Marcia Marcia Marcia on ‘Drag Race’s’ double-edged sword, musicals, and why she won’t do dots
RuPaul’s Drag Race. And though she was sent packing after her record-breaking “safe” placements, the NYC queen sure went out on a high note, putting up a fight opposite Anetra in a lip-sync we won’t soon forget. (And how could we?
We literally haven’t stopped watching it since Friday.)Yes, even as a young queen, Marcia’s was the kind of run that’s already got fans holding out for an All Stars in the future, which she would no doubt destroy.
But no matter what, we know she’s got a bright future ahead.Right after her sashay, it was our distinct honor to chat with Marcia Marcia Marcia in the latest installment of The Chop Shop, dishing on everything from her childhood crush to her Season 15 sister that reminds her of a dog (but, like, in a good way).A post shared by Marcia Marcia Marcia (@marciax3nyc)We’re sad to see you go, but now that your Drag Race journey has come to an end, what’s been the most surprising and rewarding part of watching it all back on television?Being on Drag Race, the experience itself, is kind of a double-edged sword just in that—it’s obviously such a giant opportunity.
But, most of the time, the knowledge you get from going through the experience, you’re like, “Ah, that would have been so useful to know before I went!” So, overall, it was very, very positive.
