The So you are a different kind of queen kind of like somebody we haven't seen

before because I mean your abstract drag is kind of art in motion now

we've had a lot of great queens like that we've had Max we've had milk we've had a lot of

great artists along the way like that but you're still a little

different from them even in my eyes. Had you auditioned for Drag Race before?

I had auditioned the year before and that was it and that was. And my drag had changed so much.

I'm not even sure if anyone would recognize me from the first tape.

What changed and why did it change?

I feel like it just gained so many different layers so many different styles of

drag I like to think that I'm a art queen but also a theater queen also a fashion

queen and I think all those just added on as I was able to commit more and more to being a drag queen.

Did you ever doubt your type of drag on our show?

Of course.

How did you get past that to audition?

Honestly, I thought, like, what's the harm in trying? And I was shocked. that I'm

I thought like what's the harm in trying and I was shocked that I got on in many ways

because I thought that I'm I'm too weird I'm not like you are fun enough

I'm so serious what we celebrate, but we celebrate weirdos.

Because that's what we all are in our own way.

That's why we get along so well as a community.

And that's why it was so empowering to be here and to feel that

and to feel that I can contribute to uplifting the part of the

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