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- GAY REALY SHOWS RULE THE 2023 EMMYS
- ‘RUPL’S DRAG RACE UK’ SEASON 3, EPISO 3 POWER RANKG: THE GAY OUTDOORS
GAY REALY SHOWS RULE THE 2023 EMMYS
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‘RUPL’S DRAG RACE UK’ SEASON 3, EPISO 3 POWER RANKG: THE GAY OUTDOORS
Let’s not fet the Gay Super Bowl of 2019: after bombg Snatch Game, Drag Race’s most signifint challenge, Brooke and Yvie Oddly embraced their ner Cirque Soleil a sickeng display of acrobatics and reveals for Demi Lovato’s dance-pop anthem ‘Sorry Not Sorry’. It went viral and was met wh aclas om lip-sync assasss such as Kennedy Davenport, Alyssa Edwards and Tatianna, while almost g an earthquake of epic proportns after gays across the globe let out a llective “YAAAAAAS! Here is why: there was a clear ontnner for the crown Bob the Drag Queen, who beme one of the most formidable nttants the show has ever seen after wng three challeng seven episos, while viewers were robbed of an inic lip-sync to Gloria Gaynor’s powerhoe dis anthem ‘I Will Survive’ when Laila McQueen and Dax Exclamatn Pot flailed around the stage and received a rare – yet served – double sashay.
Drag Race’s sophomore season is when the show me to s own. “It’s a way for people to see not jt the gays, but also the genr bary blur, ” she explaed. The NYC queen also praised the show for tg heteronormative viewers on issu that are happeng our muny, such as: HIV/AIDS; prsn and suici; genr nfirmatn surgery; sexual asslt; racism; homophobia and terrorism; same-sex marriage; nversn therapy; and persecutn for beg gay.