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As avidDrag Racefans know, though, momentum is a tricky thing.
No, it was really my nerves, man.
It was funny, written.
But I dont regret it.
I wanted to do comedy.
I wanted to attempt to set myself apart.
Tell me about preparing for that.There was really no preparation, as far as doing Bey.
Ive been doing her forever.
It was just, shit, trying to remember the choreography.
Everybodys like, Girl, dont be stressed out, you do Beyonce all the time.
I get my time to learn it.
So I was more nervous than people were seeing.
But I also do Beyonce, so it was like, Ill be okay.
What was it liketo see your fellow season-six queen Laganja back, in that big moment?Exciting.
I felt like she deserved her Rudemption, too.
She was there, she just wasnt there the way I thought she would be.
And the lip-sync was amazing, it was iconic.
So I joke and say she beat my ass, but she did, rightfully so.
I couldnt take it away from her.
That was her moment.
So I wasnt mad that that wig came off, and thats all I can say.
It was like,Girl, its okay, Im still beautiful, fuck this.[Laughs.]
Thats about all I got to say about that.
And then you had to send Jan home anyway, at the end of it.And that was the bullshit.
That was the bullshit!
Im out of $10,000, and I still gotta send her home.
Were all affected in some way.
All our lives matter.
Like, I made an overcoat.
I didnt even need an overcoat!
It had nothing to do with anybody else, you know.
I dont ever take anything away from anybody.
Just to hear her talk in person, to everybody, was captivating and monumental.
Fun fact, I have met just about everybody in Beyonces family but Beyonce.
So Ive met the mother, Ive met the father, Ive met Solange, Im like,Okay!
Can I meet Beyonce?
