Sick!: RuPaul's New Drag Queen Dramedy Sexualizes 10-Year-Old Child as a 'Top'

I told you I carry. I have a concealed weapons permit and you would'nt want to provoke me in the least bit in person. I'm quick and I'm accurate. You sure would'nt be worried about your kids after you provoked me.

I warned you. I better never see you around.

Your about to see society snap as you so called it in Virginia Monday and you know what?

The FEDS are going to mow down you ignorant fucks.

I've been screen capping your comments now for months and forwarding them to the FBI.

You would think different loser if you ever met me in real life I carry I have a concealed weapons permit.

I'm military trained so I don't really give two shits!

As am I. Some liberal homoe that claims to carry will shoot itself in the leg before the firearm left its pants.

Can I sue

I mean something else. If such said topic is true. How else can anyone funk with their mentality. Gotta I mean gifts do it all the time. Mobru money not money. I said mobey damnit. Ahhh. Fucj I said ehhhhhh

What kind of weirdos watch this crap anyway?

OBAMA?

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On Friday, January 10, Netflix premiered a new show co-created by drag queen RuPaul, titled AJ and the Queen. RuPaul is the host of the popular show RuPaul’s Drag Race. AJ and the Queen is about a 10-year-old child who accompanies Robert (RuPaul), a gay male drag performer who goes by “Ruby Red,” as he travels across the country performing in drag shows at mostly gay bars. What could go wrong?

The child, AJ (Izzy G.), is the daughter of a drug-addicted prostitute. She wants to be a boy “because people leave boys alone.” She hides her long hair under a boyish hat and does her best to look and act like a 10-year-old boy instead of a girl. The show is one long exposure of this child to sexualized adult situations in which she does not belong, all under the guise of the drag queen and the child “bonding” cross-country.

During the voice over in episode one, “New York City,” A.J. says, “Since I didn’t have a pushy mother, I was on my own.” (The idea of the domineering mother will repeat later in the show.) Femininity is reduced to butts, boobs, and hips, revolving around grown men’s desire to regularly mimic, mock and exaggerate female mannerisms.

In episode 2, “Pittsburgh,” AJ criticizes “this rainbow-covered shitshow” as they arrive at a gay bar in Pennsylvania. When the two go backstage, the club's drag queens precede to engage in conversation. The scene ends with one of them calling little AJ a “top,” a term in homosexual male culture referring to the man who sexually penetrates the “bottom.”

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Regardless of the type of show, an 11 YEAR OLD child should not be performing in a fucking bar.

Well, aren't we a Judgy McJudgerson?

I actually watched the whole show tbh.

There's more in it than just that scene.

At the RV camp stage performance the little girl (who swapped clothes with a boy) pretends to start a mock strip on stage.

Later in a nightclubs she starts dancing and people give her cash. She runs back to RuPaul exclaiming "Look what I got!! I guess that's why the call it 'bucking'!"

There's also a funny/"joke" scene where he is apologizing for hurting her, but it they make sound like he's talking about sex, and has to clarify this for the lady nearby, who starts looking at him weirdly.

But he's gay, so nothing ever happens between them.

This is about normalizing drag with children.

Quit fucking with the kids you nasty fucking assholes!