Super Drags

I found "Super Drags" to be quite funny & very tongue & cheek. It's light-hearted and nothing too serious. If you're looking for high moral values then this cartoon series is deffo not for you. There is nothing offensive about the show unless you are extremely prude-ish which in that case you probably wouldn't even be interested in an adult cartoon about drag queens.

Really stupid but but when it gets funny it does it well.

I think people are taking this too serious and that's why they rate it low. It's supposed to hit those stereotypes and be tongue in cheek. Not my favorite animation style but it's cute and entertaining. A good adult cartoon.

Just horribly written and cringe-inducingly unfunny. It's also very actively promoting a very regressive and arguably problematic picture of gay people, and of drag. Within the first few minutes of the first episode one of the drag queens grabs the crotch of an unconscious man that she KNOWS would not have consented, and then lets a terrorist go after he tried to murder a bunch of people because he was handsome. I'm not an easily offended person and it's not like I was traumatized by any of that, but ffs you can only go to that sort of length if it's actually in support of something really, really funny. To have it pop up somewhere that is so absolutely devoid of laughs really just highlights how gross it is.

To the people who made this show: you're better than this. If you're not better than this, please step aside and leave this stuff to someone who is.

I was pleasantly surprised to see this pop up on Netflix and Quickly started watching. My happiness waned as I watched because the humor is incredibly stale and dated, like something from a old style burlesque show or a early 70's naughty sketch comedy movie. A cartoon like this wouldn't be made in the U.S., not because it is too risque, but because it is childish to the point of being offensive while simultaneously being marketed directly to adults. These jokes are little different than the Ambiguously Gay Duo from a generation ago. Bulging crotches and gay stereotypes are things I've outgrown. As much as I want to like a show about drag queen superheroes, I'd rather not have my intelligence insulted.