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Condragulations Gawdland!
The "Mother-Tucking World" has a new ruler! Gawdland has made history as the first Thai queen to win RuPaul’s Drag Race: UK vs. the World. In a franchise often criticized for its lack of diverse winners, this victory is a massive win for Asian queens everywhere. From her iconic Snatch Game to her impeccable Thai-inspired runways, Gawdland proved that Asian excellence is the global standard. It’s a new era for Drag Race, and the future looks Thai!
Faiz Faisal
Mar 241 min read


RPDR 18: Episode 12 Rucap
RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 Episode 12 brings the iconic makeover challenge as the Top 6 transform queer cowboys into members of their drag families. While all the queens deliver strong looks, judging around “family resemblance” sparks confusion once again. After an emotional lip sync to Ariana Grande’s “We Can’t Be Friends,” Nini Coco sends Discord Addams home, securing her spot in the Top 5.
Faiz Faisal
Mar 233 min read


Song Of The Week: Bila Takbir Bergema - Rafeah Buang
"Bila Takbir Bergema" hits different every year, kan? Lagu ni macam time machine yang bawak I balik ke zaman kecil dulu. Rindu gila suasana riuh-rendah dengan Mak & adik-beradik, and especially the moments with Arwah Ayah. Now that we're all grown up and beraya asing-asing, lagu ni reminds me to cherish every second we have. Jom throwback memori raya dulu-dulu and how this evergreen song still touches my heart.
Faiz Faisal
Mar 182 min read


RPDR 18: Episode 11 Rucap
RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 Episode 11 brings the queens face-to-face with comedy as they roast Drag Race royalty Alyssa Edwards. While Jane Don’t and Myki Meeks deliver strong performances, Darlene Mitchell steals the night with a chaotic and hilarious set to earn her first challenge win. After a dramatic lip sync to Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” Juicy Love Dion sends Kenya Pleaser home as the competition narrows to six queens.
Faiz Faisal
Mar 163 min read


Song Of The Week: Banke Tera Jogi
Rediscovering “Banke Tera Jogi” reminded me why I’ll never have a language barrier when it comes to music. Bollywood songs from the late 90s and early 2000s just hit differently.
Faiz Faisal
Mar 112 min read
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