The irony is those ladies probably have no issue with child beauty pageants

"Why are they dressing like overly sexualized females??" The last drag show I went to: *had a drag queen dressed as Buzz Lightyear*

As a woman, I've never felt insulted by a drag queen OR trans women. I have, however, had Christian cis women repeatedly insult me and try to take my rights away.

Those girls were not only talking about drag without having knowledge about what drag actually is, they were also being transphobic af

As a former Christian who is a therapist. I can tell everyone I have NEVER had clients traumatized by Dragqueens. I DO have a LOT of clients that have endured horrific trauma in churches and religious families!

“Broadway twinks lip syncing to mother knows best from tangled” is my ideal night out tbh

If a child is at a non-child friendly drag show, that’s on the parents, not the queens/kings. As Lady Gaga once said “Who tf hears the words Lady Gaga and Las Vegas and thinks ‘I’m bringing my kids!’“ like seriously, if you bring your kids to an adult drag show, the queens/kings aren’t going to change the performance to be more child friendly

“What is their issue with big boobs and big butts?” Girl it’s racism. Straight up.

"dressing as oversexualized women" trixie is literally dressed like her grandmother 60 years ago

As a larger *chested* woman, I never knew I was just “overdeveloped” lol

"there is FREEDOM when we FOLLOW god's design" what an oxymoron

The fact that these women’s brother was sexually abused as a child and their mother saw it happen and did nothing to stop the abuse let’s you know who the real predators are

Trixie and Katya NEED to do a drag parody of these two

the “it’s not gonna lick itself” is a tagline for a popular ice cream chain in tx…

“drag queen nightclub party” sounds like how shein would advertise a drag show

When I was younger I got lost in Las Vegas and I have never felt safer than with a group of drag queens who helped me find my parents. The drag community is amazing and anyone who says otherwise is wrong and I also have more trauma from people in the church than any other community I have been around.

"Skimpy clothes" "lets get back to gods design" Honey, being naked was God's design 😂

So true about "Do people go to therapy because they went to a Drag show? No". Meanwhile you've got millions of people scarred for life because of organized religion.

as someone who has a really big chest I don't understand why so many people say drag queens boobs are over exaggerated

ban kids from hooters, then!!!! ban child pageants, then!! do these people not understand that it’s not the performers decision, but the parents??

I think they have no idea that doing drag and being trans are two different things…

I definitely agree not all drag shows are appropriate for children, however it's the parents responsibility to not take their children to those shows. You're not gonna take your child to a strip club then blame the strippers.

If only people like this cared as much about child poverty, homelessness, and abuse, as they do about children going to a drag show...

As a cis woman, I’d absolutely LOVE to do drag. The glamour, the wigs, the makeup, the shoes- none of it is anything I can wear during my normal day, and the idea of being able to participate is something I’d adore. It’s not a mockery, it’s a celebration 🥳

They keep on mentioning the big breasts because they hate the female body, they hate themselves. The internalized misogny is so intense, I can't image what their internal thoughts are like.

“Breasts that are way too large” and how does she feel about women that actually have these “overdeveloped” bodies naturally?

I love how Trixie immediately picked up how these girls hate each other 😂 it's so obvious that they do not like each other. Also I love the transparency Trixie and I absolutely agree with you. I just... It's so weird to me that Christians live in this delusional world where the idea of letting other people exist, do what they want live how they want seems like terrorism to them.

It‘s the hypocrisy that gets me. They have a problem how drag is „pushed onto them“ (when it’s not) and them turn around pushing their religious beliefs on other people

Love how they talk about “God’s design” not being flawed while sitting their with their artificially colored hair. 😂

Honestly, God's Design is kind of an amazing drag name

So...my kid asked to go to church and i was hesitant. Turned out the pastor got charged with 5 SA charges (my kid wasnt involved clearly cuz im not in jail) and kiddo was done with church. Then kiddo wanted to go to drag brunch. It was fun. They had pancakes and didnt need to be interviewed by the cops after.

These girls saw Mrs Doubtfire as kids and I doubt that it ruined their lives.

them saying drag queens shouldn't be near children/shouldn't be allowed at drag shows is really ironic since children are far less safe being in a church than being at a drag show 💀

I was harassed by several adult men at church, but never at a drag show. 🤨🤷🏻‍♀️

Saying no drag is child friendly is like saying no theatre is child friendly. There is a world of difference between musicals like The Lion King and musicals like The Book of Mormon.

As a Christian, I am both pansexual and gender fluid, and drag fascinates me. It's a very interesting artform.

I got sexually assaulted at church but never once felt unsafe at a drag show

When they say "look at this drag queen who became Christian" it's really easy to say, look at the thousands of drag queens who grew up religious and now they aren't 🤷‍♀️

My wife and I are Christian individuals and plan to have kids. We don’t attend church because it’s such a toxic environment. The percentage of girls who grew up in church being sexually assaulted by church staff or volunteers is heartbreaking. I really do believe drag would be safer for kids than church.

“Eve was the first woman and I bet she was stacked” 💀💀💀💀 Also you’re always serving 💅🏻

Ashley and Ashley talking about delusion while being delusional, I can't😭😭😭

Trixie: "Drag is valid, and no one is going to therapy because they were exposed to drag." *Katya enters the room* Trixie: "I take back everything I said..."

they learned the words “over-sexualization” and desperately wanted to prove they could use it in a sentence

I genuinely think they don’t know the difference between drag and trans, etc. Its all lumped together in one big “scary” thing that’s super homophobic.

i appreciated that, while trixie maintained a sense of respectfulness, she still called them out with no hesitation when they said something genuinely damaging. cruel people don't deserve to be baby-talked.

“Do you guys get the sense that these women hate each other?” Yes, Trixie. They hate all women

Like the fact that people think children are partying it up in nightclubs at 1 am is hysterical to me. At every club I’ve been to for a drag show, the bouncer stopped me at the door and looked at my ID. And since I wasn’t 21 yet, I got an X on my hand so the bartenders knew not to serve me. No one under 18 was allowed entry 😂

“We all know where men put on dresses and f*** kids and its not at drag shows” MIC DROPPPPPP

As someone who was raised to be just like these two, there's something really healing about having an outside party acknowledge how fucked up it is.

"I saw someone lip syncing with a puppet and now I'm not Christian anymore" had me CACKLING

as someone who got sent the girl defined video on homosexuality three separate times when i came out, watching you react to these is the only way i can (or care to) heal from my religious trauma

“do people go to therapy because they went to a drag show?” is a legendary perspective. i literally go to therapy heavily because i went to church and experienced, well, church things.

The fact they think people are taking babies to nightclubs ☠☠ i simply cant!!!

"I think we all know where men put on dresses and f*ck kids." She snapped with this lmao. It's true and you should say it

Ok i think I have to write this down. I live in Greece. As a child in the 2000s (now aged 29) I took part in a amateur theatrical team that was organised and instructed by an actor who would occasionally do drag as part of his plays and was openly gay. He (preferred pronoun) would write amazing comedies, direct them and play in them and he managed two teams: an adult one and a underaged one. Kids would not see those plays where the jokes would turn a little adult alike. When we saw him doing drag it was an art form to us. We didnt think much of it. I also grew to not think much of someone being gay. To me being straight or gay was like someone being born with brown or red hair. No one was made to feel uncomfortable and no one had bad memories of it. Did we turn to sassy bitches ? We did. But that was all 💅. Imagine like almost 20 years back . People still love him and go to his plays. He taught me a lot about theater and I love him. This is a message to everyone out there that thinks that a kid would get hurt or something. We are all fine and thriving. Him being his authentic self taught me to be unapologetic about my personality.

For my 13th bday I practically begged my mom to take me to a drag show and she did, I never had so much fun and felt so comfortable in such loving environment. I cant say the same about the church I used to go to though

"Do people go to therapy because they went to a drag show? No." MY FAVORITE LINE RELIGIOUS TRAUMA IS SO REAL PLENTY OF THERAPISTS SPECIALIZE IN IT

“overdeveloped women” love how they attack drag queens while also attacking large breasted people 🙄

“We all have a designer” donatella VERSACE 💜

The rustle of your outfit reminds me of my mum before dementia took her over. She always dressed up she was an incredible dressmaker so her outfits were made of all the fancy stuff sequins, silk, tulle etc and she loved it and I loved it 😍 even though she can’t sew now and wears sweats, when I bring in a creation of hers she gets so excited and loves feeling the textures and running her hands over the detail etc ❤

These people really get me because a dad forcing his daughter into tomboyish activities is considered adorable, and yet a mom encouraging her son to explore feminine interests is literally the plot of some horror films.

As a small child in the 70’s, I was exposed to drag queens. What happened was SHOCKING. It made me open minded. And it taught me how to do my eyeshadow. These poor little morons.

As a Christian myself, I am for drag as it's an unique way people can express themselves. The more diversity the better. I don't want the entire world to be Christian because that would take away the beauty of diversity in this world. I like how open you are despite people not being as open towards you. You definitely have opened my eyes on drag as well as I didn't know much about it before! I hope you have a wonderful day!

I personally think it is such a compliment and honor that drag queens feel strong and empowered to dress and perform as woman. In a world where many men insult men by saying things like "you throw like a girl" or "your acting like a little girl" or "you sissy". Many men often refer to other men as being womanly as a way to insult them. So for those men out there... imagine how it is to be a woman and hear that you think it's a bad thing to be like a woman.... it really does make women feel like most men think we are inferior to them. The fact that drag queens often say that when they get dressed up as a woman and get to be a confident woman strutting the stage and performing their asses off like queens and it makes them feel empowered?... that is such a damn amazing compliment and I am so honored.

As a woman with a natural J cup chest size, I’m so offended that they’re calling breast plates “oversized”, like hello women do actually have big chests like that too. What a stupid delusional video they made.

these girls must be SO miserable walking around letting every little thing deeply upset them like just. let people exist and you’ll be happier ashley and ashley

Totally in agreement with you about how weird it is when people, primarily the older generation, refer to “girlfriends” and “boyfriends” of little children. I have two daughters and I cringe every time an older relative comments on them “flirting” when they smile at them. Ew. Do they not hear how they’re sexualizing them? Yet they’re the same ones who think drag queens are corrupting our youth 🙄.

when i was crowned homecoming queen my senior year, I was booed and called slurs by random people in my small town, my peers, and the parents in the stands. when i went to my first drag show last week, all of the hurt that i endured was worth being able to be in a space where i wasn't judged and was celebrated for being myself. i was also raised catholic and the church really messed me up (so slay! loving catholicism!) seeing queens and kings in my community being truly and authentically themselves allows me to be myself too. (if this didn't make sense don't say a work LMFAO)

They will say the most AGGRESSIVELY hateful and disrespectful things about queer people, but if you come back at them with even 10% of the same energy, they'll immediately start crying and say that we all just need to get along and respect each other's beliefs.

Trixie is such a kind person for not mocking people like these, but instead, she feels sad for them.

I spent so much time trapped in internalized misogyny; drag queens helped me to understand and appreciate the unique power of femininity. I’ve grown so much bc of drag ❤

Every time Trixie forgets their names: 1:05 1:50 9:15 13:44

The attitudes of Ashley and Ashley are why I kept my sexuality closeted for three decades. Drag queens make life bearable for us .

Trixie, so many of my dear friends in the late 1980s in San Francisco were drag queens who did not survive the AIDS crisis, and I miss them so badly. The hilarious humor, raunchiness, and sense of the absurd that you and Katya bring to my life make me feel their presence again. Thank you so much for that.

I work as a youth worker at my local church on the side of my studies and I'm not gonna lie, as a bisexual woman I have never been sexualized as much in any lgbtq+ spaces as I have been at the church and the occasions it holds

Nick was HEATED while editing this video, and I love it

“Do people go to therapy because they went to a drag show?” As a person with church trauma this line is underrated.

I love how protecting ‘god’s design’ doesn’t stop them getting those shopping mall highlights.

My mom (rest her soul) took me to my fist drag show at 12 I only remember her coworker who did Cher Was awesome She really wasn't a fan of drag but was there for him because she loved her friend

“Speak truth and love” coming from them is RICH

Ten years of attending the Mormon cult made me develop OCD and sent me to therapy. Watching drag healed my brain 💜💜💜

Child pageants. You wanna talk about gross sexualization of children? Conservatives LOVE child pageants.

They're women wearing pants... which was drag 100 years ago...

I’m Christian and have gone to several drag Queen shows and LOVED them! I promise we are not all like this, I also respect Trixies maturity during this review ❤️

it’s the way drag queens actually helped me embrace my femininity instead of hating it?? like i grew up in an environment where being feminine was “embarrassing” but after finding drag and watching trixie over the years, i’ve came to really love how feminine i am

The AUDACITY to say “they’re preying on children” like plzzz the church does that way MORE TF😭

I love that Trixie admits that she thinks they're beautiful So fierce and shows how confident you are in your own skin, girl!!! U don't have to lie and drag others down

Those women make me ashamed to be Texan. But I probably make them ashamed to be Texan. And that does give me some joy.

It must suck to be afraid of everything and everyone.

idk if anyone else feels this way but as a cis woman watching drag has really helped me with body image and self esteem because drag queens embrace the female body in any shape without obsessing over size

They say, "Let's speak truth and love." After they just hated on drag queens for 10-15 minutes 🤦‍♀️their "truth" is askew, and their "love" is conditional.

7:57 I feel the same way as Trixie here. I'm a huge fan of horror movies. I think that they are a great expression of emotion and humanity. Most of them I wouldn't show to kids. But Goonies, Labyrinth, Neverending Story? They introduce us to unfamiliar concepts so we can grow into more mature people. Just like hearing a drag queen sing a song shows our minds that people come in many presentations and that's nothing to be afraid of.

seeing katya bald and shirtless is LITERALLY my sleep paralysis demon. work, xoxo.

As a Mom, I'll take my daughter to places where I feel she is safe and welcome. That includes children friendly drag events. And DOESN'T include places like...I don't know...church.

Conservatives have always shouted from the rooftops that the parents choice needs to be respected. Well the kids aren’t taking themselves to drag shows. The parents are.

Everyone should watch this video. The blatant uninformed hatred those two girls are directing at everyone who isn’t a cookie cutter copy of themselves is awful. Thanks for posting this Trixie.

“I think we know where men in dresses are f*****g children….. and it’s not a drag show” YESS TRIXIE TELL EM

Trixie could have (and should have) been as mean spirited as these two women but instead she talked about how nice they looked and how much their video quality has improved over the years. There’s only one classy woman here and it’s not Ashley or Ashley

I love how Trixie elegantly states her point using comedy and kindness as opposed to being hateful and condemning (I’m looking at you K + B)

I absolutely love how this video has 30 times more views than the original 😂😂😂