Sasha Colby

Yeah.

Ironically.

Ironically.

In dance it is.

Yeah.

I think it was around that time I started just performing like as a dancer and learning dance and like meeting my gay friends who are still my friends to this day.

They're all Hawaiians from

Oahu, and we all grew up in, well, we all grew up all over Oahu, but our dance studio is based in Kaneohe.

Called 24-7 Dance Force Studio.

Shout out.

When we're tied.

When we're tied.

oh my gosh i love that go bows go bows period we i mean it was 20 it's called 24 7 so i literally it was 24 7 yeah and twerking yeah and i was like uh you know there were the kids that their parents could afford it and then there were us kids whose parents couldn't so we were on scholarship which meant we had to like do the front desk and help people sign in and then after each class we had to clean oh

But it was all for free classes.

But we were also required to take everything.

So I think that really molded me because it made me be a well-rounded dancer.

So I just kind of always loved performing.

And then right around their high school graduation is when I started to see drag shows.

That was...

I mean, I'm not going to disrespect my ancestors right now.