it's so sad to see so much hate. Ppl doesn't realise it's just reality show, she's not a terrorist c'mon. We fought so much against hate towards "gayness" yet we do the same to ourselfs
It's nice to know some context regarding season 4. I honestly don't really hate her because of those fights, it's fucking (not)reality TV. Anyway, I think she is much better know, specially after 365 days of drag. It was a smart move, a very smart one to change some perspectives about her.
Mmmm that point about Sharon's fans was a little off... They didn't attack you because you were a different style of drag, they saw you being intolerant of her style of drag, true or not.
Phi Phi on all these hey qween videos with those arched thin eyebrows, pursed top red lip, and jet black hair and short bangs make her look so evil like a Disney villainess or something omg haha 😂
So here she says that Drag Race portrayed her as one type of queen and that we should never let anyone put us in a box of one thing; that she wanted to show the world there's so much more she can do. Funny, in the Final Lap with Michelle Visage Phi Phi said "that was the only scene that I grew up with so that's all I knew....I thank Sharon and season 4 all the time because if it wasn't for that I wouldn't have opened my eyes to all the other forms of drag there are out there."
i actually don't mind phi phi. she was definitely humbled by her experience on drag race, which is hard for a lot of queens to do. also she continues to inspire and show different sides of drag, which wasnt really shown on her season. hoping drag race all stars brings to new light her new perspective and uniqueness, nerve, and talent. which she has all.
I think it's three things: People are passionate sure, but they seem to think you're only allowed to like one person (in friends groups if two friends have a fight the other friends have to choose a side which is divisive and not indicative of individual thinking). Fans are so involved with each other during the celebration of a show that it becomes like a dysfunctional and rather large groupthink circle jerk. If you liked Sharon or Willam in the show then it's probably true you didn't like Phi Phi. I didn't like PhiPhi during the show. I realize that some of that was editing, but at the time I watched it, I just hated her. Since then I've grown up a lot and learned a lot about the filming process which helps humanize everyone and makes me root for them all even if they aren't represented in the show very well. That's my second thing. It feels like the people watching reality TV take the "Reality" part too literally. They don't seem to get that the producers are trying to make watchable television. If we didn't have producers feeding lines, casting someone as a villain, giving someone a redemption arc then the show would be boring. And to another degree fans don't understand that they want what they think they don't want, and they don't want what they keep asking for. That's one of the problems is that a fan thinks they know what they want soooo much. It's inside them; it's their opinion. But what you actually want out of a TV show is for it to be watchable. It needs to entertain you. If there's no clearcut villain, no one to root for, or the season is rather flat the whole time, then you get season 7. (Which was fine, but from a writer's perspective, it lacked forward momentum and someone to root for. The protagonists were diminished and the antagonists weren't likable either.) So when someone says I wish Phiphi would get kicked off next, I don't know why she's in all stars etc, it shows that they don't really understand the business of Drag as a "reality" show. (obviously each fan may vary here and know what makes good TV and still yearn for something knowing that the producers wanted them to yearn for it). The third thing is that people have a voice. They are no longer bound by writing letters to the actors/directors etc. The internet isn't so young anymore, but for some reason we're all still finding our footing in social media. We have access to people who used to be on pedestals. Especially with Drag Race we see these people in our towns at our clubs. They message us back when they can and really feed off of our positivity. That's something you couldn't expect twenty years ago. That means that back then, it was rare, unique, and exciting. Now it's not so rare, not so unique, and the excitement only lasts so long. And when you're on social media and driven by metrics of how many friends you have, how many likes did you get, and how many retweets did your comment get, a lot of people (A LOT) are trying very hard to stand out in a sea of literally everyone. Before you had a small border around your life. Your town, your county, the big city closest to you, your state maybe. That was the edge of your world except for vacations or work or school trips. Your interaction with someone else was limited. Now it's not only infinite, it's also expected that your interaction be brief, memorable, and polarized. What's the point in saying some sort of middle ground? No one responds to the middle ground. It must be at one extreme or another or, like in the friend group, you're being disloyal or dishonest. That brings a lot of thoughtless comments that dehumanize the people who entertain us. The product they are selling, themselves/their package of hard-honed talent, are seen as the target for that extremism. Thinking PhiPhi was the devil back then, watching all the seasons now, and just growing up more has helped me understand the situation PhiPhi was put in (at lest a little better) and not vilify her. To PhiPhi: You're super talented. I can't take back anything I've said in the past about you. But your story makes me more cautious going forward in accepting blindly the storylines that reality TV likes to perpetuate. I'm excited to see what you bring to All Stars 2! And if anyone trashes you because of drag race, well, they'll learn eventually too.
So... as someone from the Netherlands who had never seen Phi Phi before RuPaul's Drag Race, I'll admit I didn't much like her towards the end of the season. Seeing this I'm like 'okay, now I see the human behind it all.' and I'll say that I love Phi Phi's looks, her outfits are amazing and I respect her as a person. I was completely team Sharon during season 4, but why in the world would you send death threats? Even if all of it was real, that's more than just a couple of steps too far. Respect a person for who they are and if you can't accept it, walk away. It's really that simple.
So she openly admits conspiring with Sharon Needles, talking when not aloud, creating false drama, etc. but she calls out Willam for breaking the rules? She was so jealous of Willam, I'm suprised she wasn't literally green the entire show. #greenwithenvy
i never noticed that phi phi had a slight lisp! loves it
it's so sad to see so much hate. Ppl doesn't realise it's just reality show, she's not a terrorist c'mon. We fought so much against hate towards "gayness" yet we do the same to ourselfs
Love my sister PHI Phi your fantastic te amooo
y yo amo a tu cucu! ven a Denver!
CynthiaLeeFontaine
She's a helpless, messy looking, meth using bitch.
excuse your mouth
Phi Phi looks like Katy perry's Italian sister that has a pistol.
Blue Diamond lmao dead
is married to a pistol ***
Please get Nina Flowers on the show!!
Oh you mean the girl who should have won.
I started out watching this show here and there. Now I look forward to a new episode every Monday!!!!!!
Phi Phi is FISH in drag and sexy af out of drag, it's not fair...
Phi Phi is fine!!!! Definitely my type!🥰❤❤❤❤❤
Can't wait to see her in All Stars2
Absolutelly LOVED this, we need Roxxxy here too. #TeamMeanEdit
AnusLover69 We need her to come and make it clear.
How many queens used to be called Phoenix?
Too many.
I love Jaremi/Phi Phi she’s so funny and cool & I love how Sharon and her are friends in real life ❤️
I LOVE JIM CAREY❤❤
Phi phi looks like Adore Delano's older sister in this interview (not a read)
Congrats to Phi Phi on the engagement :) The proposal brought a tear to my eye.
you guys are so mean and hateful.
she's actually a sweet heart and even Sharon is friends with her now
she's so delightful and has grown a lot since drag race :)
I will admit I like Phi Phi a lot more now after watching this video
xo
Yassss finally phi phi is on!!!!!
Phiphi showered us some RPDR production tea! YAASSSS
I've got to say, for 365 days of drag, phiphi sure looks.... strange... here
Love phi phi
she is awesome and she collects funko pops hells yeah .
and 365 days of drag is great ..COME THROUGH GAAAL COME THROUGH
Willam literally said on Shane's podcast that he smoked weed in the bathroom. I mean willam basically already said what he did.
Tyler Lethersin oh honey he was breaking way more rules
Yep im rewatching season 4 now.
i was waiting for this one, love phi phi
PhiPhi looks gorgeous
I love Phi phi
Johnny your shirt gives me lifeeee!!
I low key recognize the dress that used to be a gown. Maybe late 80s or early 90s. Still has appeal.
This is my new favourite show I have been on a binge streak and I need to say I am a huge fan. 🙌🏼😆😍🤟🏼🧜🏼♀️👍🏼
Watching this I noticed that I have a lot in common with phi phi
Omg Asia o hara is phi phi drag mom lol who knew
Please get Roxxxy on this show, for the love of god PUHLEASE. I love her.
Me 2
It's nice to know some context regarding season 4. I honestly don't really hate her because of those fights, it's fucking (not)reality TV.
Anyway, I think she is much better know, specially after 365 days of drag. It was a smart move, a very smart one to change some perspectives about her.
Living for Lady Red's taint
living for his katya coffee mug!!! need
OMG I love Johnny! He's hilarious
I'd just like to point out Phi Phi's 5 o'clock shadow... 5 o'clocked
Pink Diamond I'm deceased 🙏🙏🙏👼
I want that T-shirt! 'Death becomes her' is my fav movie, I know all the lines
Who would said that Phi phi's five moustache is thicker than William's and Kandy Ho's beards together nowadays? XD
Johnny!!! where did you get that SHIRT??!! SIEMPRE VIVAHH!???
Definitely love me some Phi Phi! She didn't deserve all that hate her season. Excited to see her on AS2
Lady Red is giving me GLAMOUR 💎💰
The Omarosa of RU's Drag Race .
Yep
rc5chi Is this a Xena reference??!! 😍
Carlos Ramos no , it's an Apprentice reference !
rc5chi that's a compliment tbh cause Omarosa is a strong black woman
Is everyone that watches drag race a child? Get over yourselves. 😂
Congrats on your engagement Phi Phi!
Many children have entered the community lately, sadly..
Noel Germanotta Grant it's all 12 year old girls trying to read
Yaaaaaaaaaassssssssss qweeeeeen! Love new episodes of Hey Qween :)
OMG I want Jonny's shirt!!!
phi phi broke rules to, she should not talk shit
so she should leave the competition...girl sit yo ass down and shut the hell up.
too
Mmmm that point about Sharon's fans was a little off... They didn't attack you because you were a different style of drag, they saw you being intolerant of her style of drag, true or not.
i love ur t shirtsss
look at huuuuh
I'm 70 years old an been crossdressing most of my life.Love dressing up.
My Adam Joseph is really getting acclimated to the show. He is TREATING US lately!! xo, Adam & The Go-to-Bed Wigs!
Did I miss a promo? I was so surprised to find Phi Phi As the guest. Good surprised!
Phi Phi on all these hey qween videos with those arched thin eyebrows, pursed top red lip, and jet black hair and short bangs make her look so evil like a Disney villainess or something omg haha 😂
I want the shirt that Johnnys wearing 😍
Back to the gold of the show #welldone #HeyQween
hey hey hey hey heyyyyy hey qween love that intro
So here she says that Drag Race portrayed her as one type of queen and that we should never let anyone put us in a box of one thing; that she wanted to show the world there's so much more she can do. Funny, in the Final Lap with Michelle Visage Phi Phi said "that was the only scene that I grew up with so that's all I knew....I thank Sharon and season 4 all the time because if it wasn't for that I wouldn't have opened my eyes to all the other forms of drag there are out there."
That dress and them tights girl. Dayuum.
i actually don't mind phi phi. she was definitely humbled by her experience on drag race, which is hard for a lot of queens to do. also she continues to inspire and show different sides of drag, which wasnt really shown on her season. hoping drag race all stars brings to new light her new perspective and uniqueness, nerve, and talent. which she has all.
"they hated me because I did all my own stuff"... Ummm no.
yassss i have been waiting for so longggg
I need Jonnys shirt!!!
Did y'all hear that adam loves sex clubs smh
And?
haha i get it x)
this guy on the other hand didnt ^
yaaasssss Lady Red dropping clues.
whereabouts in the show? what are you theories?!
+Gemma Sadowski *your
Love them so much.
All these comments are so hateful like if you don't like her just don't watch the interview? No one's forcing you to
i love the story about her and sharon hahah
Wow what a kool queen!!!
Pls we need Roxxxy there ❤️❤️❤️
I love you PhiPhi
Did Jonny take a valium? His interview style here is a lot more calm and courteous than usual. I like it.
LegendOfBillyJean maybe he's scared of Phi Phi 😁
LegendOfBillyJean
No its not. he's annoying as fuck.
yasss its finally out
I love this show.😘
6:00 When Jonny said, "Lady Red's Corner" I thought he was gonna say, "Lady Red's Corns" LOL! :D
Those tights !!!
15:24 Phi Phi is me. I am Phi Phi.
Me Phi, Phi Me. Me Me. MiMi.
Mimi Imfurst.
Wait...no, go back. Phi Phi!
Where did Jonny get that shirt?!
this is good yesss
"Drink and live forever!"
Love you Jim Carey 😍
APPLAUZASEEEES
I want that Lisle shirt!!!!
Phi Phi was channeling Joey Arias today.
The Katya mug!!!
That Willam broke a lot of rules isn't a secret she tried to be kicked off
I wish Phi Phi and hopefully on All Stars she really brings her unique looks more. This Adore's puerto rican sister is underwhelming.
Really? I doubt that. If that's the case why even show up in drag? lol.
Why is this video not working?
I think it's three things: People are passionate sure, but they seem to think you're only allowed to like one person (in friends groups if two friends have a fight the other friends have to choose a side which is divisive and not indicative of individual thinking). Fans are so involved with each other during the celebration of a show that it becomes like a dysfunctional and rather large groupthink circle jerk. If you liked Sharon or Willam in the show then it's probably true you didn't like Phi Phi. I didn't like PhiPhi during the show. I realize that some of that was editing, but at the time I watched it, I just hated her. Since then I've grown up a lot and learned a lot about the filming process which helps humanize everyone and makes me root for them all even if they aren't represented in the show very well. That's my second thing. It feels like the people watching reality TV take the "Reality" part too literally. They don't seem to get that the producers are trying to make watchable television. If we didn't have producers feeding lines, casting someone as a villain, giving someone a redemption arc then the show would be boring. And to another degree fans don't understand that they want what they think they don't want, and they don't want what they keep asking for. That's one of the problems is that a fan thinks they know what they want soooo much. It's inside them; it's their opinion. But what you actually want out of a TV show is for it to be watchable. It needs to entertain you. If there's no clearcut villain, no one to root for, or the season is rather flat the whole time, then you get season 7. (Which was fine, but from a writer's perspective, it lacked forward momentum and someone to root for. The protagonists were diminished and the antagonists weren't likable either.) So when someone says I wish Phiphi would get kicked off next, I don't know why she's in all stars etc, it shows that they don't really understand the business of Drag as a "reality" show. (obviously each fan may vary here and know what makes good TV and still yearn for something knowing that the producers wanted them to yearn for it).
The third thing is that people have a voice. They are no longer bound by writing letters to the actors/directors etc. The internet isn't so young anymore, but for some reason we're all still finding our footing in social media. We have access to people who used to be on pedestals. Especially with Drag Race we see these people in our towns at our clubs. They message us back when they can and really feed off of our positivity. That's something you couldn't expect twenty years ago. That means that back then, it was rare, unique, and exciting. Now it's not so rare, not so unique, and the excitement only lasts so long. And when you're on social media and driven by metrics of how many friends you have, how many likes did you get, and how many retweets did your comment get, a lot of people (A LOT) are trying very hard to stand out in a sea of literally everyone. Before you had a small border around your life. Your town, your county, the big city closest to you, your state maybe. That was the edge of your world except for vacations or work or school trips. Your interaction with someone else was limited. Now it's not only infinite, it's also expected that your interaction be brief, memorable, and polarized. What's the point in saying some sort of middle ground? No one responds to the middle ground. It must be at one extreme or another or, like in the friend group, you're being disloyal or dishonest. That brings a lot of thoughtless comments that dehumanize the people who entertain us. The product they are selling, themselves/their package of hard-honed talent, are seen as the target for that extremism. Thinking PhiPhi was the devil back then, watching all the seasons now, and just growing up more has helped me understand the situation PhiPhi was put in (at lest a little better) and not vilify her.
To PhiPhi: You're super talented. I can't take back anything I've said in the past about you. But your story makes me more cautious going forward in accepting blindly the storylines that reality TV likes to perpetuate. I'm excited to see what you bring to All Stars 2! And if anyone trashes you because of drag race, well, they'll learn eventually too.
So... as someone from the Netherlands who had never seen Phi Phi before RuPaul's Drag Race, I'll admit I didn't much like her towards the end of the season. Seeing this I'm like 'okay, now I see the human behind it all.' and I'll say that I love Phi Phi's looks, her outfits are amazing and I respect her as a person.
I was completely team Sharon during season 4, but why in the world would you send death threats? Even if all of it was real, that's more than just a couple of steps too far. Respect a person for who they are and if you can't accept it, walk away. It's really that simple.
How long do we have to wait for season 5?? I miss you guys :(
"Everybody say looooove...EVERYBODY GRAB YOUR SWITCHBLADES"
"these bitches don't deserve my tears" so so true
Is it me or does Phi Phi look a lot like Natalia Kills? At least with the bangs she reminds me of her.
still a bitter boo.....
So she openly admits conspiring with Sharon Needles, talking when not aloud, creating false drama, etc. but she calls out Willam for breaking the rules? She was so jealous of Willam, I'm suprised she wasn't literally green the entire show. #greenwithenvy
we needed the real side of phiphi
Omg. Y did y'all cut out the last boy in the hey queen commercial break. I love him n the music. Sad face. Still crazy 4 the show.
'Another thing Phi Phi O'Hara loses' anyone notice that around the 15:45 mark she says it, then looks at someone as if to say 'SHIT, AS2 spoiler'
you're clutching at straws.
+Steven Lopez idk, lets see though
con lewis
no neck this phi phi hysteria o'hara
I never understood the backlash against PhiPhi! I loved phi phi back then...and now.
Even more now!!!!!!!