I felt very seen. My best friend had her baby last year and 14 hrs of labor, she almost died. And my other best friends are still "I really can't wait to start my own family." To each their own, I guess.
Oh, I'm in full agreement there! The more I've learned about childbirth and pregnancy and how it ruins women during it and for years afterwards, the more I am absolutely not here for it. No ma'am! Plus children will take over your whole life and you can never have a moment of peace ever again.
@@akirebara and honestly from the outside looking in... my friends’ new lives as mothers with small children seem so incredibly *boring.* I obviously hope they are happy but *GOD* do I not envy them
OMFG I was thinking the same thing? Like I'm pretty sure I've seen it come up in documentaries a couple of times, that our hominid ancestors would squat down to have their babies and that that pose is still practiced in some cultural groups today... It makes total sense too, that way you'd have gravity helping things along and you'd get things aligned better, idk, it makes sense to me
They should correct this and reupload, millions of people are gonna watch this. Trixie was born and raised in the woods, of course she knew the right way
I know haha I thought it was so cute when she said "I thought of that last night and I knew it would get you" like awh haha that's the shit I do for my besties
It is true women don't have to lay on their back to give birth and for most of history didn't, but it's actually (thankfully) a myth that women only started giving birth laying down because King Louis XIV had a birthing fethish. The rumor only started because King Louis XIV wanted do be present with his wives while they gave birth, which was unheard of at the time so of course everyone spread the rumor that he was a pervert.
Just a comment to the editors, what Trixie is saying is valid. Childbirth can take place in a variety of positions and it really is (or should be) driven by the comfort of the delivering person. Historically speaking, the current position we (Americans) use is for the ease of the doctors, not the delivering person. I've given birth twice and, just for me, it was really validating to have Trixie speak on the current state of childbirth in our culture. Also, those biological women turned some gorgeous looks this episode.
THIS!!! fuck the doctor's comfort. this is why doulas are so important - to be an advocate for their patient, so the patient can't be bullied into anything they don't want, any so she can be given the best options for HER!
100% agree. while it’s important to work alongside a medical team in the case of an emergency i really feel like childbirth needs to revolve around the birth giver. it’s important to ensure they’re comfortable and ease any stress to help them have as easy of a labor experience that’s possible. when i’m older and possibly decide to have a child i’ll likely have a home water-birth with a doula.
Giving birth in a squatting position was much less painful for me. In fact, I found that my period cramps were more painful than actual childbirth. However, I was in labor for 24 hours even after being induced. So, Trixie is right on the money.
Wow! 24 hours, respect! I was in labor for 36+ hours ( I had a kidney infection too! ) It was becoming so unbelievably unbearable that I asked for a C-section because each contraction was pressing on my left kidney ( the bad one )! 😭 The nurse probably thought I was joking ( as if I was in the mood )... She said « We don’t joke around with C-sections! It’s only when the baby or the mother is in danger ( or both )! » All I got was a morphine shot in the butt cheek. Pfft! Then, they did the epidural but THEY MISSED! I told the anesthesiologists but they didn’t believe me and put ice on my womb to test me. When they saw my reaction, they looked at each other like « Oops! », and gave me another one ( thankfully successful ). Oh, the trauma! Therefore, she will be my only child and NOTHING will ever change my mind!!
My aunt had 7 children, for the fourth's birth she yelled at the nurses and doctors to leave her be and that she could do it herself. she decided to have the last three at birth centers with midwives. She did have her husband get a vasectomy after they had the seventh.(6&7 happened even though she was on birth control) The oldest is 26 and the youngest is 8.
Look at this growth. Trixie listening. She’s blossoming into a beautiful young woman. She’s so lucky to have a wise, sexy crone of a queen like Katya for a friend.
Tiny detail about this episode but when Katya's telling her story, the fact she says "Many moons ago" instead of "Many years ago" is undeniable proof she is a witch
I was in labour for 72 hours, and my epidural had fallen out. The anaesthetist was fixing it, when I needed to push. So he stopped. I needed an episiotomy (aka a literal scissor to the vag) and the Dr thought the anaesthetist had fixed my epidural. So they cut it. With no pain relief. I screamed like someone had just sliced into my vagina with no pain relief. Because they fucking did. Also it was *nothing* compared to gallbladder pain.
Omg! This is so similar to my experience! I labored for so long the epidural wore off (!!) and I felt the full force of the very strongest contractions. No episiotomy, but I tore (yep) and was fully hallucinating because of the BP meds I was on. But even considering ALLLLLL of that, I'd do that again before I'd go anywhere near gallbladder pain. The gallbladder easily, EASILY, outstripped anything I felt in labor.
I had a massive heart attack that nearly killed me about three years ago, crushing chest pains, arms, jaw, hand, the lot - gallbladder pain was still worse! But I think I’d still sooner do that than scissors to the vag if I had one! You did well to not kick the doctor in his throat!
I had several bounds of kidney stone attacks from age 16 to 20 and still the worst pain I've ever felt is my period cramps every month. Also I very much agree with Katya about not allowing anyone inflicting physical pain in relationships. I had a friend once who would occassionally slap me in the face "for fun" even though I told her I don't like that. We were in the same class so I couldn't just never see her again but I sure did stop talking to her and pretended she doesn't exist.
If your cramps are that painful, you almost definitely have a condition. 1 in 10 women have endometriosis. I am no doctor, I just have multiple friends with endometriosis. So, you probably want to talk to a doctor about it.
Always remember her story. I've had it happen to me before too!! (Not the same story obviously but I've had a trip flash back and it was not fun. At all.)
When I think of Katya's negative experiences with drugs in the past, especially the one that really twisted her life up, I know for sure I don't want to do drugs. I can't recover. I'm not that strong. I'm a baby.
@@lizzytatam3512 it's definitely not the drug being 'reactivated.' It's the brain remembering certain things or instances. As someone that has unfortunately dropped acid way too many times, some of those moments come back to haunt me. But some of the funny ones come back too. But more often than not, it's the bad ones. (One time my sister and I and our friends were tripping balls and it was snowing. Like crazy. We walked to the gas station for snacks. My sister stepped off the sidewalk and stepped into a huge snow drift. She thought the ground swallowed her leg. While I pissed my pants in the middle of the street, she was traumatized. I would love to have that come back vividly more. It was a time.)
Never in my life would I have expected to learn so much about childbirth and the history of ob/gyn medicine in the comment section of two drag queens talking about stubbed toes and a hellish void of total darkness
I deeply relate to Trixie coming home and staying in full drag just vibing and feeling the fantasy, also she's 100% correct about the birth position thing
Hadnt she said those exact same words about staying in drag before? Maybe in a previous episode? Have I lost my mind? I knew exactly what she was going to say as I watched it
I don't know why, but the thought of Trixie and Katya leaving the drag on while chilling at home - that makes me very happy. These biological women are super talented at putting looks together, they should enjoy them!
Fun fact: it's easier for the baby to come out when the woman is crouched. As our bodies evolved to become bipedal, the birthing canal became smaller so it's harder to push out the baby, and laying on your back does not help. Plus, hospitals are notorious for giving a chain of medicine that eventually make the doctor's perform a c-section. One hospital in NYC had an influx of c-sections at times when doctor's are scheduled to get off their shift (c-sections are faster so the doctor can go home)
That's disgusting!!! Don't even get me started on the "husband stitch" and the misogynistic myth that a vagina gets looser after childbirth. Apparently the tightness goes back to normal after a couple weeks!!
It’s too bad that people, mostly women, get shamed for choosing to be childless or for choosing adoption over creating a new human with some of their own genetics. It’s no one’s business how you choose to build your family - or not - so just ignore those who feel the need to comment on your parental status. It’s definitely not for everyone. Do what’s right for you and don’t listen to anyone else; they aren’t living your life.
@@porbidapastelann Right, since high school ended and well life moved on. A whole bunch of my friends had a bunch of kids, even got partners. Now I know their lives more intimately because of messages or calls, to my family they see happy wife with happy husband and happy kids. Now why aren't you like them? If only they knew, they'd also know how annoying they sound. 😑
For all my polycystic sisters out there the rupturing of a cyst is THE worst pain imaginable, I haven’t heard from one person who’s had a cyst ruptured with a worse pain than that. Sending love to all those in pain, cysters or not 🙏
A f$&@ing men. I was scared of childbirth if a burst cyst was this bad. I was very pleasantly surprised and relieved to find out childbirth was NOTHING compared. I kept waiting for it to be even a fraction as painful. Never happened. Childbirth is like an orgasm compared to a cyst bursting. Easily.
The pain isn’t the worst part. It’s the heart racing faster than you think you can survive, the passing out, the extreme nausea that sometimes makes you vomit WHILE you have uncontrollable diarrhea and sweats so bad you soak through your clothes and drip on the floor. The first few times it happened I lay passing out on the bathroom floor telling myself “this is it. This is your last few moments and you’re too weak to call out to say goodbye”. I honestly thought childbirth was going to be worse than THAT. So yeah. That should put it in perspective.
Same for me, and I don't even got endometriosis or polycystic ovaries syndrome (idk if that is the correct term in English), I heard it is so much worse for girls who have it.
noo the editing, trixie was actually speaking the truth about womens bodies for once haha!! yes we are definitely meant to give birth that way, the hospital way is just better for doctors, not for the women!!
@@zlis4536 chill out, they weren't saying anything inaccurate and it's important to remember that not all woman can give birth (including cis women, I probably can't get pregnant because of health reasons), and not all people who give birth are women :)
@@zlis4536 two things can be true at once dude, no need to get so upset. Yes, there is a ton of misogyny in the medical community, specifically related to the topic of giving birth, and also some trans people give birth so these things do affect us too. That person was just giving a small reminder that not everyone who gives birth is a woman.
She was so right about the birth position I once had a whole two hour lecture on it and the mortality and morbidity rates for births in the U.S. Our hospitality systems are set up as bed spaces that have timers and their so much everyone should read into. Like once you’ve surpasses a certain time frame your given drugs that induces labor which their are a lot of statistics about the risks which are too high. From a sociological perspective you can compare the popular birth systems around the world and how they compare. Once your done comparing you can that here we have a large population of hospitals births in comparison to other countries. It goes on and on 🤧Anyways love you ladies 🥰
And the kicker is you have to pay for the privilege. It’s all a money making thing over there. I had both my kids in the UK, delivered by a midwife in hospital, one on my hands and knees and one squatting. We even are allowed to have a birth plan so we can dictate how the Labour goes. And we only get an epidural if we really need one or need a C-section.
as a woman i’m with katya, giving birth sounds like literal torture hellscape disgusting experience and i personally never want to have a child but i have such insane respect for every woman who wants and has children thank you mother for having me but it ends here
It’s always funny. I always love this show, but it’s extra nice to actually have episodes recently that I can really relate to...teachers/pain....I’m a retired Eng/ESL/Drama HS teacher and chronic pain patient for 18 yrs so this was interesting and super funny. PS Trixie was correct about the best position for giving birth...not “ignorant” at all. I have 2 sons her age💖
My mom was in labor for 40 hours when she was having my little brother, my second eldest brother was sideways and the doctor had to reach in to turn him the right way, and I was born in a bathtub while my mom ate a Whopper from Burger King. Crazy how wild birth can be.
I was watching past episodes and there was one where she said "I can't entertain that a woman can't have a baby at any age she wants" (and Katya was like "oh Nononononono") her knowledge on women's bodies is all over the place but I actually find it so funny.
This is amazing because despite Trixie being the farthest thing from a medical professional she is absolutely right about the most natural position for having a baby 👶
I like how the 'Wow Help Me' bits are in the middle of the episode in this season. That might be because I have some sort of trauma, knowing the episode is about to end. But since this season I know that we have more to come and it makes me really happy.
The days when being ancient actually pays off, and today was one of them. I gave a Trixie bird laugh when I saw the Carole King Tapestry album cover during her story. Well done.
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This show is literally a fever dream
On drugs
It’s like WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER: FART EDITION but throughout a bunch of episodes
fever dreams are UNHhhhncomfortable...
this ain't that, ma'am.
this shit is a fever dream coated in a variety of miscellaneous bath salts
Like a fever dream while wearing a nicotine patch
"I do not... understand why a woman would... have a baby"
SAME, GURL.
🤢🤢🤢 literally
I felt very seen. My best friend had her baby last year and 14 hrs of labor, she almost died. And my other best friends are still "I really can't wait to start my own family." To each their own, I guess.
I do not at all understand the appeal of having children
Oh, I'm in full agreement there! The more I've learned about childbirth and pregnancy and how it ruins women during it and for years afterwards, the more I am absolutely not here for it. No ma'am! Plus children will take over your whole life and you can never have a moment of peace ever again.
@@akirebara and honestly from the outside looking in... my friends’ new lives as mothers with small children seem so incredibly *boring.* I obviously hope they are happy but *GOD* do I not envy them
I am DECEASED Trixie was like "women are meant to have babies like THIS" and she's 110% correct but the editor is like "bitch no" lmfaooooo
OMFG I was thinking the same thing? Like I'm pretty sure I've seen it come up in documentaries a couple of times, that our hominid ancestors would squat down to have their babies and that that pose is still practiced in some cultural groups today... It makes total sense too, that way you'd have gravity helping things along and you'd get things aligned better, idk, it makes sense to me
Ron has just apologized for this on Twitter 🥺🥺
Trixie is correct!!!
@@karinaa.4761 Ron acknowledging his mistakes. Good job Ron.
They should correct this and reupload, millions of people are gonna watch this. Trixie was born and raised in the woods, of course she knew the right way
Trixie manicuring her comedy so it so very specifically piques Katya’s sense of humor is the kind of friendship I want w my spouse. S class work!
I know haha I thought it was so cute when she said "I thought of that last night and I knew it would get you" like awh haha that's the shit I do for my besties
@@Thesbian91time stamp?
@@magnus_bane 1:05 :)
That heartfelt "goddammit" from Katya after Tracy says she's never had LSD is just precious. Love you, flop! 💖
Trixie’s side-eye to the camera after KILLED me
That part!!
4:57
trixie being a historian with how she knew women weren’t suppose to lay on her back when giving birth!!! period we love knowledge
Feminist icon 😍💁🏼♀️👑
she knows it probably from sarah bc she told her about that 👉👈
this is so gross but it’s so true they do that so men could watch 😭😭
Sarah Schauer told her in the collab they did😂
It is true women don't have to lay on their back to give birth and for most of history didn't, but it's actually (thankfully) a myth that women only started giving birth laying down because King Louis XIV had a birthing fethish. The rumor only started because King Louis XIV wanted do be present with his wives while they gave birth, which was unheard of at the time so of course everyone spread the rumor that he was a pervert.
"I'm not patient zero, I have zero patience." - (Trixie Mattel, 2021)
Holy shit! I fr said that to someone at the store a few days or maybe a week ago...
Truly iconic
and i can't wait to learn how to know Spanish
She is patient zero of zero patience
@@najadahmer4862 i feel traceys tapped my phone and listening to all my zingers
Tracy’s little rant about oranges is so hilarious to me
@@loopybuddy2004 your obviously new here, Barbara. 🙄
@@loopybuddy2004 no bruh
Did any of you notice that old man bite the orange, peel and all?!?
@@illneverbeyourdreamgirl I DID ITS SO FUNNY
Hmm.... Tracy?
katya shedding light on her acid relapses is the relatable content i didn’t know i needed
Not all (s)heroes wear capes
@@autumnmcbottom but they do wear nails
6 inch acrylics
@@internetperson3228| Not either. Sometimes they have no nails at all. 😂
acids relapses are the reason I will NEVER touch acid
"And I cant wait to learn how to know Spanish" that. Is comedy genius. So many levels.
I laughed for 5 minutes straight...
I'm hhhhhhhhhweeping 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
im dying laughing while high cuz of the part, lol
is there part of it i'm missing?
im crying laughing at this part
trixie's not ignorant of birthing positions! you take that back!
i wish they would
Ron apologized on twitter
N but
Just a comment to the editors, what Trixie is saying is valid. Childbirth can take place in a variety of positions and it really is (or should be) driven by the comfort of the delivering person. Historically speaking, the current position we (Americans) use is for the ease of the doctors, not the delivering person.
I've given birth twice and, just for me, it was really validating to have Trixie speak on the current state of childbirth in our culture.
Also, those biological women turned some gorgeous looks this episode.
I was serching for this comment so I could like it
That's how Native American women do it all over the Amazon
apparently in ancient egypt the women squat cause there are bricks they step/squat on with spells/inscriptions for blessings and ease of delivery
THIS!!! fuck the doctor's comfort. this is why doulas are so important - to be an advocate for their patient, so the patient can't be bullied into anything they don't want, any so she can be given the best options for HER!
100% agree. while it’s important to work alongside a medical team in the case of an emergency i really feel like childbirth needs to revolve around the birth giver. it’s important to ensure they’re comfortable and ease any stress to help them have as easy of a labor experience that’s possible. when i’m older and possibly decide to have a child i’ll likely have a home water-birth with a doula.
"What have we learnt about pain?"
"It's in the eye of the beholder"
She isn't wrong
Your pfp is gorgeous
@@milkman4743 it's in the eye of the beholder
Lol im kidding thank you so much ❤️
It caused a lot of comments from my cousins
Makes sense bc beauty is pain
Giving birth in a squatting position was much less painful for me. In fact, I found that my period cramps were more painful than actual childbirth. However, I was in labor for 24 hours even after being induced. So, Trixie is right on the money.
Wow! 24 hours, respect!
I was in labor for 36+ hours ( I had a kidney infection too! )
It was becoming so unbelievably unbearable that I asked for a C-section because each contraction was pressing on my left kidney ( the bad one )! 😭
The nurse probably thought I was joking ( as if I was in the mood )...
She said « We don’t joke around with C-sections! It’s only when the baby or the mother is in danger ( or both )! »
All I got was a morphine shot in the butt cheek. Pfft!
Then, they did the epidural but THEY MISSED! I told the anesthesiologists but they didn’t believe me and put ice on my womb to test me. When they saw my reaction, they looked at each other like « Oops! », and gave me another one ( thankfully successful ).
Oh, the trauma! Therefore, she will be my only child and NOTHING will ever change my mind!!
@@catherinevaz6139 THEY SAID OOPS????
My aunt had 7 children, for the fourth's birth she yelled at the nurses and doctors to leave her be and that she could do it herself. she decided to have the last three at birth centers with midwives. She did have her husband get a vasectomy after they had the seventh.(6&7 happened even though she was on birth control) The oldest is 26 and the youngest is 8.
@catherinevaz6139 LORDY that is a hell of a story💀
Look at this growth. Trixie listening. She’s blossoming into a beautiful young woman. She’s so lucky to have a wise, sexy crone of a queen like Katya for a friend.
Tiny detail about this episode but when Katya's telling her story, the fact she says "Many moons ago" instead of "Many years ago" is undeniable proof she is a witch
I wouldn't be surprised if Katya practice witchcraft or various occult practices
I wouldn’t be surprised if we never saw witchcraft again
A mountain biking vampire witch from the future
@@migueldedios fuck 🍆 my 😺 with a rake 👩
I as a witch believe she is one to
“It is not a myth, That we like LADY GAGA, HONEEEY!” Love Trixie & Katya! ✨⭐️💝
"Creating an environment using lighting HONEY!"
Go into Pier 1 and buy the side table! 😂😂
One of my fave moments of this entire series
“I can’t wait to learn how to know Spanish”. Fucking great yo.
I pissed myself when katya said that , it was such a random ending that I just didn’t expect
@@bethanrossington2519 yeah, the random was so awarding
Comedy Gold
Bold to move onto Spanish before fully grasping English (jk)
the funny part imo is that Katya speaks spanish really well already
I love when they tell the same story from a different ep and Ron just reuses the editing like yes king we stan efficiency
I was in labour for 72 hours, and my epidural had fallen out. The anaesthetist was fixing it, when I needed to push. So he stopped.
I needed an episiotomy (aka a literal scissor to the vag) and the Dr thought the anaesthetist had fixed my epidural.
So they cut it.
With no pain relief.
I screamed like someone had just sliced into my vagina with no pain relief.
Because they fucking did.
Also it was *nothing* compared to gallbladder pain.
Omg! This is so similar to my experience! I labored for so long the epidural wore off (!!) and I felt the full force of the very strongest contractions. No episiotomy, but I tore (yep) and was fully hallucinating because of the BP meds I was on. But even considering ALLLLLL of that, I'd do that again before I'd go anywhere near gallbladder pain. The gallbladder easily, EASILY, outstripped anything I felt in labor.
I had a massive heart attack that nearly killed me about three years ago, crushing chest pains, arms, jaw, hand, the lot - gallbladder pain was still worse! But I think I’d still sooner do that than scissors to the vag if I had one! You did well to not kick the doctor in his throat!
My Mum experienced the same thing having me. I can't believe it's not somehow illegal lol. What an incredible woman you are. ♡
@@kirstywright5228 Im sure she could sue, but there's no specific law on the code hahaha its so weird
that was so wild i had to read it 3 times to fully grasp it 😭i’m so sorry that happened but i also now have a new fear of gallbladder pains lol
Pain is life without these ladies
@@jimillii9211 Everyday I wake up and thank God these two were born with xx chromosomes
@@jimillii9211 Their ovaries gave us life ❤
@@whome779ur pfp is such a mood
I had several bounds of kidney stone attacks from age 16 to 20 and still the worst pain I've ever felt is my period cramps every month.
Also I very much agree with Katya about not allowing anyone inflicting physical pain in relationships. I had a friend once who would occassionally slap me in the face "for fun" even though I told her I don't like that. We were in the same class so I couldn't just never see her again but I sure did stop talking to her and pretended she doesn't exist.
Girl same, I also had kidney stones and I’m currently in fetal position with period cramps and watching this. We are in this together.
If your cramps are that painful, you almost definitely have a condition. 1 in 10 women have endometriosis. I am no doctor, I just have multiple friends with endometriosis. So, you probably want to talk to a doctor about it.
@@zeeenno iean youre not wrong but the doctor will likely just be like 😷👍 idk maybe and send you on your way
Me who is looking up how to create homemade cbd vaginal suppositories for cramps because ill try anything: i feel that
You should have slapped the taste out of her mouth and told her that it was just for “fun”
I love how Katya's pronunciation of unhhhh is slowly improving but she's just not fully there yet
and she's so proud of herself!
Not mm, it's UNNHhh,
mm,
UUNN
trixie saying “i thought of that yesterday, i thought that would get you.” was so sweet.
Trixie: “ The dad has a trucker hat in and shorts”
katy: Is he naked?
Katya’s emotional trauma story discouraged me from trying drugs more than anything and anyone ever did in my whole life
Always remember her story. I've had it happen to me before too!! (Not the same story obviously but I've had a trip flash back and it was not fun. At all.)
When I think of Katya's negative experiences with drugs in the past, especially the one that really twisted her life up, I know for sure I don't want to do drugs. I can't recover. I'm not that strong. I'm a baby.
i don't think acid can be 'reactivated' because some people try to argue that it stays in your spine but that is a complete myth
@@lizzytatam3512 ok bit maybe its not the drug but the brain itself remebers this bullshit and does a rerun? Esp during sleep paralysis, weird shit
@@lizzytatam3512 it's definitely not the drug being 'reactivated.' It's the brain remembering certain things or instances. As someone that has unfortunately dropped acid way too many times, some of those moments come back to haunt me. But some of the funny ones come back too. But more often than not, it's the bad ones. (One time my sister and I and our friends were tripping balls and it was snowing. Like crazy. We walked to the gas station for snacks. My sister stepped off the sidewalk and stepped into a huge snow drift. She thought the ground swallowed her leg. While I pissed my pants in the middle of the street, she was traumatized. I would love to have that come back vividly more. It was a time.)
Never in my life would I have expected to learn so much about childbirth and the history of ob/gyn medicine in the comment section of two drag queens talking about stubbed toes and a hellish void of total darkness
The youtube algorithm: something that could interest you 𝓟𝓪𝓲𝓷
Edit: wtf never got so many likes on a comment
Wait, is it your first time seeing Unhhhh and this episode was recommended out of the blue?
Omg if this is your first time watching unhhhh ı recomend other episodes too, ıts very fun.
@@zulal9926 sadly I've seen like every episode already trice, would be awesome to watch them for the first time again though
@@Batcatrat me tooo, ı wish ı could have friends over so ı can do a rewatch with them but ms rona here is making it really hard for me
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trixies makeup is so stunning in this episode
“And I can’t wait to learn how to know Spanish” is criminally underrated.
could someone explain?
I deeply relate to Trixie coming home and staying in full drag just vibing and feeling the fantasy, also she's 100% correct about the birth position thing
Hadnt she said those exact same words about staying in drag before? Maybe in a previous episode? Have I lost my mind? I knew exactly what she was going to say as I watched it
@@giulialyra4895 she posted that part on instagram a while ago, i saw it there first and sent it to my friends like "lol it me"
@@Larucos oooohhhh youre righttt and I thought I was psychic or smth 😂😂😂
Lady's and gentlemen welcome to the stage *Katpiss Buttercream*
i was so expecting them to say that
The Incomparable
The Legendary…
The Dancing Diva herself.....
I wanted them to say that so much. So I paused it and said it myself 😂
“I got shit to do and that shit is shit.” - me next time I’m at Taco Bell
I don't know why, but the thought of Trixie and Katya leaving the drag on while chilling at home - that makes me very happy. These biological women are super talented at putting looks together, they should enjoy them!
Trixie's makeup here is literally so stunning
Fun fact: it's easier for the baby to come out when the woman is crouched. As our bodies evolved to become bipedal, the birthing canal became smaller so it's harder to push out the baby, and laying on your back does not help. Plus, hospitals are notorious for giving a chain of medicine that eventually make the doctor's perform a c-section. One hospital in NYC had an influx of c-sections at times when doctor's are scheduled to get off their shift (c-sections are faster so the doctor can go home)
That's the truth!!!
they can just decide to cut you open or not solely based on when they want to go home? i- WHt??? awesome i am so glad 😐
@@canigetawater they can’t :p the mom still has a say unless her life or the baby’s in danger
That's disgusting!!! Don't even get me started on the "husband stitch" and the misogynistic myth that a vagina gets looser after childbirth. Apparently the tightness goes back to normal after a couple weeks!!
This is unhhhh bestie
How have they not discussed this earlier, they are literally in pain.
"I do not understand why a woman would have a baby"
Me, only wanting to adopt: "same"
Me, childfree; same
It’s too bad that people, mostly women, get shamed for choosing to be childless or for choosing adoption over creating a new human with some of their own genetics. It’s no one’s business how you choose to build your family - or not - so just ignore those who feel the need to comment on your parental status. It’s definitely not for everyone. Do what’s right for you and don’t listen to anyone else; they aren’t living your life.
SAMEE I was like I don’t get the hype either lol
@@pinkmonkeybird2644 the worse part is your family pressuring you to have babies. Like Linda, have you met me? Hahahaha no babies
@@porbidapastelann Right, since high school ended and well life moved on. A whole bunch of my friends had a bunch of kids, even got partners. Now I know their lives more intimately because of messages or calls, to my family they see happy wife with happy husband and happy kids. Now why aren't you like them? If only they knew, they'd also know how annoying they sound. 😑
For all my polycystic sisters out there the rupturing of a cyst is THE worst pain imaginable, I haven’t heard from one person who’s had a cyst ruptured with a worse pain than that.
Sending love to all those in pain, cysters or not 🙏
No.. look up E.D.S. 🦓
But yes it's pretty horrible and scary when it happens
A f$&@ing men. I was scared of childbirth if a burst cyst was this bad. I was very pleasantly surprised and relieved to find out childbirth was NOTHING compared. I kept waiting for it to be even a fraction as painful. Never happened. Childbirth is like an orgasm compared to a cyst bursting. Easily.
The pain isn’t the worst part. It’s the heart racing faster than you think you can survive, the passing out, the extreme nausea that sometimes makes you vomit WHILE you have uncontrollable diarrhea and sweats so bad you soak through your clothes and drip on the floor. The first few times it happened I lay passing out on the bathroom floor telling myself “this is it. This is your last few moments and you’re too weak to call out to say goodbye”. I honestly thought childbirth was going to be worse than THAT. So yeah. That should put it in perspective.
I thought I was dying when it happened. I had no idea. My vision went black and I couldnt even call out for help. So freaking scary!
I have said “Go. Into. The. Pier. One. Buy. The. End. Table!” At least 50 times in the past 24 hours
i came looking for this comment
Are we not gonna talk about the old people biting into orange peels like it’s an apple 😫💀
I WAS WAITING FOR THIS
Ikr😭
I just want to say thank you for pointing it out cause god damn what the fuck😂💀
Truly haunting
Ahahahahahaah I am so glad someone else was equally horrified as I was 😆 😂
Pain is every second my eyeballs aren’t glued to these sumptuous human female ladies
factsss 😩
When I’m older, I want to have Katya’s style and wardrobe.
Shes gorgeous!!!!
@@ggibson262 yes! she’s everything I want to be when I’m 57🥰🤩
Why wait, just embrace the tender elderly chainsmoking lesbian in you today
I wanted her style when I was 17, I just didn't know the footwear existed!
“Piss right back Bitch” is probably the best advice Katya has ever given us
I love how Trixie thinks about things specifically to make Katya laugh
I've broken my nose, i've smashed my head open, but still the worst pain i've ever felt is period cramps
wait until the contractions start. once they're every 3 minutes .. it dawns on you the actual delivery is going to be even MORE PAINFUL 😱
@@emmapeel8163 im currently cutting my uterus out with a blunt knife
@@emmapeel8163 luckily I would rather die than be pregnant so I will never have to experience this
Same for me, and I don't even got endometriosis or polycystic ovaries syndrome (idk if that is the correct term in English), I heard it is so much worse for girls who have it.
@@Blorbobaggins endometriosis is a bitch, and the worst thing is that doctors don’t even know why it happens and how to treat it ://
i have wait so long for another “honeyyyy” moment. finally, inner peace.
I CAME AS SOON AS I HEARD
IS THIS A HAMILTON REFERENCE
AAAH I JUST HEARD
OH NO, I JUST HEARD :((((((
@@cristin6455 No it’s a Queens Who Like to Watch reference. It’s the episode where they watched Selling Sunset.
@@jthall1039 Oh really? Thank you I didn't know that
4:18 so we’re all gonna ignore that old guy taking a bite of the orange *through the peel*
noo the editing, trixie was actually speaking the truth about womens bodies for once haha!! yes we are definitely meant to give birth that way, the hospital way is just better for doctors, not for the women!!
not all women have female assigned bodies though and not all men have male assigned bodies as well
@@chlstn we're talking about misogyny, not transphobia. shut up and stop making everything about yourself for once
@@zlis4536 chill out, they weren't saying anything inaccurate and it's important to remember that not all woman can give birth (including cis women, I probably can't get pregnant because of health reasons), and not all people who give birth are women :)
@@zlis4536 two things can be true at once dude, no need to get so upset. Yes, there is a ton of misogyny in the medical community, specifically related to the topic of giving birth, and also some trans people give birth so these things do affect us too. That person was just giving a small reminder that not everyone who gives birth is a woman.
@@zlis4536 THANK YOU!!
Katniss Buttercream sounds like the name of a creepy pastry with Katniss' face drawn on it, that Peeta would create if she never married him
Omg stop 😂😂
Why is this so accurate 🤣🤣🤣
And then do the sex to it under a niche pornhub category
Katniss Krispy cream
I can’t get over how pretty Trixie is in this video! She looks like an actual Barbie!
“Go into the Pier 1. Buy the end table.” is my new theme song.
Yassss 🧏♀️
Is that from a song?
Can someone explain to me that joke? I am not American and I think I don't get it ☹️
@@blueyellowpapaya Pier 1 is a furniture website, but it sounded that she was singing an already existing song that I don't recognize
@@blueyellowpapaya pier one is a home decor store lol it was just trixie being silly
Let’s have a moment of appreciation for how good Trixie looks in this episode....
Thank you.
They have literally gone post verbal in the intro, as they said they would in Ep. 1
Came to say this and glad to see someone else already has 🙇
Katniss Buttercream - an unironically great drag name
Please welcome to the stage Katniss Buttercream
Katpiss is even better
She was so right about the birth position I once had a whole two hour lecture on it and the mortality and morbidity rates for births in the U.S. Our hospitality systems are set up as bed spaces that have timers and their so much everyone should read into. Like once you’ve surpasses a certain time frame your given drugs that induces labor which their are a lot of statistics about the risks which are too high. From a sociological perspective you can compare the popular birth systems around the world and how they compare. Once your done comparing you can that here we have a large population of hospitals births in comparison to other countries. It goes on and on 🤧Anyways love you ladies 🥰
And the kicker is you have to pay for the privilege. It’s all a money making thing over there. I had both my kids in the UK, delivered by a midwife in hospital, one on my hands and knees and one squatting. We even are allowed to have a birth plan so we can dictate how the Labour goes. And we only get an epidural if we really need one or need a C-section.
@@leamartin8392 wow! That’s awesome. Love that they did what was best for you. America is fucked
Trixie's makeup is STUN this episode
i just want to say i’m not sure what looks different (maybe the makeup or wig) but Trixie looks amazing 🥺 i love everything about this look
as a woman i’m with katya, giving birth sounds like literal torture hellscape disgusting experience and i personally never want to have a child but i have such insane respect for every woman who wants and has children thank you mother for having me but it ends here
I hated myself for a while, but I never got low enough to want to induce that kind of torture on myself.
Katya is slowly slipping back into saying mmmmhhh... Oh God, I love her
I clocked that as well, but I’m gonna let Katya live because it’s her show and not ours.
Okay, that Real Housewives ending was HILARIOUS.
I can't wait to learn how to know Spanish xD
Absolutely adoring both of their looks in this one 😍
Katya's dress is actually making noise on the mic - LEGEND
Katya is absolutely stunning. The hair, the makeup, the outfit, all amazing.
Trixie looks like a baby doll I had at age four. 😩❤
"Molly, you in danger girl"
🥳🥳🥳 Me everytime they quote Whoopi in Ghost 🥳🥳🥳
Yes! RIP Patrick Swayze❤
Their looks are so good? Like a Bookclub but when you're trying to show off
I just subscribed to you. Why the next video I watch, I find you there? (not complaining though)
@@mikevillegas9416 oh my god me too what the hell
OMG I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL
Heyyy it’s you! The guy!
Tracy wearing a bridesmaid dress from the 70s next to Katya wearing the contents of the cafeteria trash can is everything I never knew I wanted.
trixie’s ‘i thought of that yesterday and thought it would get you’ is everything
8:26 The extreme forehead close-up on the computer monitor from a past Brittany Broski video is 🔥🥇🛎️.
Katya is stunning in this video!
Trixie lookin like she should be collecting an Oscar 😍😍
didn’t know clowns could win oscars
@@erin9707 fine, a Primetime Emmy then 🤷♀️
@@erin9707 well, Joaquin Phoenix was nominated for interpreting one
@@erin9707 Bruh Heath Ledger literally won Best Actor for playing Joker. What are you on about
"ASK YOUR DOCTOR IF CANCELLING A DRAG QUEEN IS RIGHT FOR YOU"!!!!! The fandom is shooketh!!!
It’s always funny. I always love this show, but it’s extra nice to actually have episodes recently that I can really relate to...teachers/pain....I’m a retired Eng/ESL/Drama HS teacher and chronic pain patient for 18 yrs so this was interesting and super funny.
PS Trixie was correct about the best position for giving birth...not “ignorant” at all. I have 2 sons her age💖
This is wholesome❤️❤️
7:04 Ron’s voice ♥️
“If you were my fever demon, I’d thank God.” That’s really fucking sweet. 🥺
SO happy that local biological russian woman has been feeling 30 in her 40s due to her ✨breast augmentation✨
We need to take a second to appreciate how BEAUTIFUL trixie looks.
"Auhh, Trixie Mattel"
*Katya dying of laughter*
"Auhhhhh, Katya"
My mom was in labor for 40 hours when she was having my little brother, my second eldest brother was sideways and the doctor had to reach in to turn him the right way, and I was born in a bathtub while my mom ate a Whopper from Burger King. Crazy how wild birth can be.
trixie’s makeup looks SO GOOD in this episode
9:11 katya’s confusion at the man not also being naked is too good lmao
The way Trixie was right and women didn't actually used to give birth on their backs😂
I was watching past episodes and there was one where she said "I can't entertain that a woman can't have a baby at any age she wants" (and Katya was like "oh Nononononono") her knowledge on women's bodies is all over the place but I actually find it so funny.
I mean yeah like we don’t shit lying down why would we decide it’s smart to squeeze out a watermelon on our back 😂
I was impressed!
@@ahoward3503 that was like 100 episodes prior to this one, it could be that she has educated herself since.
If Disney makes a live action Hercules I need the two of them to play Pain and Panic
disney needs to 🛑 don’t give them these ideas
@@andreja9425 regardless next Halloween episode I vote Pain and Panic inspired looks
@Murren Kelly I’m with it and would like to see how they depict those characters in drag
@@andreja9425 Hell yeah
Trix diva. This makeup is 🔝
10:31
OH NOOO....THE MEMORIES ARE COMING BAAACKKKKKK AAAAAHHHHH
4:40 girl that Boston accent JUMPED out
The editing is a masterpiece.
This is amazing because despite Trixie being the farthest thing from a medical professional she is absolutely right about the most natural position for having a baby 👶
3:09 a ‘Die Cry Hate’ sign next to Paul Rudd’s portrait is the interior design I expect inside Trixie’s home
Can we talk about how GORGEOUS Trixie is lookin! 😍 This look is everything!!!!
Who noticed Tracy's drawn-on bottom lashes? Kinda cute 💅
ME!
UwU
I am amazed that it’s taken this long to do “pain”.
The "Die, Cry, Hate" sign is goals
I like how the 'Wow Help Me' bits are in the middle of the episode in this season. That might be because I have some sort of trauma, knowing the episode is about to end. But since this season I know that we have more to come and it makes me really happy.
10:11 trixie is actually not wrong about this lol
Trixie's intro line had me like Katya, this really is the show for stoners.
I just started this and Catpiss Buttercream already has me dead lmaooo
The days when being ancient actually pays off, and today was one of them. I gave a Trixie bird laugh when I saw the Carole King Tapestry album cover during her story. Well done.
I had to pause the video until I stopped laughing. (One of my favorite albums.)
I expected them to say, "welcome to the stage, katniss buttercream"