Drag Queens Read Some Pretty Mean Tweets About Themselves

Videos 28 April, 2015. Posted by emmah

In the spirit of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’, World of Wonder brought drag queens together to read mean tweets about themselves.

Running with the idea of celebrities reading mean tweets about themselves, ex-Rupaul Drag Race contestants were brought together to read mean Youtube comments about themselves.

As you can imagine, these drag queens fight shade with shade.

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Drag Queens Read Some Pretty Mean Tweets About Themselves

In the spirit of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’, World of Wonder brought drag queens together to read mean tweets about themselves.

Watch the video below:

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