Well, It Was Fooken Almost All Of Yas (That Killed Your Entrance Looks)
The first queen to walk in is Lawrence Chaney, who describes herself as a Scottish drag legend, which is bold as a 23-year-old. She’s instantly charming, and that’s before she claims my heart by dropping a reference to the best piece of Scottish media there is.
Magic Eye is very in right now.
Next up is Cherry Valentine, who knocks her headpiece off as she enters, and is given a do-over. That alone puts her in high esteem: Sharon Needles witch hat fell off as she entered in S4, and they let her refilm: albeit with Cherry they show both entrances. Out of drag she looks like the archetypical white ‘alt’ British person, which means I am, regrettably, into her.
âThere s no drag scene in Rochdaleâ: Meet the fascinating queens representing Greater Manchester on Drag Race UK I love to do full-on glamour but then, at the same time, I love going into the garden and sticking leaves on to my face
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Friday 15 January 2021, 14:33
Every week, the Must Watch podcasters review the biggest TV and streaming shows.
This week, Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell share their thoughts on RuPaul s Drag Race UK series 2.
The reality show which celebrates all things drag returns after filming was halted due to the first national Covid lockdown.
Have you been watching it? What did you think? Leave your comments below.
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Hayley says: You ll never catch what you had in that first season
“I’m bored of Drag Race now, not because the show is any better or worse than it was but because this happens with all reality shows eventually: the more successful the show is, the more seasons there are, the more it starts to eat itself. You’ll never catch what you had in that first season, which is people who didn’t know how to act like they were on Drag Race. Now you’ve got people acting like they’re on Drag Race and it s predictable and exhau