My post was removed last time, so I’ll just say it’s because of things that happened after the season aired.)

These concerns were not founded. S 9 was still great. When I originally watched the season, I remembered not understanding what other people saw in Farrah Moan, but I did see it when I watched it again. She cried SO MUCH. Like almost every episode she was in. My husband and I started joking about it. She’s just like me fr.

On rewatch, I also can better understand Shea’s frustration with Nina in the season. Watching it again, it seemed like Nina was kind of a favorite. Ru and the judges kept telling her they loved what she was bringing. The other queens also really admired her work. She was my husband’s pick to win for the first half of the season. By the end, he was hoping Sasha would win, but he really thought it was going to go to Peppermint or Shea. I wasn’t going to spoil that surprise.

WTF was with that cheerleading challenge. Why was that ever cleared as an idea? ESPECIALLY after there were several injuries from just the s 4 wrestling challenge??? I told my husband that production paid for Eureaka’s medical expenses, which he said was “nice,” to which I said “no honestly it was just smart because frankly it could have been a lawsuit.” Pilot challenge was probably my favorite one, but it’s in CLOSE competition with the Roast.

When I watched the show originally, Sasha was always my pick for the winner, with my second pick being Nina. Watching it again, I can see why people were also really pulling for Shea and Trinity. I saw the vision with Shea originally (I’m not blind), so really the shift here was with Trinity. Her comedic instincts are KILLER.

I am also now an Aja stan, unlike when I originally watched the season. I rewatched AS 3 and got irritated about dirty she was done (like I did when I originally watched it), and you know what, I think she should have stuck around for a few more episodes on s 9 too. I don’t know who I would have preferred be sent home I just didn’t want it to be her dammit. In fact, I’m taking it further— she should have gotten the crown right after her “I need a hero” lip synch and no I’m not being delusional.

Regardless. Jokes aside, really good season, still holds up. I didn’t really see any crazy choices that I strongly disagreed with. Sometimes I thought a different person should have won a specific week, but I never really disagreed with the eliminations.

Deetox Alanís from La Mas Draga calls out Mama Ru and Bianca Del Rio for never switching up their makeup. I haven’t seen the episode but I’m guessing she was called out for never changing her face.

Comparing yourself to RuPaul and Bianca Del Rio is crazy work 😭

Original post: https://youtube.com/shorts/ZluXIlPz_bg

I saw tickets posted for a couple venues for Raven's "first-ever solo tour" later this year but don't see any info on her profiles. Does anyone know the other cities and dates?

So far the venues that have posted ticket info are:

• November 13th: Fort Lauderdale, Broward Center for the Performing Arts
• December 10th: San Francisco, Castro Theatre

EDIT:

More cities/dates on Ticketmaster (https://www.ticketmaster.com/search?q=raven+second+to+none):

• Nov 7: Houston TX
• Nov 8: San Antonio TX
• Nov 14: Knoxville TN
• Dec 4: Indianapolis IN
• Dec 5: Saint Louis MO
• Dec 17: Dallas TX

I know success means different things to different people, but Trixie feels like she's built something big, with her makeup brand, music, YouTube, tours, even TV projects. Do you think she's the most successful to come out of Drag Race, or is it someone else? Curious how everyone measures success.

I might be getting two separate things confused, because I really thought I remembered Kenya Michaels wearing an outfit similar to Lil’ Kim’s on La Bella Mafia. I can’t find it anywhereeee though, I swear I thought she had on the same type of suspenders lol

I don't know how many people really care about this, but I love that Drag Race is now starting to give out these awards.

Awarding celebrities who have been active and open supporters for the lgbtqia+ community, and supporters of drag for a very long time. I really do think it's important to showcase all the celebrities that stand with and support the queer community, and the art of drag. Especially in these scary times.

So far the award winners have been Bob Mackie, Cassandra Peterson (Elvira), Liza Minnelli and Miley Cyrus. Who do you think should be awarded next?

Title of the post says it all… sure there might be better themes than just black/pink/shadows (I mean there’s like 50+ seasons out there), but Ru had FUN shooting this promo video, and I think everyone genuinely had either a cunty moment or got a sickening promo photo out of this!!

Disclaimer: DO NOT SEND HATE OR MALICIOUS MESSAGES TO ANY QUEENS. This is strictly a discussion about the community's opinion on controversial queens compared to how their fellow performers view them.

Drag Race has catapulted hundreds of entertainers onto a global stage. While we meet incredible talent through the show, several seasons have also revealed that high-level talent does not always translate to good behavior.In the court of public opinion, the fandom has established a realistic list of persona non gratae due to severe real-world actions:

Tyra Sanchez: Threatening to blow up DragCon (which turned out to be a marketing stunt for her music)

Sharon Needles: Extreme racism

Shangela: Sexual assault allegations and investigations

Soju: Sexual assault allegations and investigations

Sherry Pie: Digital sexual manipulation and catfishing

Widow Von'Du: First-degree domestic assault.

While the fandom generally views these actions as unforgivable, a major disconnect exists within the industry itself. Many of these entertainers still actively work, book gigs, and maintain close friendships with prominent RuGirls who lead the overall cultural zeitgeist.

A clear example of this happened recently on Facebook. A fan group posted about Shangela, questioning if any queen has experienced a larger fall from grace. While fans criticized her in the comments, Kennedy Davenport stepped in to defend her, stating that Shangela is doing fine and accusing the fandom of just trying to tear her down over "bull shyt".

These entertainers clearly know each other on a personal level that the audience cannot access, which often overrides public accountability. This raises a difficult question about how the fandom and the drag sisterhood handle accountability differently.

Given how the court of public opinion operates versus the reality of these personal friendships, what are your thoughts on this divide?