“It’s very different, you know,” RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Season 2 winner Lawrence Chaney said. “On the normal RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars show, you see a lot of people that are upset or nervous or angry because they’ve landed at the bottom of that competition element. That’s very much at the forefront, where it’s like, ‘Well, girls, who do we think the best is, and who RuPaul does not like?’ With this, it’s about, ‘Oh, what was the crowd like tonight?’ It’s a much more real look at being an artist, being a performer, and how you get through a show. From doing the show like putting on makeup for the show, wardrobe malfunctions and falling on stage. There’s lots that’s explored and seen. Then, the ability that we have as performers to let go of it, laugh about it, talk about it if it upsets us, but you’re able to see how we as performers also decompress after a show.”

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