@@WhoCares3001 Queens at heart is late 60s and it wasn’t really good with the lingo (which is understandable because the lingo didn’t even exist then). They just referred to those gals as ‘homosexuals’, and when they treated them as women it was wicked sexist and sexual. lol
REST IN POWER!!!! DORIEN, PEPPER, KIM, WILLIE AND JOAN WE WILL ALL MEET AGAIN SOMEWHERE IN TIME. THANKYOU ALL FOR THE GIFT OF BEAUTY, WARMTH,STRENGHT, FAMILY, LOVE AND INSPIRATION THAT YOU ALL CONTINUE TO GIVE US LONG AFTER YOU LEFT US! WE LOVE YOU!🙏❤
Right , I was saying that and I've seen this a dozen times and never noticed that only because pro nouns is such a thing now. I loved Joan so much. When Kim Pendavis died she sent a beautiful huge wreath of flowers to his funeral which I found to be so commendable and respectful to ballroom , I knew everyone on stage and none of them are here today my they all Rest in Peace.
This is the reason why the LGBTQ+ community always embraced Joan. When she would have queens on the show, she would showcase them as talent and not as a joke. And would ask meaningful questions to try and allow her audience to understand the culture like she did.
It’s crazy his Pepper Lebeija literally created the term 24/7. Joan was so amazed by it. So much of the slang we use today was created by black gay and trans people from the NYC area in the 70s and 80s. And that’s a fact! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
And this is why I loved and will always love Joan, she will forever be a legend. She showed loved to the community way before it was accepted publicly, her humor was like no other. My biggest regret was being to young to not see one of her comedy shows live!
With the exception of Jeanie. Everyone on that stage passed REST WELL ! I hung in the village and piers as well. I’m the generation after this one !! Before social media we all had an amazing time. Good memories I love seeing the ones before me
I LOVE THIS POST. I too am from the generation BEFORE social media and a camera literally everywhere. In our homes, (not mine), in the streets, the average suburban street has a RING camera on virtually every door. Everyone on earth seems to be thinking that they somehow need to be their own UA-cam, Instagram publicist instead of just being young. When we grew up teenage and youthful mistakes didn't live forever on the internet. I'm not anti tech in anyway, I just think that life was just a little more real WHEN it didn't happen in cyberspace. Your post took me back to wonderful, reckless, sexy days of the past and made me realize just how lucky we really were. Bless you Comic Man. You earned yourself a few extra heaven points for that.
OMG!!! I'm so happy I've found this! “Paris is Burning” is my favorite documentary of all time. I'm watching in awe, and also it's bittersweet because some of these Queens are no longer here😢 I must give Joan Rivers her kudos on her interviewing
I think if you were alive at the time you watch this differently. Even if you were far from NY and not LGBTQ+ you remember how the world was and how this was seen at the time. And how very, very special Joan was for this. So far ahead.
And Joan is bang on trend now with that oversized blazer, love seeing some of the 80's come back, but it'll never be as good the original. Still miss my Norma Kamali blazer with massive removable shoulder pads that I used under everything 😆
I saw "Paris Is Burning" in the theatre. I was mesmerized by this entire world and I never knew existed. Now you can go on YT and see videos of Vogue Balls from all around the world; Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, London, etc. It's an entire world unto itself. I, luckily, own "Paris Is Burning" on dvd.
However much a society can move forward (like you point out, just look how DRY the audience is, compared to the reaction they would get today) a society can also moved backwards - let’s never take anything for granted and push back against religious conservatism.
Love Dorian!! Had a whole body in her closet! !!!!Yessss!! I’m glad I grew up in NYC and had the pleasure to experience this! I’m a Straight black (Cis) woman. Back then I was called a (F- Hag!) And had so many gay friends! And lost so many also to the epidemic 😢
My God- Joan was a classic woman *way* ahead of her time! The way she was so respectful of these guests was one of the many reasons the Gay community always had her back!
I remember watching this while I was still (fairly) young. I was obsessed! I stayed up late that night to watch the re-run bc I was afraid to record it.
I rented the bluray from Netflix, but disc 2 (which has this show) was not included. Thanks for making my viewing complete. Great doc, and I also like revisiting 90s TV through footage like this
Joan was great looking in the early 1990s. On her second facelift and nose job, with the chic, more relaxed hairstyle and (usually) in a Chanel suit. Daytime realness. She was almost 60 and just looked great! As funny and irreverent as she was, people forget what an intelligent, attentive and young thinking interviewer she was. It's one of the reasons that her popularity was a bit C List. She was just too ballsy and outrageous - yet so proper and classy in her way too. She did not appeal to everyone. There was nobody like her. (Certainly NOT Kathy Griffin)
I remember being a “homosexual” was a bad thing back then. Thanks to people like Joan and the movie Paris Is Burning it became more acceptable. We got to know them and realized they are just like everyone else ❤ If anything, they were more talented and fun then the rest 👍
As much as I love Paris is burning there’s one thing I noticed quite clearly from this which I want to know what other peoples thoughts are or if they picked up on this: On the early days of filming they said Jenny told the cast it for a student film, I wonder when it eventually came time that she told them this would be a feature length miramax film? How does a student film transform to ‘oh we’re shooting today for the front poster’ or ‘oh guys were doing a Joan rivers special’ I’m sure she told them eventually and because of these opportunities the cast I assume were happy. However notice in the interview when Jenny talks about balls or houses the cast don’t really look at her as this is information they already know. However when Joan asks Jenny ‘how long till you knew you had a hit?’ And Jenny says she had to beg multiple executives for funding and the process she endured I noticed all the cast looking at her very clearly as if maybe they didn’t know that part of the information as this was from like a day before the day was actually released? Anyone else pick up on this? None the less legendary and this movie is cemented forever🎉
They all look so sad. And I don’t mean that in a mean way, I just mean you can really feel the pain and sadness and exhaustion and struggles each of these beautiful unique individuals have been dealing with their entire lives. ❤
I WAS IN THAT ERA Went to school Erasmus hall in Brooklyn with Octavia formally Jeffrey and the first Octavia Born a Woman same school and class I got her into the play mama I want to sing and First Recording taking my love to the limit will downing D Train, Bishop, Hezekiah Walker Cameron Bernard all recording artist, as well as myself, and still performing and doing numerous of things at that time, I’m a hairstylist, make up artist singer, dancer and model auditioned, and Alvin Ailey dance company hired me still singing and modeling and styling winning competitions, got hired by a African French billionaire president family 10 years all around the world and they utilized all my talents as so many in the movie Paris is burning I no longer with us my thing my spirit, my desire, my love my foundation from a young age is always to input the life of Jesus, and tap into the connection I have of his Waze and choices and the main thing that kept me on this planet also in my right mind and looking younger lol but it’s true and sometimes people will say or think I was Willy ninja I would make a joke how can that be when he is AARP, lol so somehow the churches and parents and people and put it a deterrent to serve God as did not hear or see any resemblance of his name or actions or places all to say, I know we can do all things in life and we can do all things better and AMAZING with Christ HEY I KNOW my redeemer, my motivator my Savior he lives and delivered me from so many bad things and also got me to achieve some amazing mind blowing things working with Coretta Scott King Queen Latifah Madonna Sylvester, the Village boys, requested me to sit at a table and have a conversation with her, so did Chaka Khan, Cindy Crawford and the list goes on as high said I try my best to move in the guidance and honor and decisions with the mind like Christ oh cell the majority of my friends countless are all not on the planet for different reasons, and some horrible to all who read never too late and won’t hurt develop a good relationship with God and don’t listen to people who tell you you can’t it’s a personal relationship and let them see it in your speak and in your actions to all enjoy your life to the best this new year by all the choices we make, and how we treat people and ourselves I got a feeling everything is going to be better than all right and let the church which other people the people not the building say amen. Amen. Amen. Shout for Joy. You are still on the planet to do good bad or nothing ❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I met Pepper LaBeija. He had TERRIBLE diabetes and was hospitalized when I was a medical student. He talked more about being in the movie than he did about taking care of his diabetes.
This movie was so good I cried half the movie 😭 the world will never be like again where gays just love their loves no regrets and no hate from their OWN community
And who said it can’t be done Billy Porter Lil Nas Sam Smith, RuPaul And so many others!!!!! be beautiful, but also let beautiful work brand business, most of all follow, Jesus❤❤❤
It's a pity that Ninja didn't mention the Deep in Vogue video they were in. He mentioned there hasn't been a video that showed Vogueing properly but they showed it in. Deep in Vogue.
It’s pretty brave of the film creator to share so candidly about the pushback and denial she got in her field because of the drags queen’s race and sexuality. I wonder how THAT affected her career later..
The way Joan approached this with empathy rather than treating them like a spectacle is a behavior before it's time.
An ally forever.
Yes agree
Joan was class
Shes a NYer....
Nyers have always been used to this.
Yes, Joan was an ally before there was such a thing.
Joan asking for their pro nouns back in the day really showed how much of a open minded person she was when drag queens were disgraced on television
You should check documentary called Queens at Heart from the 50s. They were respecting pronouns back then. The 90s isn't that long ago.
@@WhoCares3001 Queens at heart is late 60s and it wasn’t really good with the lingo (which is understandable because the lingo didn’t even exist then). They just referred to those gals as ‘homosexuals’, and when they treated them as women it was wicked sexist and sexual. lol
REST IN POWER!!!! DORIEN, PEPPER, KIM, WILLIE AND JOAN WE WILL ALL MEET AGAIN SOMEWHERE IN TIME. THANKYOU ALL FOR THE GIFT OF BEAUTY, WARMTH,STRENGHT, FAMILY, LOVE AND INSPIRATION THAT YOU ALL CONTINUE TO GIVE US LONG AFTER YOU LEFT US! WE LOVE YOU!🙏❤
@@jonathancrippen1615 we won't sadly
Right , I was saying that and I've seen this a dozen times and never noticed that only because pro nouns is such a thing now. I loved Joan so much. When Kim Pendavis died she sent a beautiful huge wreath of flowers to his funeral which I found to be so commendable and respectful to ballroom , I knew everyone on stage and none of them are here today my they all Rest in Peace.
"Life is tough and balls are worse" the tiny grin on Joan's face shows she had herculean self control in that moment 🤣
This is the reason why the LGBTQ+ community always embraced Joan. When she would have queens on the show, she would showcase them as talent and not as a joke. And would ask meaningful questions to try and allow her audience to understand the culture like she did.
It’s crazy his Pepper Lebeija literally created the term 24/7. Joan was so amazed by it. So much of the slang we use today was created by black gay and trans people from the NYC area in the 70s and 80s. And that’s a fact! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
She did not create the term 24/7.
Smiley Citrus Okay.
That part !!!!!!!
Smiley Citrus 24/7 comes from drag culture.
It was first used by a black basketball player in 1983, and likely grew from the black drag culture,
RIP, Dorian, Pepper, Willie and, of course, Joan!
Yeah everyone on that stage has passed on haven’t they?
@@Themeparkloversexcept the woman who created Paris is Burning. some say she is still living in new york
Kim isn't with us anymore as well he just had a bday the day b4 mine 6/25 ...I believe Freddie is still alive
Joan Rivers was just the best. The acceptance and interest in the subject is real.
Agree.
Pepper Labeija is so mesmerizing I could listen to her talk about her life for hours
24:20 burning
She had that talk show voice🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Love Joan how she battled.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
So glad this beautiful history was captured.
Me 2
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
And this is why I loved and will always love Joan, she will forever be a legend. She showed loved to the community way before it was accepted publicly, her humor was like no other. My biggest regret was being to young to not see one of her comedy shows live!
With the exception of Jeanie. Everyone on that stage passed REST WELL ! I hung in the village and piers as well. I’m the generation after this one !! Before social media we all had an amazing time. Good memories I love seeing the ones before me
I LOVE THIS POST. I too am from the generation BEFORE social media and a camera literally everywhere. In our homes, (not mine), in the streets, the average suburban street has a RING camera on virtually every door. Everyone on earth seems to be thinking that they somehow need to be their own UA-cam, Instagram publicist instead of just being young. When we grew up teenage and youthful mistakes didn't live forever on the internet. I'm not anti tech in anyway, I just think that life was just a little more real WHEN it didn't happen in cyberspace. Your post took me back to wonderful, reckless, sexy days of the past and made me realize just how lucky we really were. Bless you Comic Man. You earned yourself a few extra heaven points for that.
Freddie Pendavis is still alive
Kishi Chad yea when I made this comment. It was at the beginning of the show
I think Freddie is still alive
I was there, baby! Miss those days.
OMG!!! I'm so happy I've found this! “Paris is Burning” is my favorite documentary of all time. I'm watching in awe, and also it's bittersweet because some of these Queens are no longer here😢
I must give Joan Rivers her kudos on her interviewing
Joan Rivers was always on our team. Forever Loved ❤️❤️❤️
She was so connected to everyone 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
These absolute QUEENS did not deserve that dry ass crowd! I would have been doing the most hahaha! I love these legends yaaaaas ❤️
23:45
Kudos to Joan Rivers! Little things like this helped in so many ways.
I think if you were alive at the time you watch this differently. Even if you were far from NY and not LGBTQ+ you remember how the world was and how this was seen at the time. And how very, very special Joan was for this. So far ahead.
And Joan is bang on trend now with that oversized blazer, love seeing some of the 80's come back, but it'll never be as good the original. Still miss my Norma Kamali blazer with massive removable shoulder pads that I used under everything 😆
Kim was 1 of my closest and dearest friends , I miss him dearly and Pepper was my mother when I was a LaBeija RIP🙏🙏
Joan Rivers was a treasure to humanity! I wish she was still here with us today
I saw "Paris Is Burning" in the theatre. I was mesmerized by this entire world and I never knew existed. Now you can go on YT and see videos of Vogue Balls from all around the world; Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, London, etc. It's an entire world unto itself. I, luckily, own "Paris Is Burning" on dvd.
The audience was so dry 🙄 I woulda been LIVING 🗣
However much a society can move forward (like you point out, just look how DRY the audience is, compared to the reaction they would get today) a society can also moved backwards - let’s never take anything for granted and push back against religious conservatism.
You know Pepper's children miss him daily🌹🌷🌹🌷
"Peppa "
A lot of queens who are no longer with us. I adored every minute, except for when Livingston tried to talk over everyone. Thank you for sharing this!
Love Dorian!! Had a whole body in her closet! !!!!Yessss!! I’m glad I grew up in NYC and had the pleasure to experience this! I’m a Straight black (Cis) woman. Back then I was called a (F- Hag!) And had so many gay friends! And lost so many also to the epidemic 😢
When Joan walks out you realise how small she is against everyone!! Xx
awww, my little Joan Rivers, how we miss you gurl!!
I love them all.... but there's something so special about Dorian (despite her dark past). I think it's her wisdom and legacy in the ball culture.
I could listen to Dorian’s dulcet tones all day. I was so happy to see she appears extensively in the outtakes, imparting even more wisdom.
I am looooving La Beija. Very sad he died in the 00s. He is really beautiful and soooo very intelligent in this interview x Bless you Joan
cant believe all these legends have left us now.
rip, you all managed to make an impact 🙏🏻
August 8, 1991. Credited cast: Dorian Corey, Pepper LaBeija, Esther Leake, Jennie Livingston, Willi Ninja, Freddie Pendavis, Kim Pendavis, Adrian Xtravaganza
Amazing that this was 30 years ago
'Beat your face' was used even back then and beyond.
People using it today time-travelled to that era and bought it back to this time. 😆
The term came from that time. Many terms we use now were coined from them. We are just now giving them the acknowledgement
No shade
❤️ Drag will NEVER Die!! Thank You 🦋
Thank you for posting this. Was so wonderful to watch.
Joan Rivers threw shade at Regis and Kathy 😂😂😂 RIP Joan and of course to all the House Legends!
Thank you for preserving this ♥️ wonderful to watch
Joan was so fantastic.
Wow, loving this 💜💜💜 Aw Joan was so respectful, miss her. RIP.
26:10 I tried to be straight for my mother's benefit
My God- Joan was a classic woman *way* ahead of her time! The way she was so respectful of these guests was one of the many reasons the Gay community always had her back!
I love Joan more than ever for this. Rest in Peace Queen!
So sad that everyone on this stage except the director is deceased.
Gone but Neva forgotten.
Friddie is still alive Lol check this instagram.com/parisisburningz/
Freddie Pendavis is alive and well.
No i just saw jinnie at walmart in Manhattan
@@joshualovell2003 did you talk to her?😎
You can tell Joan *genuinely* wanted to learn about their lifestyle and the ballroom culture.
RIP to the legends who paved the way for us to exist freely🤍
I remember watching this while I was still (fairly) young. I was obsessed!
I stayed up late that night to watch the re-run bc I was afraid to record it.
The Voguers that came out were fab❤❤❤❤
All amazing performers and Dorian performed and made gowns. Willie did choreography and taught classes.
"I didn't like something she said earlier' love it
"THE GODFATHER OF VOGUE R.I.P WILLIE NINJA
daaaamn Willy was FIIIIIINE!!😍🥺🥺
Look at Dorian ...just sitting up there on tv like she ain’t got a dead body in her closet 💁🏻♀️
Screaming
Badass
Literally commented in every video she’s in. 🥱
Wait what 😳
@@Rogerthatx10 oh oh, looks like we've found the negative Nancy.
Willie and his team worked that stage🌷🌹🌷🌹
yes!! Crazy rude the way Joan laughed after first dancer said she was a model tho 32:15
I rented the bluray from Netflix, but disc 2 (which has this show) was not included. Thanks for making my viewing complete. Great doc, and I also like revisiting 90s TV through footage like this
26:00 who remembers Joan's joke on transvestite
Didn't know she was Jewish
Willie Ninja is so cute... !
He was GORGEOUS 🥰 ♈
Less than 8 minutes in, and I now understand the flick more than I have these past 20 years.
They are all so adorable ☺️
Was the expression 24/7 really not known then?? Joan is just hearing it for the first time.
Adore! 🥰💖💖💖❤🧡💛💚💙💜
You have to watch the movie then watch this. WOW!
And the balls are main stream now .. these ppl are now legendary x
27:09Joan is Jewish ?
@@londonbowcat1yes
The Ultimate The Best FRUIT FLY in WooooOoooRLD❤❤❤ #RipJoanRivers 🎉
Joan was great looking in the early 1990s. On her second facelift and nose job, with the chic, more relaxed hairstyle and (usually) in a Chanel suit. Daytime realness. She was almost 60 and just looked great!
As funny and irreverent as she was, people forget what an intelligent, attentive and young thinking interviewer she was. It's one of the reasons that her popularity was a bit C List. She was just too ballsy and outrageous - yet so proper and classy in her way too. She did not appeal to everyone. There was nobody like her. (Certainly NOT Kathy Griffin)
Asking pronouns in the g*ddamn year of 1990. That's THE Joan Rivers for y'all
I love you Pepper
Willie ninja is one of the most beautiful men ive ever seen
Sweet Kim was so thin. May he rest. ❤️
I remember being a “homosexual” was a bad thing back then. Thanks to people like Joan and the movie Paris Is Burning it became more acceptable. We got to know them and realized they are just like everyone else ❤ If anything, they were more talented and fun then the rest 👍
OP. PU. LENCE.
You own everything!
“Everything is yours!”
Why is this not on the list of shows on the JRS on smart tv
Joan was so a head of her time. She asked them what their pronouns were. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Just found gem. Thanks for uploading
2:02 the fact she got to meet them, LEGENDARY ♥️
Not Joan not knowing what 24/7 meant
As much as I love Paris is burning there’s one thing I noticed quite clearly from this which I want to know what other peoples thoughts are or if they picked up on this:
On the early days of filming they said Jenny told the cast it for a student film, I wonder when it eventually came time that she told them this would be a feature length miramax film? How does a student film transform to ‘oh we’re shooting today for the front poster’ or ‘oh guys were doing a Joan rivers special’
I’m sure she told them eventually and because of these opportunities the cast I assume were happy. However notice in the interview when Jenny talks about balls or houses the cast don’t really look at her as this is information they already know. However when Joan asks Jenny ‘how long till you knew you had a hit?’ And Jenny says she had to beg multiple executives for funding and the process she endured I noticed all the cast looking at her very clearly as if maybe they didn’t know that part of the information as this was from like a day before the day was actually released? Anyone else pick up on this? None the less legendary and this movie is cemented forever🎉
They all look so sad. And I don’t mean that in a mean way, I just mean you can really feel the pain and sadness and exhaustion and struggles each of these beautiful unique individuals have been dealing with their entire lives. ❤
Freddie was sooo handsome
Joan needs a SAINTHOOD! She did so much for the gay community when it was not cool to be gay.
Banji being a straight mugger is nasty work 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I WAS IN THAT ERA Went to school Erasmus hall in Brooklyn with Octavia formally Jeffrey and the first Octavia Born a Woman same school and class I got her into the play mama I want to sing and First Recording taking my love to the limit will downing D Train, Bishop, Hezekiah Walker Cameron Bernard all recording artist, as well as myself, and still performing and doing numerous of things at that time, I’m a hairstylist, make up artist singer, dancer and model auditioned, and Alvin Ailey dance company hired me still singing and modeling and styling winning competitions, got hired by a African French billionaire president family 10 years all around the world and they utilized all my talents as so many in the movie Paris is burning I no longer with us my thing my spirit, my desire, my love my foundation from a young age is always to input the life of Jesus, and tap into the connection I have of his Waze and choices and the main thing that kept me on this planet also in my right mind and looking younger lol but it’s true and sometimes people will say or think I was Willy ninja I would make a joke how can that be when he is AARP, lol so somehow the churches and parents and people and put it a deterrent to serve God as did not hear or see any resemblance of his name or actions or places all to say, I know we can do all things in life and we can do all things better and AMAZING with Christ HEY I KNOW my redeemer, my motivator my Savior he lives and delivered me from so many bad things and also got me to achieve some amazing mind blowing things working with Coretta Scott King Queen Latifah Madonna Sylvester, the Village boys, requested me to sit at a table and have a conversation with her, so did Chaka Khan, Cindy Crawford and the list goes on as high said I try my best to move in the guidance and honor and decisions with the mind like Christ oh cell the majority of my friends countless are all not on the planet for different reasons, and some horrible to all who read never too late and won’t hurt develop a good relationship with God and don’t listen to people who tell you you can’t it’s a personal relationship and let them see it in your speak and in your actions to all enjoy your life to the best this new year by all the choices we make, and how we treat people and ourselves I got a feeling everything is going to be better than all right and let the church which other people the people not the building say amen. Amen. Amen. Shout for Joy. You are still on the planet to do good bad or nothing ❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Omg I can’t get over this scene…can anybody tell me the name of this track they vogue on?
I met Pepper LaBeija. He had TERRIBLE diabetes and was hospitalized when I was a medical student. He talked more about being in the movie than he did about taking care of his diabetes.
What a weird judgemental comment shame on you
This movie was so good I cried half the movie 😭 the world will never be like again where gays just love their loves no regrets and no hate from their OWN community
Miss you Joan RIP
Sad that all these people have since passed :( With the exception of the director Jennie Livingston
And who said it can’t be done Billy Porter Lil Nas Sam Smith, RuPaul And so many others!!!!! be beautiful, but also let beautiful work brand business, most of all follow, Jesus❤❤❤
23:39 love how Willie got his nuisance from his mother. The eye roll 😂
Why was Kim Pendavis not included in the interivew? Thanks for uploading this!
joan was always mother 🏳️🌈 god I miss her 😢
whats the song they vogue to that goes body-ody
It's a pity that Ninja didn't mention the Deep in Vogue video they were in. He mentioned there hasn't been a video that showed Vogueing properly but they showed it in. Deep in Vogue.
I hate how Joan Rives interrupts them before they finish what they're trying to say! But glad she had them in the show
Anyone know the name of the third dancer during the voguing segment??
Labeija's children!
Why is she constantly talking over Labieja?? Getting on my nerves!!
That's just how Joan was. She gets very excited and always has a ton of questions, and sometimes it comes out a bit aggressive
TV interviews/segments are always on a countdown. It will seem like Joan is rushing and interrupting but she has to keep the pace moving for timing.
Everyone on that stage is no longer living
I think Jennie Livingston is
Freddie Pendavis and Jennie Livingston are.
Did they ever solve the Dorian Corey mummy in the trunk case??
It’s pretty brave of the film creator to share so candidly about the pushback and denial she got in her field because of the drags queen’s race and sexuality. I wonder how THAT affected her career later..
Does anyone know what song is playing at 28:20
Teule - Drink On Me (Kerri Chandler Club
version)
@@ORYB1137 thank you so so much
@@ORYB1137omg you are a god sent!
Does anybody know the song @ 29:15
Teule - Drink On Me (Kerri Chandler Club
version)
Wonder what Labieja’s children are like...
Peppers*
There fine and doing good
What happened to Kim Pendavis? She was introduced at the beginning but that was it and it wasn't mentioned after that
All passed away