Huffin' at Macca's with Trixie and Katya
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Hello to the Swedish people. It is me, your local leader and hometown girl, Drixie Mattel, all the way from Stockholm, Sweden. Hello.
When I land in Sweden, there was a gay guy there last time who came up and said, welcome home and gave me a hug. We are coming over to Miss Norwegian Boots. We are. I love it there. You guys are so- You are good. You're going to be the level of out of pocket. Never seen a pocket. But you know what? I don't know. I don't know. I'm happy to come. Stockholm is so beautiful.
It is.
They're really yanking it off. And Oslo is so beautiful. They're really yanking it off. We're going to be at the Circus in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday, July 2nd. And at Concerthaus in Oslo, Norway on July 3rd. Artist presale is Wednesday, March 19th at 10 a.m. local. Code bald for that. And then venue presale Thursday, 20th March at 10 a.m. local. General on sale Friday, 21 March at 10 a.m. local. I said that weird, but you got the info. Yes, please. We're American and we've been really enjoying our time leaving the country. So thank you for having us.
I will see you at the program.
I was in Australia, which is not American. And it's crazy hearing how much they know about us. Because I can't tell you. I think Margot Robbie runs that country. I don't know what's going on, right? I think it's T.S. Eliot. Margot, is that Australian? I don't know. T.S. Madison. She's a legendary Australian. Hugely Australian. Yeah. Nicole. Not the ball world. No. Not the ball, bros. I can't even. You know, I was really good while I was there. And as soon as I left, it was like. It was like I men in blacked my accent. Now I can't do it again. I rewatched the Nicole ad for our show and I was like, what accent was I trying to emulate there? Moira Rose? Something like that. From a Chippepean tribe. Okay, but tell me the highlights of Australia. Well, sold out every city.
I was very fortunate. You know, I'm just going to be honest. We don't make the same kind of money traveling because it costs so much more to travel. You know this. When we did Trixie and Katya live. Oh, I thought you were saying you make a lot more money than me. No, of course I do. But in Europe and Australia, remember gross, we make less money. Yes, yes, yes. Because it costs so much more for us all to be there. Absolutely. You know, the taxes, plus you have to pay taxes in that country. It's a whole thing. Yes. So I was really happy it sold out. It was kind of like getting eight, six or eight paid rehearsals. Six shows, I think. It's like getting to do paid rehearsals. Why do you say that?
Because we hadn't debuted those numbers, the choreography, the set. You did numbers. There's different looks in the show. Plus, I saw that number, girl. Those moves were tight. Mary, I know those songs. I know those. Let me tell you something. I may not be the best dancer, but I know the song. Yeah, yeah.
That was clear.
That was clear. So in the show, there's three numbers. There's three costume changes. Plus, I DJ the full 90. How's the heat? Honey, do you know what a heat rash is? Oh, do I ever? I've never gotten one. Got it in Australia. What would you say to a heat rash? My butt looked like boba and feta. That's where Miss Gold Bond. Gold Bond comes into the play. I, I was putting aloe on my butt and sleeping on my stomach because I got heat rash from the heat. The first night was outdoors in Perth. It was at a place called the courtyard and it was nice and cold. Not one drop of sweat. I told Brandon backstage, I was getting ready for supermodel, the last number. And I was like, what's wrong?
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