Trixie Mattel Backlash Explained - Drag Race UK S7 - Have Your Say

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  @DragTeaServed · 10 months ago · pinned

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  @redaccentchannel · 10 months ago

  Miss Information would be a good drag name

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  @ryanwolff4058 · 10 months ago

  i heard as soon as i came.

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  @19nmiller1 · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YO2SiwADjOI&amp;t=1276">21:16</a> the funniest part of this comment is that shes literally accepting blood money from the Saudi government. It would be one thing if she went there on her own and decided to perform for the Saudi people out of the goodness of her heart, but she literally is bowing to that government she&apos;s talking about. Its not racist to say &quot;hey you shouldnt take money from governments who are making dissidents disappear and still have horrible human rights violations on a daily basis.&quot;

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  @isaaclopez-eb6yg · 10 months ago

  I only knew about the homophobic and right wing take on the female firefighter from earlier this year. Instead of just deleting the video she could have also apologized to the woman she is defaming (not sure if she did). That is one thing but to go online and call people racist for holding her accountable is a new low didn&apos;t expect from her. She could have been honest like some of the other comedians who mentioned they did it for the money. Simple as that no need to be defensive. Love Trixie but Whitney should not be platformed if she is going to behave that way

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  @LibertyCollage · 10 months ago

  Whitney Cummings pretending she wasn’t paid by and performed for the Saudi royal family and Saudi “government” is wild.

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  @BanjiBenji · 10 months ago

  Drag is not exempt from capitalism. Trixie seems is rage bating for money. <br><br>Parties involved discuss all of this ahead of time before a collaboration is done. They knew the risk, they know what they are doing and our comments about it feed their pockets. We don’t need them to take accountability rn. We can just remove our money from their life.

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  @chris_roberto1999 · 10 months ago (edited)

  some reddit comments that stood out to me abt trixie:<br><br>“She LOVES being famous. loves it. You can tell by how she speaks about herself. How she slips those humble brags into her conversations. How she carries herself. Oh, you know this famous person? You spoke to this famous person? You met who? She’s in too deep to be politically correct.”<br><br>“Absolutely, she loves fame and the famous friends she can name drop validates her existence. It’s not shocking when you consider the trauma of her youth and her mother’s dismissal of her to this day.”

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  @Baileyboo721 · 10 months ago

  I hate to say it....but I do think Trixie has moved high enough into upper &quot;class&quot; society, which is only sustainable through these tight knit relationships, that she is no longer connected with the average person. And while at first, she seemed aware of her newly accessible privilege and made an effort to stay down to earth and relatable.. &nbsp;I think it&apos;s clear she&apos;s let go of that priority.

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  @RomeroRomeral · 10 months ago

  Whitney... You performed for the government, the government paid you... They were your audience. WTF is she talking about

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  @Lourollll · 10 months ago

  Of course she’s sold out. She’s rich, it’s in rich peoples nature to do stuff like that. <br><br>Plus she knows people will forget about it within a few months, so she’s gonna ride it out and keep cashing in those cheques.

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  @YattusProd · 10 months ago

  Refusing Paula Abdul on the channel but collabing with Whitney Cummings is wild

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