AN INTERVENTION Ft. Alaska Thunderfuck
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What are some funny weed horror stories shared in the episode?
My boyfriend is wonderful and... Love. I've known him for many years.
Love, same. Which... I'm like, same with your boyfriend. I knew him for years before I started dating him. With my boyfriend. So just to clarify, I wasn't dating Alaska's boyfriend, I was dating my boyfriend.
That's the headline of this video.
Just to clarify, do what? Don't spread that rumor. Hey everyone and welcome back to another episode of the comment section show starring me, your fave, everybody knows me, who cares about me, on to the guests. Today we have the iconic, the legendary, the pop diva, herself, Alaska Thunderfog. Woo! Woo! welcome to the show thank you tea tea i'm so happy to have you thanks for having me oh my gosh anytime every time i have so beautiful oh thank you so much my thousand year old picture is up there we don't look like that anymore. I don't know who those people are. I'm so honored to have you. I'm a huge fan. Thanks. Been a fan for a while. Thank you. And everyone who watches and loves my show loves to say I'm collecting drag queens like Thanos, like Infinity Stones, girl.
I'm getting them all.
One by one.
How did Alaska Thunderfuck get started in drag?
Catch them all. Yeah, I'm collecting them all in my own Pokeball.
I love it. Pokeballs. This is a Poke, what is it called? Where do you train them? A gym?
Oh yeah, the Pokemon, the gym that they train the little animals in.
This is a Pokemon gym now.
Literally. But I'm the one being trained. I'm being strengthened.
Yeah, over and over again. It does take strength to deal with drag queens.
It absolutely does. I make this joke every time. I'm like, drag queens love me because I'm a cunt. And that's okay. They love me because I'm a cunt, and they get it. Real recognize real.
Totally, yes.
They love a mean, funny bitch.
We love that.
Yeah, and I fall under the category. That's why sometimes I'll tell straight women who are annoying.
What is the origin of Alaska's drag name?
Because they fetishize gay people in a weird way, like friendship-wise. And they're always like, oh, gay people love me. They love me. And I was like, do they? Because if you hung out with a gay person, like for real, if you hung out with gay men, drag queens, gay anyone, you would hate yourself because they are so mean. But I'm just as mean. That's why we get along. That's why we vibe.
It's the perfect equation.
I feel like you need that. You need that kind of like edge to you, especially to be a drag queen. Right.
I require that. I love that. I feel at ease with that. You feel at home. Yeah.
Yeah. I know if it's too nice, something's off. I gotta be mean to somebody. Otherwise, who knows what will happen. I'll get constipated.
Exactly.
I gotta empty my systems out. I gotta expel my venom.
What are the worst weed experiences shared by Alaska and Drew?
Clear it out. The flora. Yeah.
I'm such a huge fan, as I've already stated, and obviously you're a drag icon and legend. But for anyone who may be unfamiliar, for whatever fucking reason, if you watch my show, there's no way you don't know who Alaska Thunderfuck is. But just in case people don't, I would love to know the lore behind your drag journey. Like, how did you get started in drag initially? What drew you to it?
Well, ever since I was a child, I always liked like girl clothes because they're better. They're cuter and sparkly and like pretty and they move better.
Totally.
They also have more variety.
Like, yeah.
Men's clothes.
So boring.
For hundreds of years kind of was like the same ass thing.
Yeah.
So like as a child, I recognized that and I was like, I like this stuff.
Yeah.
Yeah. But I wasn't allowed to like that stuff because it was like because my mom didn't want me to like, you know, die in Pennsylvania. Yeah. So it became a repressed thing. And then once I got to college, I was like, yeah, drag.
That's when you got into into the world.
How has social media influenced the drag scene?
Yeah.
Initially in college.
I did. I didn't really super get drag at first. I walked into one of my first gay bars, maybe the first gay bar, and there was a drag queen performing, and I was like, why isn't she singing?
Oh yeah. Like not live.
Yeah. I didn't understand lip syncing.
Oh, I see.
I do now. And it's like an art form and it's brilliant and it's hard.
Yeah.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are some funny weed horror stories shared in the episode?
0:00–1:17
2
How did Alaska Thunderfuck get started in drag?
1:17–2:01
3
What is the origin of Alaska's drag name?
2:01–2:46
4
What are the worst weed experiences shared by Alaska and Drew?
2:46–3:58
5
How has social media influenced the drag scene?
3:58–4:53
6
Why do men often criticize successful pop divas?
4:53–5:34
7
What advice does Alaska give to aspiring drag performers?
5:34–6:38
8
What upcoming projects does Alaska Thunderfuck have?
6:38–59:33
Speakers
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