Maddy is an inspiration for feminine straight dudes 100%. I wish more straight men were comfortable enough in their identities to do art like this and not feel like it’s gross or something they shouldn’t like to do:/ dudes wanna feel beautiful too dammit
I wish straight men felt more comfortable wearing makeup even! It should be normal and used to be very common (wigs, makeup, Shakespeare, 80s, rockstars, Quakers) lol I’ve seen those videos where women dress up their boyfriends in “drag” essentially and they love it. Playing dress up is so fun and should be for everyone.
@@basicange their “character” is. Drag queens in their makeup or at work are called “she”, they go back to “he” when the show is over basically. This isn’t a trans woman because she isn’t a she until she puts on the costume. Trans women are she no matter what they wear:) I can understand how it can be confusing!
@@basicange drag is like playing a character so when is he out of drag ( out of the costume) he goes by he/him pronouns and when he’s in drag he goes by she/her :)
@@ilovepdub He has a girlfriend, and considering he's in the drag community I don't think he would be particularly concerned about concealing his sexuality if he was gay.
@@shadysorkin9214 I don't care if you have 10 girlfriends. I don't know why y'all think having a girlfriend make somebody straight bisexual men exist too. I just wish this society today will stop going against obvious things just to be different. Straight men are not doing drag that's something that you can look around and see. Drag is part of the lgbtq community. Just because y'all fall for lies don't mean the rest of the world will. And I'm not going back and forth about something that's obvious
I’m not mad at the other queens being surprised or making jokes (including Ru), I’m kinda mad at the fact that production just keeps on rubbing onto all our faces that she’s straight even though Maddy herself clearly doesn’t want that. The whole point of what we do as queer people is to progress society into one where it doesn’t matter at all, and the fact that the production behind the most influential queer TV show in history is doing the opposite just because the recipient is cishet just irks me a lot
one million percent agree, was coming into this comment section to say the same. maddy is clearly uncomfortable. someone's sexuality should never be something to gawk or poke fun of, regardless of privledge.
@@Alexandra-hi1ii Agreed, I found it so weird how Ru kept harrassing Maddy over the sexuality and the whole "coffee enema" gig just wasn't funny to me, and seemed a bit out of left field. Like I get it, straight guy on her franchise for the first time, better amp it up for ratings.. but still. :/
It's kinda sad that people are hating on Maddy for being a straight drag queen, Anyone can dress and act whatever they want, they're sexuality doesn't matter and I find it amazing that a straight guy is brave enough to be feminine tbh
@@jessieals4423 there was literally a woman casted on this season? kerri colby is a woman, and many queens before her have been on who are women. peppermint, kylie, gia, jiggly, and more who were either out on their season, before and after, they’re all women. i think it’s really upsetting that on a US season RuPaul has a prejudice against women in drag, despite allowing it on other seasons easily, even cis women like victoria scone. even though the change to allow it was recent, diminishing the women who were on the show isn’t it.
it kinda of surprises me of how appalled (and some even angry) everybody is about him being straight. yes drag is heavily dominated by gay men, but it isn't just for gay men. drag is an artform not conforming to gender. female drag is done alot by gay men, but there's quite a bit of straight men (and even women) that do it too.
This made me so mad honestly. Maddy isnt throwing it in peoples face that shes straight shes trying to legit show off her drag. Angeria acting like it was new for a straight drag queen to exsist was dumb, bob the drag queen and monet literally on their podcast said its not new and the fandom is so toxic. Maddy is a great ally, why cant we support her instead of the producers profiting off the hate. Shady noises, set ups, and edits are ruining this show.
I don't think she was acting. Straight drag queens may not be new, but they are rare and even non-existent in a lot of cities. It makes sense that bob nor monet were surprised by a straight drag queen. They both grew their craft on the streets of new york, which has a pretty huge art scene and wide range of diversity... I just think your taking things a bit to personally if your letting something like this effect you emotionally.
@@terrancejovan4825 bruh read what i said, bob and monet were suprised at how toxic the fandom is towards a straight queen when they literally exsist and they said they work with tons of straight queens. It’s wrong that yall are gatekeeping drag. Love and acceptance for ALL! Allys are important
Hey, at least Daya Betty knows that Maddy is straight given that they're mid west sisters. She said it herself. Heck, in this Daya was surprised (and maybe even worried for Maddy) that Ru just flat out said that Maddy is the shows first straight contestant when she thought Maddy would eventually confess to being straight herself in the future.
@@jazzminwhite4228 Again ; You are taking something like this extremely personally. Relax. I never said that straight drag queens don't exist.. Neither did Angeria.. She was just surprised. As I stated above ; Straight drag queens may not be fictional, but they are an extreme minority... Especially in America. You claim that she's "acting", as if her being surprised is an irregular response to this situation and it's not.. Like relax..
Reminds me of a guy who worked on the drag scene, started out as a Halloween costume and eventually became a night job, his girlfriend/wife (I can’t remember if they were married or not) made most of his outfits.
The fact that they unironically used her as a "token straight" while for her tenure on the show she was absolutely SERVING. We're gatekeeping drag again and it's not giving.
Me too. This whole framing of Maddy as the "token straight" that everyone can laugh at is really boiling my blood. All she wanted to do was show her drag, but now everyone's gonna be talking about everything else instead. That comment was gross as hell
As a gay community, we’re so against toxic masculinity but want to push out the straight man fighting the stereotypes that we get insulted by. Maddy is literally showing little boys that they can wear makeup & still be straight men. Plus Maddy is hella funny & creative. Didn’t get to enjoy it as much as we should’ve gotten to bc the edit was so focused on casting her out.
Maddy didn’t want her sexuality to be the focal point for the same reason LGBTQ+ people don’t always want their sexuality to define them. She wanted it to be about the competition and her talents and not have her whole story arc be surrounding her sexuality, but Ru said NOPE YOURE STRAIGHT AND THATS THE ONLY THING IM GONNA TALK ABOUT THE ENTIRE SHOW
Do you think that Shawn Mendes is straight? Shawn has said he is straight multiple times. If a straight man can be a drag queen a straight man can behave like Shawn Mendes.
That's completely fair* for her, but honestly I don't understand how people are still surprised to be treated like that when that's exactly what the show has done for years. It's reality TV, they only care about picking a villain and forcing everyone to talk about anything they don't want to. Edit: fair for her as in she has every right to human decency and respect. Maybe understandable would've been a better word.
@@StrawbbyMilkk Do you think Dave Chapelle was wrong for poking fun at trans people? If it’s wrong to make fun of straight drag queens it’s definitely wrong go make fun of trans people. Straight white drag queens aren’t an oppressed minority group. Trans people are
everyone thought maddy would be the one to profit off of being straight and make it her entire arc, but i feel like its everyone else that is putting that on her, not her herself
The way that Daya Betty spun around quickly, looked like she was ready to defend and protect Maddy to the death, and I love to see that kindness from queens. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
For a show that often sheds a negative light on outing peoples identities this one struck a chord with me, like I didn’t like how Ru walks in and just blabs it to the whole room instead of letting Maddy tell everyone herself when she was ready. Then how she followed it up with “oh I’m gonna make a joke to smooth it over.” And just made this moment even more cringe worthy. Not only was outing Maddy very disrespectful but if they had just let her come out on her own, that would’ve sat a lot better with viewers and been better television. But production clearly wanted to write the narrative of how they didn’t like having straight people doing drag and they kinda threw jasmine at her the episode she went home. Hence why that untucked beef seemed very produced and forced. They even had drag race alumni talking shit about her outside of the show, on the pit stop (violet) and in the viewing parties (Naysha) Rupaul is making it very clear that he doesn’t want straight drag queens on the cast so he made an example of Maddy so that any others would be discouraged from auditioning.
@@axisboise Yeah, this show and it’s alumni have many hypocrisies that still go on to this day, but continuing on with Maddys storyline. They really wanted to make it known that she wasn’t gay and that she wouldn’t get all the references or have the guts to branch out and do something that a “normal” drag queen would do. Case and point that one runways where Ru was acting crazy because of her “coffee enema” when she’s all like “It’s missing the *insert gay noises*” Or when in untucked the queens were talking about what it was like to be part of the lgbt and production kept zooming in on Maddy to prove that she wasn’t part of the conversation.
I definitely agree with u, but it’s just wild thinking about having to come out as straight and outing a person as straight is so abhorrent let alone needs to be something that should be kept under wraps.
Oh right because there was never any straight men in drag before in the history of humanity. During the time of Shakespeare all characters in clouding the women characters were played by men (straight or gay like it matters). At the end of the day drag is an art form not a gay thing so check your HUMAN history before you make yourself look like a fool dumbass. Art is art and this is coming from a gay dude FUCK TOXIC GAY CULTURE!
Personally I think it should only be exclusive to us because straight have tried to murder us and ostracize us for doing drag in the past. They don't deserve it.
Uall fall for anything. He lied on national TV. Straight men ain't dressing up as women. Especially like drag and acting like a woman . To a Straight, that's gay, and if ur not a gay or bi man, ur not doin this.
@@whiro8945 bisexuality exist too. Men don't have to the women to be funny I said what I said. Plus you're comparing apples to oranges. Drag queens are not celebrities who are only dressing in female clothes because of a role they play in the movie. Martin Lawrence and Robin Williams had no business doing that if they're not gay but that's not to compare to a drag queen who constantly do it and who make their entire show impersonating women so stop playing just because you fell for a lie on national TV don't mean everybody else with. Straight men or not drag queens and I don't care what the hell you say
I’m glad that more people are finding ways to express themselves outside of traditional gender norms, we all deserve to feel joy wearing whatever we want
@@CelesteStClair i mean I get that its a joke n all but to me it was the same energy as asking a gay person "are you sure you just havent met the right woman?". but yea it was a joke at the end of the day, whether or not it made maddy uncomfortable
I dated a straight queen before! I helped him do his hair and makeup even! We're all on a spectrum. It shouldn't matter so long as everyone is respectful of everyone else.
Being gay myself, it really upsets me when I hear gay people talking so negatively about straight people. When I saw RuPaul Drag Race would feature a straight queen, it really pissed me off seeing so many gay people bashing the decisions and saying drag is only for the gays. The LGBTQ+ community is supposed to stand for love and acceptance of EVERYONE! Pride in being gay is not about feeling superior to those who aren't LGBTQ+, it's about showing we are proud to be who we are because what makes us different makes us special. When you gatekeep something like drag or try and put down straight people, you're just being an asshole. It's not cute to be a "diva gatekeeping girl boss queen"
@@connaeris8230 it’s not a phase hun and if the gays don’t like straggots i’m sure they have their own reasons.. if straight people would find their own hobbies this wouldn’t be an issue.
@@kanoelani3425 EXACTLY the lgbtq community got their feelings hurt every damn day and we wasn’t crying this much! toughen up and stick that shit out 🤣
Drag queens have been straight, if you admit the true history of drag, RuPaul. They were known as female impersonators and have a firm foothold in the art.
Maddy's situation is no different to theater actors playing opposite genders in a stage play. Like Edna in Hairspray. It's just costumes. Speaking of Edna in Hairspray, even films/movies do this too: John Travolta played the role of Edna in the Hairspray (2007) film. And there was Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire. And who could forget White Chicks?
@@seoulku It’s outside the “norm” but it isn’t bad. I feel like men should be less ashamed of their feminine side, especially straight men. Your clothes and appearance does not determine your gender or sexuality
Wow. What a reaction. Though it might have been edited or manipulated in that way. In Straight circles, being gay is a big deal. In Gay Drag circles, being straight is a big deal! Seriously people, anyone can do drag. And being gay or straight or Bisexual should not be a huge deal. Good on Maddy Morphosis for representing straight Drag Queens on Drag Race.
@@briaaaaaaaaajust wondering -- why not? to me, saying that straight people can't be outed implies that straightness is the default unless proven otherwise. also, colloquially "outed" is used in contexts like "so and so was outed as an anime enjoyer" or whatever. in my understanding "outing" is any revelation of something personal, especially related to sexuality/gender, without that person's consent. i would genuinely appreciate someone explaining why you can't out a straight person because i feel like i'm not understanding 🙏
@@Stephh99This is late but the thing is that outing a gay, bi or trans person holds its own meaning and significance. We still live in a world where it is very dangerous to be LGBT, especially in some areas and countries where it is acceptable to kill them. So, when outing a LGBTQ+ person, you are potentially sentencing them to extreme harassment, bullying, abuse and even death. The same can't be said for a straight cis person, since being straight and cis is viewed as normal and no one would kill or hurt someone for it. Though of course, I personally believe that Maddie may be in a bit of a threat, but not for being straight, for being a drag queen. Drag queens are assumed to be gay men, so Maddie may be in danger of harassment from homophobes and transphobes. However, outing her to gay men won't have many serious consequences, besides a few terrible bad taste jokes. It's a false equivalence basically.
Do you believe that Shawn Mendes is straight? Shawn has said he is straight. If a straight guy can be a drag queen a straight man can behave like Shawn Mendes.
Yep. Some people just are open-minded enough to enjoy the craft for what it is, not necessarily for its association to a gender or romantic/sexual orientation. It's called nonconformity.
Maddy: I don’t want the gurls knowing I’m hetero right no- Ru: HOW DOES IT FEEL BEING STRAIGHTER THAN A LINE YOU LITTLE STRAIGHTY STRAIGHT OMG YOU’RE SO STRAIGHT LIKE REALLY STRAIGHT AND THE FIRST STRAIGHT QUEEN ON THIS SHOW 📣📣📣
I actually salute a straight guy for being a drag queen - most guys wouldn't even dare. We could only dream for more straight guys like him, who embrace it and us, not giving a damn what any of his cishet peers think.
@@LeviThaBoipeople assumed i was gay for having painted nails. i am a bit, but the colour of my fingernails has absolutely nothing to do with who i like to date.
I've seen this argument everywhere on Twitter and it drives me insane lol. Maddy is an openly straight man, no one got "outed" here. I don't think Maddy had asked to keep his sexuality a secret either.
@@fabiana8445 Maddy specified that she wanted the other queens to know her drag before her sexuality, so this happening in episode 1 isn't the best look for Ru.
@@fabiana8445 Did you watch the episode or what??? she quite literally said she didnt wanna mention it till the time is right. Just cause shes open doesnt mean she cant be uncomfortable. Im openly gay, but if someone else told other people my story that'd piss me off. Its not their story to tell, its maddy's.
@@fabiana8445 If not everyone in that room knew Maddy's sexual orientation, it wasn't Ru's place to reveal that. It's not that the real world consequences are the same, it's that the gay community in general asks that they don't get outed, but then RuPaul, gay icon, "outs" someone the literal first chance that situation becomes possible. That's a clear double standard, and sends the message that the LGBT+ community doesn't consider straight people worthy of the same respect that they're (deservedly) asking for.
@@abysmal79 of course I watched the episode. do i think it was rude of ru to “expose” maddy the way he did? sure, but y’all holding this to the same standard as a gay person being outed is absolutely ridiculous. straight men aren’t in any evident danger for being straight, regardless if maddy is the “minority” in this specific situation. and also I still stand by what i said, i’m sure maddy didn’t ask anyone for her sexuality to be kept a secret. all she said was she didn’t feel the need to disclose her sexuality herself right away, not that it was a secret to anyone.
Maddie said something that really resonates with me: I never advocated everyone should do drag, it comes from understanding …” And made me wonder… my dad likes trans guys as a fetish but he doesn’t like that I love drag ….. I feel like Maddie understands
Damn; I love that she’s so comfortable with herself and pursues drag despite the expectations of gender roles. I’ve seen other folks say she didn’t want to make a big deal about it, though, so it’s a shame it came out this way.
Straight drag queens always remind me whenever drag queens would be on TV in, like, the 70s and the show would always have to explain "well most deag queens are actually straight and normal men otherwise" XD
I really liked maddy, such a smart queen, I was sad to see production plot against her with those design challenges to get her out, I mean, If Maddy had excel, I promise you they wouldnt put another design challenge after the first one
Hehe. :3 Straight guys in drag happens too. Like many drag people are cisgender gay or bi men. It’s a form of self-expression after all. I’m glad everyone can do it and become friends.
On México that actually have a super successful straight drag queen, even winning the most popular contest/reality of drag in Southamerica ,and even when she received a lot of bullying for it she is so amazing and she won 👏 Look for her she's ALEXIS 3XL
They really did Maddy dirty. Using her straightness to make an enigma out of her and then misgendering her in drag calling her “him” or “Matt”. Truly sad.
Isn't drag a form of makeup and dress up? I know a straight woman that does drag, she's not one to post about it or do shows yet but she loves it. It's like a new persona she creates each time.
What happened to not outing people when they're not ready? She clearly said she's not ready to tell everyone and in a setting where literally everyone is gay, it is a form of outing her. So not okay.
This never sat right with me during season 14. As soon as she introduced herself as a straight male queen I knew they were gonna make a big deal out of it against Maddy's wishes because it's TV. I didn't like that tbh, and I'm sure a lot of people didnt care for it either. Also, I'm pretty sure she's not even the first straight queen on the show??? There have been straight trans queens on drag race no? (yes I get the distinction bc Maddy's cishet but like.....she's not the first straight queen to be on drag race im pretty sure)
I can sort of get why they did it from an "ooooh now a straight person gets to experience what being outed feels like", and maybe you could argue that this might be a more visceral way of making straight people realise that being outed by someone else in a place where you're not entirely sure how it's gonna go down can be very uncomfortable, but that doesn't stop me from having a bad taste in my mouth. I understand the urge to give the straights a taste of their own medicine, but it still doesn't feel fair to Maddy as an individual. I hope that whether this was planned as a "teachable moment" or if it was just Ru choosing to fuck with her, that the producers checked in with Maddy to see if she was ok with it.
Oh boo hoo... At least she got to experience what most of us have to go through in our lives several times, family, friends, work, another work, etc and etc...
@@romulosmileris8912 XD, why she have to experience that? Is obvious that she wasn't in a dangerous situation, but it was wrong anyway. We all experience that and is not cute, so ¿Why make something that you know that is not okay?
@@nicolas2452 Some people only understand when they feel the situation in their own skin. I guarantee you that a lot of straight people who are bothered by the scene might reconsider their actions when they come across this situation in their lives because a straight person was put on the same situation, but if that wouldn't have happened they would probably say that we're being sensitive about it. But hey we all have our own opinions. And at the end of the day even though Maddy was uncomfortable, she had absolutely zero repercussion from being"outed as straight" which is not the case for us in almost 90% of the cases we have to"come out" in our lives.
Yeah of course, because they have the privilege of being straight. They get a pass for doing this stuff, even in times when it was far less mainstream, because homophobes don't actually feel threatened by it. It's just an act, don't worry, he still sleeps with women like a good normal man at the end of the day.
Maddy: "Yeah I don't really want to tell everyone yet"
Ru: ATTENTION GIRLS! ATTENTION GIRLS! THERE IS A HETERO IN OUR WORK STATION!
No joke this comment actually brought me to tears trying to control my laughter.
@@layali5723 ❤️😘
And he's really lying cuz no straight man is walking around being a female
let the straight know how it feels like to be outed for once i say
@@SpaghettiPlays but he ain't straight. U believing a lie. Straight men ain't doin this
ANGERIA'S SLOW TURN IS KILLING MEEE
And the sound effect 😭
And Jorgeous’ face with it it’s so funny 😂
GIRL!! Me too
It takes me out everytime. She giving "Did my child say what I think they just said like I wont come across this room?" turn. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
She is pure comedy!
Maddy is an inspiration for feminine straight dudes 100%. I wish more straight men were comfortable enough in their identities to do art like this and not feel like it’s gross or something they shouldn’t like to do:/ dudes wanna feel beautiful too dammit
I wish straight men felt more comfortable wearing makeup even! It should be normal and used to be very common (wigs, makeup, Shakespeare, 80s, rockstars, Quakers) lol I’ve seen those videos where women dress up their boyfriends in “drag” essentially and they love it. Playing dress up is so fun and should be for everyone.
im confused. Is this person trans or something bc in another comment someone called them a “she”
@@basicange their “character” is. Drag queens in their makeup or at work are called “she”, they go back to “he” when the show is over basically. This isn’t a trans woman because she isn’t a she until she puts on the costume. Trans women are she no matter what they wear:) I can understand how it can be confusing!
@@basicange drag is like playing a character so when is he out of drag ( out of the costume) he goes by he/him pronouns and when he’s in drag he goes by she/her :)
YESSSS
Maddy: I don't need the queens knowing I'm straight just ye-
Ru: 📣📣📣HOW DOES IT FEEL BEING THE FIRST STRAIGHT QUEEN
He lied anyway. He gay
@@ilovepdub 00:05 how is he?
@@ilovepdub he has a girlfriend
@@ilovepdub He has a girlfriend, and considering he's in the drag community I don't think he would be particularly concerned about concealing his sexuality if he was gay.
@@shadysorkin9214 I don't care if you have 10 girlfriends. I don't know why y'all think having a girlfriend make somebody straight bisexual men exist too. I just wish this society today will stop going against obvious things just to be different. Straight men are not doing drag that's something that you can look around and see. Drag is part of the lgbtq community. Just because y'all fall for lies don't mean the rest of the world will. And I'm not going back and forth about something that's obvious
I’m not mad at the other queens being surprised or making jokes (including Ru), I’m kinda mad at the fact that production just keeps on rubbing onto all our faces that she’s straight even though Maddy herself clearly doesn’t want that. The whole point of what we do as queer people is to progress society into one where it doesn’t matter at all, and the fact that the production behind the most influential queer TV show in history is doing the opposite just because the recipient is cishet just irks me a lot
one million percent agree, was coming into this comment section to say the same. maddy is clearly uncomfortable. someone's sexuality should never be something to gawk or poke fun of, regardless of privledge.
@@Alexandra-hi1ii Agreed, I found it so weird how Ru kept harrassing Maddy over the sexuality and the whole "coffee enema" gig just wasn't funny to me, and seemed a bit out of left field. Like I get it, straight guy on her franchise for the first time, better amp it up for ratings.. but still. :/
@Geda Loda ok.....well the jokes about Maddy are clearly not entertaining so it fails on both accounts.
THANK YOU
it’s called reparations darling
It's kinda sad that people are hating on Maddy for being a straight drag queen, Anyone can dress and act whatever they want, they're sexuality doesn't matter and I find it amazing that a straight guy is brave enough to be feminine tbh
what’s actually crazy is how rupaul will cast a straight man before a real woman. Has been zero female contestants on the show
@@jessieals4423 there was literally a woman casted on this season? kerri colby is a woman, and many queens before her have been on who are women. peppermint, kylie, gia, jiggly, and more who were either out on their season, before and after, they’re all women. i think it’s really upsetting that on a US season RuPaul has a prejudice against women in drag, despite allowing it on other seasons easily, even cis women like victoria scone. even though the change to allow it was recent, diminishing the women who were on the show isn’t it.
@@jessieals4423 What? Do you not count trans women contestants???
Gottmilk is originally a women
It's crazy y'all think sexuality doesn't matter
No lie she made the same face I did growing up when kid asked me if I was gay hahahah
Angeria or Maddy? 😭😭
@@tararain97 I meant Maddy but honestly both work lol
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same 😭
Ok this is the best comment of the video hands down HAHAHA
it kinda of surprises me of how appalled (and some even angry) everybody is about him being straight. yes drag is heavily dominated by gay men, but it isn't just for gay men. drag is an artform not conforming to gender. female drag is done alot by gay men, but there's quite a bit of straight men (and even women) that do it too.
Name dropping mAh girl
Sigourney Beaver
@@ryanjoshuacalo9146 i wasn't but fr how they treated her on Dragula was waaackkk as Hell. they let the misogyny run rampant 😂
@@rackedvicky3421 girl had waaayyyy better looks
@@ryanjoshuacalo9146 she should have won
it’s just funny that a straight man was being outed by a bunch of gay boys, what’s not to laugh?
This made me so mad honestly. Maddy isnt throwing it in peoples face that shes straight shes trying to legit show off her drag. Angeria acting like it was new for a straight drag queen to exsist was dumb, bob the drag queen and monet literally on their podcast said its not new and the fandom is so toxic. Maddy is a great ally, why cant we support her instead of the producers profiting off the hate. Shady noises, set ups, and edits are ruining this show.
I don't think she was acting. Straight drag queens may not be new, but they are rare and even non-existent in a lot of cities. It makes sense that bob nor monet were surprised by a straight drag queen. They both grew their craft on the streets of new york, which has a pretty huge art scene and wide range of diversity... I just think your taking things a bit to personally if your letting something like this effect you emotionally.
@@terrancejovan4825 bruh read what i said, bob and monet were suprised at how toxic the fandom is towards a straight queen when they literally exsist and they said they work with tons of straight queens. It’s wrong that yall are gatekeeping drag. Love and acceptance for ALL! Allys are important
Hey, at least Daya Betty knows that Maddy is straight given that they're mid west sisters. She said it herself. Heck, in this Daya was surprised (and maybe even worried for Maddy) that Ru just flat out said that Maddy is the shows first straight contestant when she thought Maddy would eventually confess to being straight herself in the future.
Straight
@@jazzminwhite4228 Again ; You are taking something like this extremely personally. Relax. I never said that straight drag queens don't exist.. Neither did Angeria.. She was just surprised. As I stated above ; Straight drag queens may not be fictional, but they are an extreme minority... Especially in America. You claim that she's "acting", as if her being surprised is an irregular response to this situation and it's not.. Like relax..
Maddy was like "KILL ME"
YOUR PFP AND NAME LMAOOO
Reminds me of a guy who worked on the drag scene, started out as a Halloween costume and eventually became a night job, his girlfriend/wife (I can’t remember if they were married or not) made most of his outfits.
Bold of you to assume that I care whether they were married or not 💀
@@asdfghjklasdfghjkl321 Yet you still took the time out of your day to inform me that you “don’t care”. Lol ok sure Jan 👍
@@HighSummoner_Izzy Well bold of you to assume that I care about you not caring that I care 💀😂
@@asdfghjklasdfghjkl321 you just reverse uno-ed me and I’ve no idea how to get out of it but I’m here for it 🤣🤣
thats really sweet :)
The fact that they unironically used her as a "token straight" while for her tenure on the show she was absolutely SERVING. We're gatekeeping drag again and it's not giving.
“token straight”
Not at all ❌ it’s an ever changing world we live in 🤞
As the legend Trixie once said.. “We’re all born naked, the rest is drag” let the straight one live huni 🖤
Girl Trixie Mattel did not invent that
@@lothanyfountain9443 Trixie is a real biological woman with real quotes 🙏🏽
@@serpentjade_ The Delusion is real. I’m sorry is this Loosey LaDuca’s account or smt
These young gays are hopeless.
This is RuPaul's longtime maxim.
Ru saying "Are you afraid that when you leave here you won't be straight" pissed me off hmmp
Me too. This whole framing of Maddy as the "token straight" that everyone can laugh at is really boiling my blood. All she wanted to do was show her drag, but now everyone's gonna be talking about everything else instead. That comment was gross as hell
It didn't make me mad, but I understand why it would. Has the same vibe of asking a gay guy "are you sure you just haven't found the right woman?"
@@wareforcoin5780 idk it was clearly a joke as ru burst out laughing after it
Y’all take shit way too fucking seriously. Keep complaining 😂
Of course you're going to be mad. Everybody is so sensitive nowadays. Ridiculous
As a gay community, we’re so against toxic masculinity but want to push out the straight man fighting the stereotypes that we get insulted by.
Maddy is literally showing little boys that they can wear makeup & still be straight men.
Plus Maddy is hella funny & creative. Didn’t get to enjoy it as much as we should’ve gotten to bc the edit was so focused on casting her out.
Maddy didn’t want her sexuality to be the focal point for the same reason LGBTQ+ people don’t always want their sexuality to define them. She wanted it to be about the competition and her talents and not have her whole story arc be surrounding her sexuality, but Ru said NOPE YOURE STRAIGHT AND THATS THE ONLY THING IM GONNA TALK ABOUT THE ENTIRE SHOW
Do you think that Shawn Mendes is straight? Shawn has said he is straight multiple times. If a straight man can be a drag queen a straight man can behave like Shawn Mendes.
That's completely fair* for her, but honestly I don't understand how people are still surprised to be treated like that when that's exactly what the show has done for years. It's reality TV, they only care about picking a villain and forcing everyone to talk about anything they don't want to.
Edit: fair for her as in she has every right to human decency and respect. Maybe understandable would've been a better word.
YESS, as a cishet girl, people need to know that you can be offensive to straight ppl to!
@@StrawbbyMilkk Striaght people aren’t oppressed for their sexuality. Get over it. Y’all oppress lgbtq ppl for their identity
@@StrawbbyMilkk Do you think Dave Chapelle was wrong for poking fun at trans people? If it’s wrong to make fun of straight drag queens it’s definitely wrong go make fun of trans people. Straight white drag queens aren’t an oppressed minority group. Trans people are
Jorgeous holding her brush and with her mouth wide open always gets me
I wish my mouth opened that wide.
Not the Got2be 😭
everyone thought maddy would be the one to profit off of being straight and make it her entire arc, but i feel like its everyone else that is putting that on her, not her herself
To me, Daya's reaction says "did this bitch really just...." which makes sense since Daya probably knew before they all did
Well yeah cause Daya and Maddy worked together before they got on the show
@@adamjustadam yep
The way that Daya Betty spun around quickly, looked like she was ready to defend and protect Maddy to the death, and I love to see that kindness from queens. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
0:03 you can literally see it in her eyes, she's so uncomfortable with Ru bringing this up infront of everyone.
in meet the queens maddie explained it perfectly how dudes who are trying to be overly masculine are doing drag and just not realizing it
literally like cool it george w butch youre in more drag now than i’ll ever be. or whatever sun tzu said
For a show that often sheds a negative light on outing peoples identities this one struck a chord with me, like I didn’t like how Ru walks in and just blabs it to the whole room instead of letting Maddy tell everyone herself when she was ready. Then how she followed it up with “oh I’m gonna make a joke to smooth it over.” And just made this moment even more cringe worthy.
Not only was outing Maddy very disrespectful but if they had just let her come out on her own, that would’ve sat a lot better with viewers and been better television. But production clearly wanted to write the narrative of how they didn’t like having straight people doing drag and they kinda threw jasmine at her the episode she went home. Hence why that untucked beef seemed very produced and forced.
They even had drag race alumni talking shit about her outside of the show, on the pit stop (violet) and in the viewing parties (Naysha) Rupaul is making it very clear that he doesn’t want straight drag queens on the cast so he made an example of Maddy so that any others would be discouraged from auditioning.
And for what we have fought and still fighting for as part of LGBTQ... this hypocrisy is just not it
@@axisboise Yeah, this show and it’s alumni have many hypocrisies that still go on to this day, but continuing on with Maddys storyline. They really wanted to make it known that she wasn’t gay and that she wouldn’t get all the references or have the guts to branch out and do something that a “normal” drag queen would do. Case and point that one runways where Ru was acting crazy because of her “coffee enema” when she’s all like “It’s missing the *insert gay noises*”
Or when in untucked the queens were talking about what it was like to be part of the lgbt and production kept zooming in on Maddy to prove that she wasn’t part of the conversation.
How r straight ppl supposed to be outed man shut up fr.
Rule for thee but not for me
I definitely agree with u, but it’s just wild thinking about having to come out as straight and outing a person as straight is so abhorrent let alone needs to be something that should be kept under wraps.
No shade but it seems like they were low key judging Maddy at that point
yea but come on😂
as they should
@@seoulku no they shouldn’t.
@@broadwaybroad yes they should
Oh right because there was never any straight men in drag before in the history of humanity. During the time of Shakespeare all characters in clouding the women characters were played by men (straight or gay like it matters). At the end of the day drag is an art form not a gay thing so check your HUMAN history before you make yourself look like a fool dumbass. Art is art and this is coming from a gay dude FUCK TOXIC GAY CULTURE!
Angeria looks so VENOMOUS
Are you saying she looks like a snake 🐍
Drag is literally for everyone, that’s what they should all know instead of slandering Maddie, shame on them for that
Personally I think it should only be exclusive to us because straight have tried to murder us and ostracize us for doing drag in the past. They don't deserve it.
@@eriksokolowski1701 🥱
Daya already knew Maddy is straight but her reaction is priceless.
Uall fall for anything. He lied on national TV. Straight men ain't dressing up as women. Especially like drag and acting like a woman . To a Straight, that's gay, and if ur not a gay or bi man, ur not doin this.
@@ilovepdub bro so Martin Lawrence , Robin Williams and all them are gay?
@@whiro8945 bisexuality exist too. Men don't have to the women to be funny I said what I said. Plus you're comparing apples to oranges. Drag queens are not celebrities who are only dressing in female clothes because of a role they play in the movie. Martin Lawrence and Robin Williams had no business doing that if they're not gay but that's not to compare to a drag queen who constantly do it and who make their entire show impersonating women so stop playing just because you fell for a lie on national TV don't mean everybody else with. Straight men or not drag queens and I don't care what the hell you say
@@ilovepdub drag isn’t exclusively for gay people, it’s an art form. You can be a straight, cis male and still do drag. To think otherwise is ignorant
@@ilovepdub you're probably gonna die alone
Theres a straight drag queen at my school! He does drag shows here locally and it’s super cool and he has a gf and shes super supportive
Maddy is like the nicest type of straight guys you'd meet in your high school
I love Maddy's smile
Yeah ikr? He's(out of drag) really pretty.
@@tasfiatahsin2510 He's really pretty in drag too TBH.
@@Pixiesnix he definitely isss
I’m glad that more people are finding ways to express themselves outside of traditional gender norms, we all deserve to feel joy wearing whatever we want
This what made the Tonga volcano erupt
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😭😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀
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Iceland has kept on erupting ever since. ;)
Tbh Ru is more awkward about it
“Are you afraid that when u leave here u won’t be straight?” Like What?
It's called a ✨Joke✨
@@CelesteStClair well it’s not a very good joke, is it?
@@CelesteStClair i mean I get that its a joke n all but to me it was the same energy as asking a gay person "are you sure you just havent met the right woman?". but yea it was a joke at the end of the day, whether or not it made maddy uncomfortable
@@matthewfilio4477 Strange. When did Maddy say that?
@@CelesteStClair yea exactly. its an opinion. i didnt claim to quote maddie or speak for her
The fact he came out as straight 💀💀
Her casting at first was controversial but Maddy proved she is an ally and she knows her boundaries.
Drag literally began with straight men lmao not these young queens being surprised lol
Ikr since women weren’t allowed to be actors back in the old days
don't let the SJW Fake Woke fans know about this, it would not fit their agenda's at all
This shit made me hella uncomfortable. Like Maddy's face when ru said it made me feel so bad.
I dated a straight queen before! I helped him do his hair and makeup even! We're all on a spectrum. It shouldn't matter so long as everyone is respectful of everyone else.
Would u ever date a bisexual man? If u say no you’re definitely just homophobic
Being gay myself, it really upsets me when I hear gay people talking so negatively about straight people. When I saw RuPaul Drag Race would feature a straight queen, it really pissed me off seeing so many gay people bashing the decisions and saying drag is only for the gays. The LGBTQ+ community is supposed to stand for love and acceptance of EVERYONE! Pride in being gay is not about feeling superior to those who aren't LGBTQ+, it's about showing we are proud to be who we are because what makes us different makes us special. When you gatekeep something like drag or try and put down straight people, you're just being an asshole. It's not cute to be a "diva gatekeeping girl boss queen"
Yeah it seems many people are stuck in the "edgy gay teen who hates all straight men" phase.
@@connaeris8230 it’s not a phase hun and if the gays don’t like straggots i’m sure they have their own reasons.. if straight people would find their own hobbies this wouldn’t be an issue.
noah girl please jus say you crave validation from heterosexuals and move along
@@seoulkulike i didn’t sign up to campaign for the acceptance of straight people 😭 i think they’ll be alright..please
@@kanoelani3425 EXACTLY the lgbtq community got their feelings hurt every damn day and we wasn’t crying this much! toughen up and stick that shit out 🤣
Drag queens have been straight, if you admit the true history of drag, RuPaul. They were known as female impersonators and have a firm foothold in the art.
Female impersonators are not the same as drag queens.
@@mojochay I do not care if your comment is highlighted. I was speaking historically.
@@historylover2 yeah and historically there's a difference between Shakespeare drag and drag created by gay people
@@mojochay You don't say.
@@historylover2 but they did. straight drag (that doesn’t even exist) will never hold weight to lgbtq drag
NOT RU OUTING HIM OUT!!!! IM DYING💀💀
Maddy's situation is no different to theater actors playing opposite genders in a stage play. Like Edna in Hairspray. It's just costumes.
Speaking of Edna in Hairspray, even films/movies do this too: John Travolta played the role of Edna in the Hairspray (2007) film. And there was Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire. And who could forget White Chicks?
And Tyler Perry as Madea (however it’s spelled😂)
I wish I could forget White Chicks.
Nobody can fathom the idea of a straight guy wanting to be glamorous AF! 😂
cause it’s weird
@@seoulku It’s outside the “norm” but it isn’t bad. I feel like men should be less ashamed of their feminine side, especially straight men. Your clothes and appearance does not determine your gender or sexuality
Daya already knew before the show aired so that edit is funny lol
Yes, he is straight. And we love our BRO!!
Wow. What a reaction. Though it might have been edited or manipulated in that way.
In Straight circles, being gay is a big deal.
In Gay Drag circles, being straight is a big deal!
Seriously people, anyone can do drag. And being gay or straight or Bisexual should not be a huge deal.
Good on Maddy Morphosis for representing straight Drag Queens on Drag Race.
Ah yes, i love outing people when they don’t want me too in settings where they have no escape from any negative reactions they receive
you can't out a straight person LMAO
@@briaaaaaaaaaexactly all these comments are insane.
@@briaaaaaaaaajust wondering -- why not? to me, saying that straight people can't be outed implies that straightness is the default unless proven otherwise.
also, colloquially "outed" is used in contexts like "so and so was outed as an anime enjoyer" or whatever. in my understanding "outing" is any revelation of something personal, especially related to sexuality/gender, without that person's consent.
i would genuinely appreciate someone explaining why you can't out a straight person because i feel like i'm not understanding 🙏
@@Stephh99 correct… people are always assumed to be straight. that’s why gay people need to come out, not straight people!
@@Stephh99This is late but the thing is that outing a gay, bi or trans person holds its own meaning and significance. We still live in a world where it is very dangerous to be LGBT, especially in some areas and countries where it is acceptable to kill them. So, when outing a LGBTQ+ person, you are potentially sentencing them to extreme harassment, bullying, abuse and even death. The same can't be said for a straight cis person, since being straight and cis is viewed as normal and no one would kill or hurt someone for it. Though of course, I personally believe that Maddie may be in a bit of a threat, but not for being straight, for being a drag queen. Drag queens are assumed to be gay men, so Maddie may be in danger of harassment from homophobes and transphobes. However, outing her to gay men won't have many serious consequences, besides a few terrible bad taste jokes. It's a false equivalence basically.
This season has been so long that i almost forgot this scene existed.
Maddy is so great, was so excited when she came to my college last semester for our annual drag show we put on!
Do you believe that Shawn Mendes is straight? Shawn has said he is straight. If a straight guy can be a drag queen a straight man can behave like Shawn Mendes.
Daya already knew she's more schock on how Ru spilled it the first week
I can't believe Ru just outed her like that! 👿
Yep. Some people just are open-minded enough to enjoy the craft for what it is, not necessarily for its association to a gender or romantic/sexual orientation. It's called nonconformity.
Angeria is the star of every scene she’s in
Angies turn is iconic. Period.
Maddy: I don’t want the gurls knowing I’m hetero right no-
Ru: HOW DOES IT FEEL BEING STRAIGHTER THAN A LINE YOU LITTLE STRAIGHTY STRAIGHT OMG YOU’RE SO STRAIGHT LIKE REALLY STRAIGHT AND THE FIRST STRAIGHT QUEEN ON THIS SHOW 📣📣📣
I actually salute a straight guy for being a drag queen - most guys wouldn't even dare. We could only dream for more straight guys like him, who embrace it and us, not giving a damn what any of his cishet peers think.
Do you think that most people would assume a guy is gay if he wore makeup and female clothes
@@LeviThaBoi yes
@@LeviThaBoipeople assumed i was gay for having painted nails. i am a bit, but the colour of my fingernails has absolutely nothing to do with who i like to date.
@@gariden you’re a hypocrite. I’m sure you would assume a guy is gay for wearing makeup. I’m a guy that’s been wearing makeup for years so I’d know.
@@LeviThaBoi well no, i wouldn’t, because i know it’s not true. how am i a hypocrite for having others assume i’m gay?
They clearly only cast her to make a big deal about having a straight contestant, they had no intention of ever letting Maddy shine.
Not cool forcing Maddy out of the tool shed like that. She should've been allowed to come out when she was comfortable.
I've seen this argument everywhere on Twitter and it drives me insane lol. Maddy is an openly straight man, no one got "outed" here. I don't think Maddy had asked to keep his sexuality a secret either.
@@fabiana8445 Maddy specified that she wanted the other queens to know her drag before her sexuality, so this happening in episode 1 isn't the best look for Ru.
@@fabiana8445
Did you watch the episode or what??? she quite literally said she didnt wanna mention it till the time is right. Just cause shes open doesnt mean she cant be uncomfortable. Im openly gay, but if someone else told other people my story that'd piss me off. Its not their story to tell, its maddy's.
@@fabiana8445 If not everyone in that room knew Maddy's sexual orientation, it wasn't Ru's place to reveal that. It's not that the real world consequences are the same, it's that the gay community in general asks that they don't get outed, but then RuPaul, gay icon, "outs" someone the literal first chance that situation becomes possible.
That's a clear double standard, and sends the message that the LGBT+ community doesn't consider straight people worthy of the same respect that they're (deservedly) asking for.
@@abysmal79 of course I watched the episode. do i think it was rude of ru to “expose” maddy the way he did? sure, but y’all holding this to the same standard as a gay person being outed is absolutely ridiculous. straight men aren’t in any evident danger for being straight, regardless if maddy is the “minority” in this specific situation. and also I still stand by what i said, i’m sure maddy didn’t ask anyone for her sexuality to be kept a secret. all she said was she didn’t feel the need to disclose her sexuality herself right away, not that it was a secret to anyone.
Maddie said something that really resonates with me:
I never advocated everyone should do drag, it comes from understanding …”
And made me wonder… my dad likes trans guys as a fetish but he doesn’t like that I love drag ….. I feel like Maddie understands
your dad what
0:14 omg i have the same hair brush as jorgeous, thats so material gworl 👑
Maddy Morphosis is Joey Jay’s sleep paralysis demon
I love how they showed Daya turn in shock but she’s known Maddy since before Dreg Race. 😂
literally outed lmfao. thats actually kinda rude as hell
Straight people don't get outed. That's not a thing.
A HIStoric moment.
Angie’s face is everything
Damn; I love that she’s so comfortable with herself and pursues drag despite the expectations of gender roles. I’ve seen other folks say she didn’t want to make a big deal about it, though, so it’s a shame it came out this way.
😂😂😂 love this show so much never disappoints 😅😊
Straight drag queens always remind me whenever drag queens would be on TV in, like, the 70s and the show would always have to explain "well most deag queens are actually straight and normal men otherwise" XD
Most drag queens aren’t straight men. That’s absolutely a lie. If anything it’s mostly gay men
I really liked maddy, such a smart queen, I was sad to see production plot against her with those design challenges to get her out, I mean, If Maddy had excel, I promise you they wouldnt put another design challenge after the first one
"That's something new" tell it to Ed Wood
Not Ru outing Maddy 😂
An Uno Ru-verse card 🃏
I'M FREAKING GAGGED!! ❤❤ I'M HERE FOR IT!!
Daya acting like she had no idea?!?! That's awesome.
You know he knew.
I think she was more shocked of the fact that Ru would just blurt that out like that
That could be it.
I think that's fucked up too. You just don't out people like that.
Hehe. :3 Straight guys in drag happens too. Like many drag people are cisgender gay or bi men. It’s a form of self-expression after all. I’m glad everyone can do it and become friends.
On México that actually have a super successful straight drag queen, even winning the most popular contest/reality of drag in Southamerica ,and even when she received a lot of bullying for it she is so amazing and she won 👏
Look for her she's ALEXIS 3XL
They really did Maddy dirty. Using her straightness to make an enigma out of her and then misgendering her in drag calling her “him” or “Matt”. Truly sad.
Isn't drag a form of makeup and dress up? I know a straight woman that does drag, she's not one to post about it or do shows yet but she loves it. It's like a new persona she creates each time.
Idk. A woman doing makeup and dressing feminine isn't really doing anything different lol
@@doclinnygirl shut the hell up.
That's cool! Straight guys can do whatever they want! If this is a genuine interest and makes you happy, then do it 💖
they were not ready for this 😂
I don’t like how maddy got outed like that idk just imagine it the other way
RuPaul’s comment about when Mandy leaves is inappropriate, even if it’s a joke.
What happened to not outing people when they're not ready? She clearly said she's not ready to tell everyone and in a setting where literally everyone is gay, it is a form of outing her.
So not okay.
It's not outing stfu don't trivialize that experience for gay people
Outing him is crazy
This never sat right with me during season 14. As soon as she introduced herself as a straight male queen I knew they were gonna make a big deal out of it against Maddy's wishes because it's TV. I didn't like that tbh, and I'm sure a lot of people didnt care for it either. Also, I'm pretty sure she's not even the first straight queen on the show??? There have been straight trans queens on drag race no?
(yes I get the distinction bc Maddy's cishet but like.....she's not the first straight queen to be on drag race im pretty sure)
I can sort of get why they did it from an "ooooh now a straight person gets to experience what being outed feels like", and maybe you could argue that this might be a more visceral way of making straight people realise that being outed by someone else in a place where you're not entirely sure how it's gonna go down can be very uncomfortable, but that doesn't stop me from having a bad taste in my mouth. I understand the urge to give the straights a taste of their own medicine, but it still doesn't feel fair to Maddy as an individual.
I hope that whether this was planned as a "teachable moment" or if it was just Ru choosing to fuck with her, that the producers checked in with Maddy to see if she was ok with it.
Jorgeous and Angerias reaction is SENDING MEEEE😂
Angeria's reaction could not be more perfect
im sorry but ru had no right to out Maddy like that. She would have come out as straight when she was ready to.
Right??? That was giving me the vibe of my friends in high school presenting me as "the gay friend" at the party. So wrong in multiple ways
Oh boo hoo... At least she got to experience what most of us have to go through in our lives several times, family, friends, work, another work, etc and etc...
@@romulosmileris8912 XD, why she have to experience that? Is obvious that she wasn't in a dangerous situation, but it was wrong anyway. We all experience that and is not cute, so ¿Why make something that you know that is not okay?
@@romulosmileris8912 you and homophobic people have no difference at all. Y'all are the same. So hypocrite 👁️👄👁️
@@nicolas2452 Some people only understand when they feel the situation in their own skin. I guarantee you that a lot of straight people who are bothered by the scene might reconsider their actions when they come across this situation in their lives because a straight person was put on the same situation, but if that wouldn't have happened they would probably say that we're being sensitive about it. But hey we all have our own opinions. And at the end of the day even though Maddy was uncomfortable, she had absolutely zero repercussion from being"outed as straight" which is not the case for us in almost 90% of the cases we have to"come out" in our lives.
So when someone is straight its okay to out them 👀? (coming from a gay guy)
well rupaul didnt know that maddy morphosis was keeping it a secret sooooooo
@@rmcproductions2565 of course he did
@@thatsthat2612 proof?
You can’t out straight people. Not even given that to no one.
@@dannyraiden9722 LMAO LITERALLY. That's part of LGBTQ oppression. Outing straights doesn't exist.
Imagine having this reaction a few decades back, but change the word straight to gay.
If they inserted that one clip of Detox saying "wtf" while shaking her head, I would not have been mad.
I doubt they will let him win. He is sadly a token filler queen. Very sad!
There’s no such thing as straight queen
@@debravan1167 There are straight men who make a living as female impersonators. Queen or not.
@@marybrown6659 no there isn’t
@@debravan1167 Well that is what they have claimed. Hey, it is not my thing.
@@marybrown6659 lol no straight man wears women clothing u gotta be kidding me
The only place where you need to do a straight coming out hahaha
THE SLOW TURN AND LOOK OF DISGUST IM CRYING
It’s so priceless when others give that face expression like what!?!?👌👍❤️
Idk y but Jorgeous has me dying laughing 😂😂😂
Drag is for everyone. Periodt.
That dude's straight as a boomerang.
jorgeous with the brush and hair spray like :D lmao
Flip Wilson, Dame Edna, Benny Hill, The Wayans brothers, most of the men on SNL, etc.... there have been lots of straight men who do drag.
Yeah of course, because they have the privilege of being straight. They get a pass for doing this stuff, even in times when it was far less mainstream, because homophobes don't actually feel threatened by it. It's just an act, don't worry, he still sleeps with women like a good normal man at the end of the day.