This week’s episode dives deep into the curse of post-Pride burnout, international underwear party confusion, and the kind of real-life fistfight that ends up inspiring a full-blown music video.
We’re talking stories from Amsterdam, shady exes with suspicious tattoos, and a Grindr etiquette debate that gets dangerously philosophical. Oh, and somewhere in the middle of it all? We made a music video. And yes: punches were thrown, wigs were lifted, and one of us may or may not have cried in a corset.
If you've ever stood in a warehouse with no A/C, trying to serve face while dodging an actual punch from your drag sister... you might be entitled to compensation. Or at least a front-row seat to the TKO music video premiere. It drops right after this episode.
PS: We’re going on tour. Like, a real one. With aerialists and live vocals. Get tickets gorge!
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