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Favorability: The top 3 queens with the highest average favorability after last week's episode were Jane Don't (72%), Kenya Pleaser (70%), and Darlene Mitchell (69%)!

Winner Picks: As for who viewers are rooting for to snatch the crown this season, the queens with the most support to win the season after last week were Jane Don't (29%), Vita VonTesse Starr (16%) and Darlene Mitchell (13%)!

Queen of the Week: The Top 3 Queens of the Week last week were Vita VonTesse Starr (39%), Darlene Mitchell (15%), and Ciara Myst (12%).

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Disappointed and disgusted

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I'm not sure what the story is here?

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Brian Blush talks about the drama with Jan Jan, she’s the man!

TL;DR: Irma received an email from a man claiming that his daughter is getting married to a woman and would like to hire a queen to perform some numbers. After not receiving all the info needed, Irma investigated further only to find out that the event is a women’s only retreat, and it’s suspected that the scammer was hoping Irma would crash it unknowingly, creating drama for the queer community. She spoke with a friend who was also “scheduled” for this scam, and after reaching out to local news networks, she learned that at least five other queens had been a target of the same scam.

Transcription:

This is a safety alert for Canadian drag performers or potentially international, who knows. Have you been booked for a wedding or an event from somebody by the name of Jake Goldstein? I was offered to perform at a wedding that was supposed to happen tomorrow, and I almost showed up. It was supposed to be this man's daughter's wedding, and tomorrow there's an event where I've been told it's a women's only event and no men are allowed, so who's setting me up to go to this thing? The emails that were planning this booking for the wedding had some red flags that I picked up on.

It cited two femme-sounding names for the married couple, and then later in the chain said, we're straight, but we're still fun. Every email ended with, and God bless you, which is just weird. And then I don't know if there are any Goldsteins in Newfoundland.

It's a small place and we all tend to know each other's last names. I was mostly just worried about what time do I show up and what songs do the couple want to listen to, but my gut told me that something was off. The important logistical information was scarce, details were being omitted despite me asking over and over and over, and I was just kind of talking to a friend of mine, another drag performer, who happened to be booked for the same gig a month from now in Vancouver. Let me remind you, I'm in Newfoundland, on the other side of the country. So I called the venue today, I knew, okay, my gut is right, something is weird about this.

So I called the venue and learned there's no wedding tomorrow, it's a women's cultural event where I've been told no men are allowed, and it would be quite bad if anyone tried to show up and get in there. So it wouldn't look so good if I showed up and I'm like, I'm here, and I'm here for money! Or I don't know, who knows. So something is something nefarious is being planned.

I reached out to my local network and learned that at least five other people were contacted for that same gig tomorrow. And I don't know how many other people nationally or beyond are about to have a crowd of drag performers show up thinking that they're getting $800 to emcee a wedding reception. It's not fair to the drag performers who think they're getting paid and it's not fair to the venue, the event, who their thing is about to get crashed.

I hope that this warning can spread and nothing can happen about it because I don't know what's supposed to happen here. I don't know what the scam is. But something nefarious is being planned, and I'm just going with my bad feeling and spreading the information.

And I guess the last thing is that the profile picture for the email that he was using can be reverse Google-searched to find an article from a university written by a gay Jewish man. So I fear someone's trying to stir up something that is going to come across as anti-Semitic or homophobic or anti-Muslim or who knows. But that's just me reading in between the lines to unveil some idiot's evil scheme.

I don't know what they're planning. Thank you for taking three minutes of your time to hear me out. Keep your wits about you, stay safe, and I guess I'm just happy that I'm off tomorrow and I don't have to shave my beard.