Oscar Gracey views Anya as the clear frontrunner on her season of Drag Race because of her consistency and ability to handle challenges without spiraling.

“Anya to me, and people I'm sure are going to say something about this, but she gives me like almost like um Bianca or Jinx on their seasons where they were just so good throughout. And like I never was like worried about Anya cuz I'm like she's going to do good in everything”

He believes he would be a skilled and nasty drag queen.

“I'd be a mean [ __ ] queen, dude. I'd be Do you think the mayor would take the throne as the number one queen? If you watch the show, you'll see who they like. They like a a Portland fellow that does that. I'd be a giant though cuz they wear like giant. Yeah. I'd be 67.”

Isobel Yeung expresses the view that seeing traditionally shunned people in drag is an empowering experience.

“On the face of it, it is incredibly empowering to see... people who are kind of traditionally shunned by society.”

Drag artists should not incorporate facial hair into their performances as it deviates from the traditional aesthetic.

“but not my not in my house honey not my not in your backyard that's me all all that's mad”

BenDeLaCreme finds it exhausting to navigate the dual role of being a visible queer representative for children while also wanting to maintain adult spaces where children are not present.

“I have had it with having to navigate this in between space where both things are true where it's yes all that and also I am not interested in your children in my space I do not need to I don't need them at my show I don't need them on my flight I don't need them in the same theater”