#the lip sync

[cloudwardhoe]

I’m re-watching season 6 (again) and i think the interview with Georgia Holt and Chaz Bono is literally my least favorite challenge ever. (and they’re like my least favorite guest judges)

The girls were nervous and I feel like it was made worse by Chaz/Georgia. They seemed really cold and distant and very serious. I feel like it didn’t fit the tone of the show. Like I guess that makes it more of a “challenge” but it would have been better to have more lively outgoing guests. 

(also I feel bad seeing Bianca flounder it’s so WEIRD) 

AND I HATE how forced Paula remembering Adore was. That bitch doesn’t remember what show she’s on now there is no way she remembered Adore/Danny. 

Actually this is probably one of my least favorite episodes in general cause Trinity goes home. I love Adore but still. 

[comparativeoracle]

The Lip Sync. Art by Cheyne Gallarde, from the Drag Queen Oracle.

CLOCK IT-SHE KNOWS EVERY SYLLABLE. Of all the varied skills and talents that flow into the world of drag, THE LIP SYNC remains central to the art form. No one's quite sure exactly when it became synonymous with drag-which once was solely the realm of live singers and dancers-but most historians agree that The Lip Sync flourished in the 1960s and 1970s when bars began to install record players and queer people who might not thrive on a live mic had a chance to showcase their stardom, even if just for a few minutes. As The Lip Sync evolved, performers like Lypsinka elevated the art form to a razor-sharp precision, all about timing, emoting, and illusion. When this card is drawn, remember that "faking it" is its own skill. Just because you can't carry a tune doesn't mean you can't be a star.

[the-family-fortune]

Anyone else notice a weird lack of bgm in the psy2 demos they released? Like in really odd places it just feels... silent?? 

[annabethbreakstherules]

YALL

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