indigo_moody

WhatsApp, Lindas! I'm so happy this franchise is getting a second season. Any Drag Race superfan knows that many second seasons of international franchises just have that SAUCE, that PASSION, and extra Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve, and Talent. After watching this MTQ I'm confident that Brazil will be joining the ranks of UK, Thailand, Down Under, France, and more. I mean the new stage itself speaks for the quality upgrade. C'mon production (and Grag) glow up! But the real element of glow up are the QUEENS themselves. This cast of 10 doesn't give any filler whatsoever, just based on the vibes. It's so muggy in here, y'all! Everyone ate and then there's Desiree Beck. Each queen showed lots of personality and gave me the impression that they are well-rounded, witty, shady, and camera-ready group. I also love that different cities and regions of Brazil are represented this time around, it's a colorful queer history lesson as a foreign viewer. I will be SAT and ready to for the July 10th premiere. I swear I'm going to levitate once I hear "Segura esse diriguidon bonecas" again.

My heart goes out to the queens who spent so much time, energy, and money on their runway packages just to be treated like filler queens. The poor promo for a season branded to be "once in a lifetime" should have been the red flag of all the red flags. Global All Stars owns 51% of the red flag fecktry. As a fan of most of the queens, it's extremely heartbreaking to watch this Titanic. The editing is not allowing the viewers to connect with the queens whatsoever. The Alyssa Edwards Legacy edit isn't even hitting like they thought it would. What was supposed to be a Drag Race superfan dream is an absolute nightmare. What were they thinking over at Paramount/MTV/World of Wonder? Truly disappointing.