Drag It Up

1. When was the first time you heard about drag? The first time I heard about drag was about 6 years ago, me and my partner just started to go out and hit the scene a few friends that did the art so we started to support them. 2. How did you and Morgan meet and how did she become your drag mother? I met Morgan at Toucans Tiki Lounge in Palm springs. I've supported the show they're on Sundays where she has her show McSunday and we chatted a few times. I became the door hostess and from that I got bookings through Morgan and we clicked instantly. After a few short months she asked if I take her last name. I was in shock but totally thought it was right for both of us. 3. Is there anything about drag that you feel not enough people know about? I feel not many understand how much we invest in our drag so it's important to always tip your Queens even if they're not your cup of tea.  4. What queen's would you most like to perform with? If th

1. What made you decide to start doing drag? I went to a show to see my friend perform (It's Just Crystal) and I thought "That looks like a lot of fun, I bet I could do that and do it really well!" 2. What's your favourite and least favourite part of doing drag? My favourite part is when I'm performing and the crowd is loving it, especially when I pull out a trick like an outfit change or something. My least favourite part is untaping my chest binding, it hurts like a bitch! I'd also say I hate it when stuff is left to the last minute too. 3. How would you describe your performances? Highly choreographed with a story or theme, great dance moves, drama, suave ladie's man, Spanish papi, & known for collaborating with other performers for duets. 4. How does an act come together for you? I will either have a theme or idea in mind then I'll search for a song that will fit, or I'll  listen to a song I like and start brainstorming wha