The Season 15 winner of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” spills to The Daily Beast’s Obsessed about a season that was more important than ever and the community’s changing opinion of the show.
, on and on. It was overwhelming. Every day you woke up, [you] felt sick to your stomach. Coincidentally, here comesThat episode was in the can and was being edited, but we were like, “What the heck do we do?” This isn’t just a Tennessee issue. These are lies, miscommunications, and accusations that were permeating lots of parts of our culture and our government. And so [we thought of the] ACLU, the perfect place to go.
It’s a competition show and people like to see people competing, but the audience is also tuning in because there's sort of that element of safety and a place where they can identify. There aren’t many shows that you can come to as a legitimate safe haven.The thing that makes it safe, inherently, is because it is an all-queer show made by queer people.
There was no, “We’re creating an Emmy-award-winning show. We don’t do it for the awards. Just to be taken seriously by our peers and to be supported and nurtured by them is really important. It’s less about personal gratification and more about recognizing what we're trying to do. Corny, but it’s true. Love is at the center of the show. We love making it. I think that's what's infectious.
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