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Sibling Watchery: RuPaul's Drag Race S1E4 "Mac-Viva Glam" (Patreon)

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2023-08-29 21:20:05
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Sibling Watchery: RuPaul's Drag Race S1E4 "Mac-Viva Glam"

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Gary Thomas

‘and then Bob grabbed Rebecca Glasscock’s wig and said let’s go’...... 😂😂😂 Appreciate the Watchery but definitely love the Rivalry.... Bob narrating their thoughts in that moment... LMAO!!!

A Sexton

honestly, I love lemonade. Monet, I'll be over later

alison lamarche

hey Mo and Bob. I do't know if you'll ever read this, but I hope you know how much you've impacted my life, and many others. The laughs I get from watching the two of you together (or individually) is so healing. You save me from so many dark days, and I'm so thankful for everything you've done for me with the laughs and healing. I appreciate everything you do. And, if you ever come to Ontario, you know a budtender to help with some goods ;) I love you both so much. And again, thank you

Hardcore

lmao, I LOVED the Sibling Rivalry edition of "Aint No Way".

MonsteraAlbo

oooh can Monet have a youtube series where she reacts to singers?!?!?!

Sincerely Eccentric

There's just something about Bob with a hoop earring. So attractive!

Anonymous

HELP! I need to know what episode Monet told the story about Bob falling wig.

PerúChris✊🏾🇵🇸😷

Love this wild episode! Cruises are the foulest thing ever; a petri dish. Let's meet on land in the open air 🥰😷

Anonymous

what did monet want to tell bob at the end of the podcast???

Tomas

I though y’all were done with reunions 💅🏼🫳🏼

Anonymous

I am co-signing the home tour caution. I always get so worried about celebs showing the literal blueprint of their house! Now grant it, I watch every single AD tour, but I stay talking to the screen about them showing too much! I watch for design ideas, but their are unhinged folks out here tuning in for unsavory reasons.

Anonymous

Hear me out on this title: “The Drag Queen X Change Sibling Rivalry Family Watchery Reunion Cruise Tour” Different cruise lines over the course of the summer. Cruises all over the world. Different series watched live with The Drag Queen X Change themselves!! (Meet & Greet fees for thee, obvs.) And then: “Oh, no! It’s the long-lost AS7 reunion LIVE ON CRUISE?!? Which cruise?!? Where in the world are they?!?Who knows?” The Patreon Family, of course. (And then I wake up and go back to therapy.) 😁

Kelly B.

Wait, we’re not all outside Monet’s house?

Anonymous

Also… disease literally comes from the portmanteau of “des” (lack of) and “aise” (ease). One used to be “ill at ease”… overtime the borrowed word desaise (“dis-ease”)… changed (as words do) into disease.

Andra Chae

Yes, nappy is an insult when talking about hair. There is no true reclamation. Very few folks grew up saying: "I love my nappy hair." Come on guys, don't act like the majority of people really appreciate black hair in a non-straightened, or non-ringlet state. If that was the case we wouldn't need the freaking CROWN act, and parents wouldn't burn their 3-year-olds hair with chemicals and straightening irons.

Martha Gomez

is this episode not available anymore? can't even find it on youtube :(

Anonymous

NO! BOB doing the unedited version of Channel's unedited viva glam sent me to heaven and back.....

Anonymous
>>118004308

i wil say its interesting to see a lot of African Americans experience in reference to their black hair journeys. Being an African American with afro Caribbean roots we would use all type of words the average American used in a very different way. Me myself i was raised a Rastafarian with strong ties to my kinky matted free forms locs which i called dreads. IM now an adult, and to have people who wear the hair style for fashion purposes tell me i can't say dreads or refer to myself as a "dread", is wild to me. I think these discussions are nuanced, but i DO LOVE ME MY NAPPY hair. And that there is something to what Monet was saying in reference to internalized black hate. because i would also like to note ive never heard a white person say nappy (THEY OFTEN SAY COARSE) AND GROWING UP it was indeed black people who struggled with my black hair and its cultural importance . often times i would get numerous complaint about my freeform locs more often from white people .... i mean they did want to touch it butttt, still....

M JM

Shannel's juggling runway is one of the best in RPDR history.