2 reviews
Why does this even exist???
Drag House Rules (the name makes no sense, just like everything else) is a fake underproduced reality-television show where seven Drag queens get eliminated for no reason. Six drags are previous Drag Race contestants (Jujube, Manila, Silky, etc) and one is... Who is she!?
It's poorly scripted and it's poorly acted. I don't know what this show was trying to do, is it supposed to be a parody of something? The characters are annoying, each drags overplays her persona to the point where it's just cringy.
Save yourself the trouble and skip this, no matter how much you like drags.
Drag House Rules (the name makes no sense, just like everything else) is a fake underproduced reality-television show where seven Drag queens get eliminated for no reason. Six drags are previous Drag Race contestants (Jujube, Manila, Silky, etc) and one is... Who is she!?
It's poorly scripted and it's poorly acted. I don't know what this show was trying to do, is it supposed to be a parody of something? The characters are annoying, each drags overplays her persona to the point where it's just cringy.
Save yourself the trouble and skip this, no matter how much you like drags.
If you're up to watch anything 100% about roast and reading, go ahead. Some queens carry the storyline, others are there just to make us laugh!
They are just doing their selves. Don't expect a movie performance, it's not. It's an untucked episode without trash cute scenes, like RuPaul. The rawness makes it even better-just queens being themselves, throwing shade, and living for the drama. No forced narratives, no overproduced moments, just pure entertainment.
Some reads land perfectly, others fall flat, but that's the charm. If you love drag culture for its wit, sass, and unfiltered energy, this is a must-watch. Don't expect a polished act-this is a house event, where personality shines over perfection.
They are just doing their selves. Don't expect a movie performance, it's not. It's an untucked episode without trash cute scenes, like RuPaul. The rawness makes it even better-just queens being themselves, throwing shade, and living for the drama. No forced narratives, no overproduced moments, just pure entertainment.
Some reads land perfectly, others fall flat, but that's the charm. If you love drag culture for its wit, sass, and unfiltered energy, this is a must-watch. Don't expect a polished act-this is a house event, where personality shines over perfection.
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- Mar 8, 2025
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