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2020 has turned the world of drag upside down and round and round.

Since most venues have closed, performances have gone online and drag queens are speaking

truth to power like never before.

With the industry going through some contortions, it's oddly fitting that super elastic

EV oddly would be the last drag queen before the Rona

pandemic hit to be crowned America's next drag superstar.

But not even an apocalypse will keep fierce queens down.

New forms of entertainment are adapting to entice audiences, and Voss Events' drive-and-drag series is merging the world of

drive-in movies and drag into an innovative show where you don't even have to leave your car

to take a selfie with the queen. Today, the wonderfully weird, Evie Oddly, winner of Rupal's

Drag Race Season 11, joins us to talk about doing drag during the times of Rona.

The surprising criticism she got from fans and fellow contestants after being crowned and her early days of drag.

Plus, why did Rupal and Cameron Michaels delete all their photos on their Instagram accounts? And Tina Turner, the original Queen of the Apocalypse, is back for more.

I'm Fausufernus.

I'm Mark Fillion, and this is Feast of Fun.

Don't tell me about the rules.

I made the rules.

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