FARRAH MOAN | Give It To Me Straight | Ep27
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In today’s episode, I talk with Farrah Moan about catfishing, All Stars, shop lifting, being a whiny baby and so much more.
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--Timestamps--
00:00 Intro
02:01 Welcome / Getting Robbed
06:04 Cameron Ugh / Catfishing
10:07 The “Scene” Community / Being the Face of an Era
16:53 Sneaky Stickam
20:49 High School / Childhood
28:40 Dropping Out / Starting Drag
33:10 Scamming Men / Blank Profile Sugar Daddies
38:45 Auditioning for Drag Race / Life Situation Prior to Drag Race
44:57 Therapist Passing Away / Coping with Trauma
48:41 Sobriety / Social Media Break
52:35 All Stars Experience
58:14 Transitioning
1:05:20 Parting Gift / Outro - Розваги
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Thanks for pinning this, as I will.
😂❤❤❤❤❤
Farrah confirming her trans identity on GITMS like its a big talk show coming out moment is so iconic
And the pieces are all coming together of why Gia was the way she was to Farrah
That's because this IS the Big Talk Show. Tbqh
@@hugedeal8611What do you mean?
She confirmed it awhile ago on instagram
@@Viggles04 remember the “the doors Gia has opened” jokes last year? When Gia started to publicly identify as trans she reaaaaally leaned into it as a brand and tried to bill herself as a trailblazer and pretty much “the only one” when it came to trans Ru girls, this of course wasn’t true and the fandom meme’d her for it, but now it’s clear to see that the root of Gia’s hostility towards Farrah was that Gia felt threatened by her, not as a drag race competitor necessarily but as the next “it trans girl”
Farrah not crying while talking about what happened to her, but then crying about what happened to her therapist shows you what kind of person she is. A fighter and *actually* an empath. Those interviews are *so* important because they actually tell and document modern queer stories - the good, bad and the ugly. This depth is lacking in other interviews about Queens and queer performers. This is actually modern history about the recent and current queer experience.
this is all I keep thinking about while watching these interviews
@@aloe.wera. Yes and how we need to think about archieving and saving media like this. A platform like UA-cam going down one day would cause so much lost media, we need a back-up plan, physical documentation.
@@m00nrac00noff to a youtube downloader it is then
1,000%
This
Farrah is the manifestation of us not knowing anything about a drag queen other than what production makes us believe. I'm so glad I got to watch this and understand her journey and who she is as a person.
I was always bothered by that. I was mad at production by not allowing us to get to know her. I never disliked Farrah, it didn't bothered me that she was very sensitive or cried easily, what bothered me is that production never showed us a confessional that went deep into that so we can relate with her actually. So I felt she was sweet, talented and very sensitive, but that I didn't know anything about her at all from DR. Now thanks to Maddy and Farrah's will to open her heart to us, I finally get to understand her and finally connect with her.
Storyline producers definitely pick who they want to showlight and who they have as their "pretty ornaments".
I can't believe. I mean, yeah, she's a dumb blonde (and I mean it in the best possible way), but she's a real survivor. MySpace hate was something so new and so unhinged at the time, she is a real survivor, and I think she takes it lightly through the interview but I'm freezed hearing her story.
Maddy is doing so much for the community. Far more in depth than just RPDR.
And its crazy cause he's a cis hetero male, who loves the LGBTQ+ community so much and its just amazing to watch. I love Maddy so much
@@Yukiukixx33she’s the actual definition of an ally. i feel like so many straight allies are just there cause they “love the gays” but she actually does the work
No
@@charlestuxtoryes
Don't forget RPDR is a reality TV show.
I had zero idea Farrah struggled so much. On her season she came off as such a spoiled rich girl. You truly never know what other people are going through.
this interview made me see farrah in a completely different light. not that i don’t like farrah i actually have always really related and liked her, but to see how much she has gone through and how she persevered and is doing so good now is really inspiring and amazing to see.
very that, i hope that farrah is doing better now ❤
True fans knew
@@moonlightbae6143 doesn't matter; stop trying to make yourself feel superior for being a "true fan", what even is a true fan anyways???
@@joaorodrigues7993 called a joke… lmao
I love that Maddy knows when to read a queen to filth, but also knows when to just listen and let someone tell their story. Active listening!!
I believe it’s for filth not to filth. Just saying.
@@foxella13i’ve heard both be used before
@@_.Idk._ I’ve never heard to filth before
@@foxella13 Jujubee says "I'll read a bitch, I will read ya to filth" during her reading challenge before she starts reading if you want a specific example and canon to the franchise.
No T no Shade, but I don't think Farrah would even know she was being read. She is so dumb, this was a legit hard watch.
The way that Maddy can go from a heartfelt "do you need a second? Yeah, let's take a break" to "thanks for making time from sitting at home and playing RuneScape" without sounding like a total POS is a GIFT. Honestly, if I ever go back to therapy, I want someone who makes me feel as safe and heard as Maddy.
Yes exactly this! Can I just get Maddy to be my actual therapist? 😅
Maddy is perfection as a human, and this interview shows it. So lovely, hilarious, and warm.
Farrah should write a book. This interview was a brutally honest telling of adversity and strength. Maddy is an expert interviewer.
Oh yesss
Full Tea. id actually read if these queens did
Is nobody talking about how Farrah's entire life has been nothing but tragedies? Poor girl, I hope she's doing better now 😢
hope shes doing good too ☁️🤍
I used to think whe was such a crybaby, now I'm suprised she wasn't way more of a crybaby considering the circumstances
I knew nothing about her except what I saw on drag race and honestly this interview shocked me. I am so sorry for everything she had to go through, not many people would be able to pull through it. I'm glad she did!
@@ordinaryorca9334just goes to show you really never know what someone’s going through
It’s so weird seeing a meme queen go through the absolute worst things possible and having so much history online, I feel like a lot of the time people see queens as one dimensional people even if they say they don’t(including myself) so it’s great seeing them get to speak real
This is probably the realest episode of GITMS and honestly I'm so glad Maddy kept it respectful and allowed Farrah the space to tell her story.
Absolutely. This was my first GITMS episode I watched in full, I expected lots of jokes and shady moments, but this was shockingly real, and I am genuinely impressed with Maddy and her interviewing skills. Great stuff, really.
Same.
@@chriscze6153sameeee
this one and the one with rock m sakura
COMPLETELY! As an interviewer Maddy is PERFECTION. As a story teller Farrah had me hooked on every word. This was so so so so so so so good!
45:00 wait, Farrah Moan’s sex therapist was Amie Harwick???! Her case is so tragic, and I’m glad her killer, who should not be named, is going to be in prison until he dies.
Farrah Moan should write a book of their life, it’s such a rollercoaster.
I hope she is in a better place, Farrah moan you are loved and talented. I wish you nothing but love and peace in your life ❤️
Amie seemed like such a wonderful person who helped so many people, and whose potential was cut short by a vicious predator. Violence against women is so poisonous and endemic. It almost puts you off wanting to help, knowing that a person's instinct to heal was turned against her. And yes, the scumbag can rot.
@GrainneMhaol very well said. RIP Aime, we won't forget. ❤ and we love you Farrah ❤
I see Maddy Morphosis as The Ultimate LGBTQ Ally. Learn a lesson, Allies. Maddy is the closest you can come as a straight person to supporting us. You truly can't come closer to being FAMILY than Maddy Morphosis is right now. Personally, I love and adore Maddy for this. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜👍🏽🥰
Maddy IS family, not just close to it. She’s a brother/sister to the LGBTQ+ as far as I’m concerned
She is the family and I cite her “ No matter what happens, you will always my dumb bitch”.
Maddy ate the haus down boots
It's sad that so many people didn't have this opinion when maddy was on drag race, its kind of pathetic really that so many people had and still do have a problem with a straight male doing drag (especially when it's not even an unusual thing in most of the world, UK especially).
@@scottydoesknowenglishYes, very well-said @scottenglish7381, vary well-said. I view Maddy doing drag as a straight man as the absolute pinnacle of LGBT support. And Gorgeous too? Yes! ❤️🧡💚💙💜👍🏽🥰
can't believe maddy got xtina as a guest on give it to me straight
RIGHT?! Still waiting for Farrah to walk in though..😅
We want cardi next
@@rasianbray3977 Farrah is sitting for Maddy this episode. I know it's hard to recognise her, but she decided to bring back her MySpace era look.
@@mjm3091it’s sarcasm dw 😂
@@nightmeowonelmstreet215 read my comment again and rethink your choices. It's literally just Farrah interviewing Christina this episode. Or more precisely Cameron Ugh is interviewing Christina.
Maddy sat there with a blank expression on her face with that scene wig and makeup while Farrah talks about how many times people have tried killing her is actually sending me.
Fr 😭 thousand yard stare
100%. Sitting there looking absolutely ridiculous whilst being extremely compassionate is so jarring, hahaha.
She did what she could. Physical distance is important in this kind of interviews, and she is aware she is being filmed. I would probably do the same.
That's art, baby
This was Oprah levels good. What an incredible interview. Truly powerful and riveting. Maddie please continue to humanize the drag race queens.
It was such a beautiful, beautiful, humanizing interview. Wow. I'm watching this again tomorrow.
22:30 "So, I was friends with a girl named Maddy, and, she was, like, kinda a popular girl..." [Maddy nods head to confirm.] 💀☠️
The way Maddy mimicks other queen's looks and/or makeup I'd love to see a Trixie interview cause I think they would make a great twin-lookalike duo
They need to do it in their Brian forms. 💀
I think maddy has posted a photo of him in trixie makeup. They look like twins lmfao
Both with guitars, and each person strums while they speak.
Ugh and you pick the most mimicked queen, she'll look exactly like her like they all do
Maddy would do her original drag race look 😂
This sounds so cliche, but i really do feel like im learning more about these queens and special guests from maddy's interview, and I feel like its gotten me to appreciate these queens more so as people
Same for me. I loved them before but now I just feel so much more love and compassion for them. True queens.
This definetly takes them out of the “reality tv” lens. Its real and more genuine compared to misconstructed words and edits made from their tv ventures. Just two people talking in real time.
🎯🎯🎯👄
Maddy legit is a great interviewer.
Me, too. Maddie is an excellent host, and like you, I have learned so more about the queens, primarily due to Maddie’s interviewing techniques.
When Maddy asked her if she wanted to take a second I damn near lost it😭 I was already tearing up from Farrah’s story and you could see Maddy felt the weight of it too. Maddy’s ability to read the room and know when to joke and when to be serious is incredible. Love the safe space she holds for these queens❤️
Respect to Maddy for giving Farrah a break even after she said she didn’t need one. Love that Maddy is interviewing to let the guests tell their stories instead of redirecting them or using them for her own gain.
Also her giving a gift to Farrah’s inner child was so sweet 😭
This episode reflected so wonderfully on both of their sweet and selfless characters.
The gift was so sweet, omg. This interview is simply lovely.
bro the gift made me shed a few tears 😭 the happiness and excitement on her face
Farrah is honestly a super strong girl for having gone through all that crazy stuff and still manage to smile and persevere…it sucks a lot of people pass her as some little cry baby, but she simply wears her heart of her sleeve and if a lot of us experiences what she went through, a huge part wouldn’t make it!!!! So all my love for her
YES! We love and support Farrah 100%. I just want to hug her ❤️ 😢
Yesss. So true @midnashadow. ❤❤❤
Yes she's so strong, you really don't know what others have been through. Some of the most traumatized people are also the most empathetic and grateful people. Because they know how bad things can get.
I'm sitting here like WHAT... Farrah has lived a thousand lives. It's kinda incredible how drag race never exploited any of these stories
It's one of the only moments of grace and decency the producers have ever shown, tbh.
I suppose they realized that what Farrah has been through is honestly far too dark to exploit for views and storylines.
@@aaronmichael1201 they portrayed her as spoiled, rich and whiny on S9 so idk how much "grace" was involved.
@@Dark_Aeon, I was being ironic, mate. The producers are shit.
@@Dark_Aeonthats her drag persona tho, rich dumb blonde, they didnt make her seem like that, its obviously her brand
That's just because Farrah didn't share it and they didn't know
As a 30 year old trans elder emo, this interview was everything ❤ i remember those myspace scene kid days
you sound like a powerful deity, wishing you well on your journey
30 makes you an elder? What?
@@jayv7006u think they meant elder emo in the sense that these subcultures are usually ran by the oldest members of the youngest generation. So 30 yrolds are “old” to the general active members of community
@@jayv7006elder emo, as in they've been involved in emo culture in a past generation, not a current emo teen
I can relate to Farrah regarding her therapist. My sexual trauma counselor was a pivotal part of my life for 3 years in college. I actually found out about a relationship between him and a very young client that had been ongoing since she was underage. So I ended up reporting him and had to be interviewed a billion times. He was removed from campus and had his license revoked. It was so hard to find out something so nasty about someone I trusted and cared for. Finding out that he was taking advantage of his client’s traumas and wounds. I’ve tried to go back to therapy but it just hasn’t been the same. It still makes my heart hurt, two years later.
you did the right thing. i'm sending you good vibes 💜
You very so brave to report him
narc
Literally crying about Farrah’s story about her therapist Amy. May she rest in peace. She sounds like a beautiful soul
I agree completely.
I’m heartbroken that so many people reduced Farrah moan to “young pretty queen whines and complains and cries” we really need to be better about how we judge people. I love you Farrah I’m so sorry you went through all of this, you’re 10 times stronger than I thought you were.
I couldn't agree more. I'm sending Farrah love and light. She's such an interesting person and this interview is ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Well said Audrey, we need to think twice before judging.
Learning Farrah plays Old School Runescape was NOT something I ever expected to know. Truly a queen of the people.
This was a home run episode. This is the redemption Farah needed. Wow I had no idea she had it so rough. I’m still in shock.
I said this before and I'll say it again, this show provides more info about a queen then drag race could ever give.
i mean duh… it’s an hour long personal intererview
@@rolaskatox2828 and drag race is a 16-episode-per-season show where the queens get way more than an hour of screentime each lmao. not to mention the WoW content potential
Farrah calling Gia Gunn "a human Scream mask" is legendary
It’s racist actually
@@migmikkohow?
@@migmikkogirl bye lmfaooooo
@@migmikkoa mask isn’t a race bb
Lmao
Season 9 episode 7 untucked the girls discussed highschool and they even asked farrah if she was prom queen. I remember farrah talked about getting the death threats on the phone and how scared she was. I am still so surprised people who watched her season dont remember that moment.
I have to say this interview really opening my mind and changed my perception of Farrah. On Drag Race I just presumed she was this young naive little girl who played dumb but it’s actually very respectable how she managed to carry on to do the show and be so self confident while she’s lived through so much trauma.
I love how Maddy gets to the shittiest and best parts of all the guests' lifes. She treats them as humans, not just sterotypes or cartoony versions of their own personas. Give it to me Straight is just one hell of an interview show.
Because Maddy does darn near journalist-level research, and are you not entertained? ❤❤ and Farrah… what a story. I just want to hug her.
@@VerdantSquareOmg totally. I just want to hug Farrah for as long as she lets me and tell her that everything will be okay
Listening to this, I always go back to Alexis Michelle reading Farrah as a whiny, lazy sugar baby. Tldr, Farrah is a hell of a lot more resourceful than the we the audience gave her credit for.
The irony that Alexis is the freaking crybaby drama queen now
@@sagaofsarahroseright!???? Those tables do turn.
It's apparently okay to insinuate someone is a prostitute but not tell someone Pillsbury wants their rolls back in Alexis's mind
After this heartfelt interview I hope we can remember with the new batch of girls in January that we never know what they're going through and need to be kind. Maybe sometimes we SHOULD blame it on the edit.
“Loves Valentina (not reciprocated)” I fully choked on my water.
I had no idea Farrah went through so much in life. She's a FIGHTER
Farrah is always so engaging, and honestly with the traumas, I just love that she always has such a honest and charismatic personality.
I started stanning Maddy sort of ironically, I told people I felt so "represented on drag race" as a straight person, but over time, I have become more and more impressed by her activism, her kindness and openness, she's truly given such good content to this platform and put so much good into the world. May 2024 be her biggest year yet, and so happy for Farrah!
Farrah is so light and bright. I never expected her to have such a dark past. She’s stronger than me and I’m sure so many of us. This is a deep interview. Maddy is THE drag race interviewer.
Farrah is 30 years old and has gone through more crap in her life then plenty of others. Farrah, we're blessed that you're still on this earth.
Maddy, those interviews of yours - wow.
Who would have thought Maddy would become my FAVE drag race queen that would have this type of platform that lets queen open up to their most vulnerable? Maddy is amazing in diving deep on her guests that they are really shocked on details about them ages ago that it makes them open up even more about their personal life. I am really amazed how she makes the guests feel super comfortable. Please keep guesting older queens.
honestlyyyyyyy
who would have thought right?
for real. out of all queens who knew the straight one could get into their personal lives with such ease
I think I have meet more the queens because of Maddy's Interviews than actual Drag Race or Social Media. This is not just a fun interview, this is human, lighthearted, insightful and touchy way to get to know they as who they are. Thanks Maddy, from the bottom of my heart. Thank for not act like a pitty party or just a meh joke about something serious, but mostly thank you to open an listlen to the queens. You deserve the world and beyong.
I'm so used to enjoying Maddy's ripping girls to shreds and having them laugh themselves sick of it - this was so gentle and compassionate by comparison! I had no idea Farrah's been through so much crap. Maddy - you're not just an insightful interviewer and fiendish researcher, you're also empathetic and sweet! You're both beautiful.
When Farrah said “I was friends with a girl named Maddie who was kind of a popular girl” and Maddy turns to the camera and nods I lost it 😂😂😂
love how farrah is so congenial to the point of supporting local queens!!
Yeah what a stretch for a queen to support other queens
i need an interview with Katya because she’s lived a wild life and i need to see what Maddy can find 🙏
My god. I've heard some horrific life stories from coworkers and friends but Jesus Chris, the way I cried through this interview. I just can't even imagine how she managed to keep picking herself back up when it seems like her whole has been tragedy after tragedy. She's an inspiration, truly.
Really connect with how much positive and sweet energy comes from Farrah despite going through such dark experiences.
All that probably make her radical empath
Farrah Moan leaning into her MySpace Emo Y2K XTina roots is such a smart move of changing it up and she never looked better. "The shoe fits", like this is the Farrah that was already there from the beginning.
Aw. Johnnyboyxo here! I go by Johanna now, but love you farrah! A new friend to me she was so sweet to mention me!
I can't believe people are just finding out Farrah's dark humour and dark past to tell stories that are WILD.
This Interview and the one with Kerri are so *heavy* - The trauma and hardship endured is overwhelming. Makes me so impressed they are still bubbly, fun and entertaining us. This is true strenght, the light they bring. Their life retold as a movie could be an oscar-winning biopic honestly.
It means so much that throughout this entire interview, talking about all that's happened to her, Farrah keeps a relative straight face. And then she starts talking about Amy... and that's when she sorta breaks down. Like losing her took so much more out of her than what actually happened TO her. Farrah, you are a gem of a human being 💜 Stay strong
My jaw hit the floor when I realised her therapist was amie harwick!! Heartbreaking stuff, Farrah is the example that diamonds are made under the greatest pressures 🤍
It turns out she's tough as nails and none of us had any idea. What a fu**ing trooper.
So proud of Farrah, it seems like she's coming into herself. As Kerri Colby once said: "Another one, thank you."
“So you were cat fishing as a straight person? You were appropriating my culture” 😂
My God this was such a good interview. I'm in awe of the person Farrah has become. I hope her all the love and happiness I'm crying
I’m going through the shittiest time right now. Seeing someone speak with such strength and clarity about hard times in their life is comforting and inspiring. If you see this Farrah, thank you and sending love x
Farrah, what a beautiful interview. I know you don’t remember me but I conducted your grandfather and grandmother’s funerals and, at your grandmother’s service I told you what a fan I was of your work. Which surprised you coming from a officiant in the middle of rural Oklahoma. Still a fan. So much light and hope for your future.
Wow. Maddy is truly gifted at this particular medium. No peers. So good. Farrah is bonkers lovable. Outstanding interview!
I really appreciate Farrah for this and I’m glad for Maddie letting us have this insight into her.
I love Maddy for not being her usual (and awesome) caustic self, but rather adjusting to Farrah's suffering and approaching everythimg from a different angle.
How Farrah managed to survive her challenging life and still be the amazing human being she is today is nothing short of inspiring. All the best you, Farrah!
I genuienely thing what Maddy is doing is sooo important; for people that may have only seen people through the drag race lens, truly hearing peoples stories and journeys beyond that is incredible and emotional; Shes so funny and loving in spades. Best love to Maddy and Farrah
Tom from Myspace approved this interview
Wow, I never realized that Farrah had such a hard life. Her story is so tragic. I wish her all the happiness, and safety in the world...
i saw a comment about this but the fact farrah could talk about all of the terrible, traumatic things she experienced and remain so stoic but as soon as she started to talk about amy she couldn't keep the tears in hurt my heart so bad. farrah has a heart of gold and i hope she's found some peace, and major props as always to maddy for being the best interviewer ever
The amount of unpacking i was brought onto was overwhelmingly heavy. Makes me very grateful to be ugly a little bit. I knew Farrah has an interesting past but i did not expect her story to be that batshit crazy. From stabbing incidents to gaslighting? Drag race really warped my perspective with drag queens. I'm so glad Maddy made a platform outside drag race for drag queens like Farrah to share her personal story. Wishing for Farrah to be in a better place.
Maddy is literally the only influencer ever where I just instantly like the video
My heart broke a hundred times during that interview. Farrah you are a Fighter, in the truest of Xtina Ways. I wish you nothing but peace, fullfillment, safeness and people you can trust and love and receive it back unconditionally. A true Icon Cameron ❤
I am so, so glad I watched this interview. Completely changed my view of Farrah. RPDR really did her a huge disservice by painting her as the whiny, spoiled girl. She is anything but. The life she has lived is so full of tragedy, yet she is such a beautiful beam of light in spite of it all. Thank you, Maddy, for showing us who these queens REALLY are. Farrah, you got a fan for life in me.
When I tell you I know this “sara” and she had her claws deep in my 21 year old friend, a mentally unwell and eating disorder struck girl, she would take her out to bars and clubs and they would drink heavily and do drugs. Sara played drag mother and my friend started to experiment. Sara lived with my friends best friend in UT student housing and was also playing drag mother to him (at I believe 30 yrs old). I remember my first ever experience with drag race- I went to their sugar daddy’s house for a season 9 viewing and all they did was talk shit about Farrah and how they used to be besties and she was a terrible person (I didn’t watch drag race for years bc the energy in the room was so icky). Soooo crazy to hear the other side of it.
We need y'all to drop full names so this person can't prey on more young people
My mom overhearing me listen to this - "Are you watching a horror movie?"
Girl you continue to impress me. You were born to be a tv journalist no doubt. I love that you're making it fun while keeping it real and honest with great finance. Rupaul tried a few times to do this format but quickly got cancelled cause she lacks what you have. I have such admiration for Farrah Moan. She helped me today. Thank you.
They are giving Kelly Osbourne and Xtina Aguilera realness 😂😂
I knew it was gonna be Farrah when Maddy posted the preview of her outfit lmaoo, Farrah being that one scene kid picture every millenial had seen was my go to drag race fun fact
Honestly what's so great about Maddy's show in addition to the hilarious wit, is the fact she so ably covers really meaningful difficult topics, rather than just the same Drag Race stuff. As a queer man I feel like I've really come to understand that I wasn't alone with my traumatic early life experiences, through watching this show. Funny how a straight guy can make some of the most meaningful queer content, which I guess we as queer people often try to breeze past in order for short term pleasure, like being bitchy or campy etc.
Oh this made me cry multiple times. Maddy thank you for giving Farrah the space to talk. Farrah thank you for sharing your story. Sending love to you both
Farrah should write a book. She’s been a touchstone in so many iconic pop and internet moment. RIP Amy. Everything I’ve read or watched about her made her seem like such a powerful ally. I’m glad Farrah carries a little piece of her, such a strong person. Love you Farrah.
FINALLY someone else not afraid to say Vegas is scary. It’s not even cheap to live there. If the neighborhood doesn’t have security or closed gates, you’re on your own
edit:
I moved there and within one week there was a high speed chase ending in a car inside a house next to my hotel, there was a shooting at the apartment complex I was about to move into, and there were little kids walking around with actual guns out just casually walking down those flood control drains. I'm from the south so I know a gun when I see one. I was so upset I legit called the city of Las Vegas to ask for advice for staying safe. They told me to get brass knuckles LOL I said "okay this is too much. I tried Summerlin but everything was like $1,400/month in rent or they were full. I just moved back and went to Michigan lmao the wild west ain't for me!
she seems like she was always just a really sweet person whose kindness unfortunately got her mixed with people who wanted to take advantage of that. sick sad world we live in
Completely changed my view on Farrah. She's a really lovely person who has been through a lot
Farrah Moan has been through a lot and yet she keeps her smile and shinning like the diamond she is. Such a strong girl, we love you Farrah Moan
The whiplash of listening to Farrah talk about the harshest things then the camera cutting to maddy is amazing
I think this is my favorite episode so far. We have different traumas, but her personality and honesty is just so refreshing in a world that feels so fake. The producers on drag race are always trying to make “good tv”, but it erases the real stories behind it that are waaay more interesting.
I never realized how strong farrah is. She has lived trough all of this and still is herself. Wow I admire her for the strenght behind her smile and the effort in her life.
A lot of people love how witty and funny this show can be, but truthfully it’s the raw and emotional moments these queens share.
Thank you, Farrah, for being so vulnerable. I had no idea how much she struggled in life, drag race just portrayed her as a whiny, spoiled brat. Im so glad Maddy had her on, this was my favorite interview so far. Sending love and healing to Farrah 💜
This brings Farrah into a totally new light for me. I have always respected her, but even more so now. The trauma she has lived through is incredibly sad, but she is a survivor! We love you Farrah, the highlight of season 9❤️❤️❤️
Great interviewing on Maddys part too, she really knows how to engage guests, be funny, while on topic, serious, and empathetic. We love you Maddy!!!!
So happy Farrah is still here with us. I adore her
I want Maddy to interview Maddy. These interviews are the most. Laughs...cries.... Ya put me through it!!
Seeing Farrah Moan in this light really gave me a perspective that queens really has a lot of things burdening her. I honestly got more respect for Farrah because of this. Her experiences made her really strong and with this interview really made me respect her so much more.
My god didn't know she was abused in this many ways... school, men and also social media. I wanted to see a pretty girl get read, but I got the truth and got to see how difficult life can be when you are different and don't want to conform to the norm. Farrah you werk it and shout out to your mom, she rules!
Thank you for asking queens about their actual lives and not just the same tired questions about their run on drag race. Farrah really got to say so much in this interview. I was literally engaged for every second she was talking about her life.
Ps- Farrah Moan will forever be one of the biggest sweeties and I LOVE that Maddy just constantly in her essence brings new perspectives to situations and allows authenticity in it's purest forms
the way u didnt get u to host the pitstop is criminal........
Why are y’all acting like she was entitled to it, she didn’t even ask for it
I don’t think that format would work for Maddy. Pit stop is more improv and recapping while Maddy is more about doing research, prompting the guest, and listening.
I would rather her doing this show on her own terms than vh1 moulding her into a recap host
@@Globalastral5 absolutely. i kinda hope she doesn't go mainstream.
Farrah you have gained a new fan here, didn't realise just how much you've been through and also a runescape player! Keep your head up and keep being amazing, I'm very glad Amys killer got justice.
This was honestly so cute. Farrah was such a great guest, and omg Maddy needs to take over for Ru at this point - the queen of creating those emotional moments, truly ❤