UNHhhh's Trixie Mattel and Katya on Pride and dealing with homophobic abuse

[@katieboucher7994]

this was the calmest conversation with the least amount of tangents i have ever seen from these two its a pride miracle

[@arieldominguez2905]

This is the anti-Unhhhh

[@danig.6454]

Fully agree 😂

[@Talk2WandaVision]

@@arieldominguez2905 love that comment

[@ithoughtyouwereamerican4474]

@@arieldominguez2905 the name for the anti-Unhhhh would be Trixie's scream "NO!!" from 0rgasm ep lol

[@rookieboii]

this is a brilliant comment lol

[@alissa379]

"im not sure I'm gay, but I know I'm a lesbian" is the best thing I've heard about attending a pride event

[@sleepvillainz]

@@kwonjiahn8389 SAME. I was convinced by people I was a lesbian, not a transman just because I didn't like straight men. I knew at a young age I was a gay transman but many people took advantage of my weakness to explore THERE own identities. It's horrific

[@janwig9347]

that's something you don't hear everyday!!!😂🏳️‍🌈

[@TheCalebMoline]

@@kwonjiahn8389 I’m so glad you and @sleepvillainz discovered who you are. ❤️ In my evangelical family, I was just “creative” and “sensitive,” and later on, I “struggled” with “same-sex attraction.” That conditioning really fucked me up (depression, addiction, suicidal ideation and several attempts) until I got actual (medical), affirmative healthcare (at 27). Evangelicalism is no joke. LGBTQ education would have saved me (probably all of us) from a lot of needless suffering. We have to keep fighting for little us’s to have access to acceptance, regardless of how vehemently bigots react. Everyone deserves to know who they are.

[@jerrysizzler44]

I'm not a lesbian but I know I'm gay. 🙃😁

[@fajarsetiawan8665]

@@kwonjiahn8389 Life be like, " so you want another twist, eh??"

[@Hannahbanana-dr1ci]

Every time Katya grabs Trixie’s hand or leg, my head automatically adds the buzzer edit effect from Uhhhnnhh 😂😂🤣

[@freckledone1073]

💥

[@zenithquasar9623]

Bzzzzzt!

[@TwiliiPrincess]

Literally 😂

[@toffermyc1999]

no cause same 😭

[@oldvlognewtricks]

UNHhhh is really conditioning us all to be a sleeper cell of Pavlovian assassins. The Dragchurian Candidate, anyone?

[@Ciela887]

The absolute audacity of Katya being THIS gorgeous.

[@guiilty368]

Ok fuck my drag -Trixie

[@Ciela887]

@@guiilty368 Haha don’t get me wrong, Trixie looks beautiful too, as always!

[@quangminhtran2916]

Ikr, and she's not wearing any makeup, her all natural face is beautiful.

[@abluemug]

I know! I wasn’t gonna watch the video but she looked so good I had to watch

[@vane1679]

Yasss diva firce hunty work it firce and work it fast!!!! I just love her in leather idk why😍😍😍

[@abdelkrim8599]

Katya not wearing any makeup is so brave of her

[@shiningheart20]

And nothing about Trixie going all natural, no make-up? Now that's brave

[@abdelkrim8599]

@@shiningheart20 c'mon trixie been doing that for months we are used to her bravery

[@johnpinegar8027]

And we love her for it.

[@royalstudies7367]

Our President.

[@Flourflour]

Hijack this to ask if anyone else only seeing top comments on ALL comments? This is weird

[@JulianCheslow]

Katya's explanation of consent maybe the the best I've heard in a while

[@upupina90]

it just is great

[@ethanpschwartz]

It bears repeating.

[@anntastic100]

💯

[@user-lw9ut2ms6m]

Katya’s fashion sense is immaculate

[@zengamer21]

Her wig is stunning

[@Catherine-lr3ul]

She looks GORGEOUS like STUNNING

[@fjorgyn7438]

I question her wig choices a lot of the time, but this is definitely a good look.

[@RNCHFND]

She's dressed as Kelly Mantle

[@victoredwardo9485]

I feel she change a little since she got painted by Pearl. Is more SheIn insta model and less swamp witch

[@neutralman9124]

As a gay man, there's nothing that make you feel more love than your straight friends wanting to fight homophobes for you. I wish it wasn't necessary to even think about, but it does make you feel good.

[@lucianaborinato2993]

I'm a cisgender heterosexual woman, and always support my gay, and Drag Queen friends, against homophobes, including the online homophobic trolls. I'm extremely protective of my gay friends!

[@noretreat151]

there would be so much ‘bitch slapping’ going on……. I would ball- out (edited for community guidelines)

[@Ra-thesunking]

✨💖🙏

[@marialindell9874]

799/800 likes

[@love-ip7sz]

I wish I had that. Honestly I feel like most people have been very dismissive of the existence of homophobia even. Like my friend saying "no one cares" really agitated me, If you want to say YOU don't care that's fine, but stop trying to make it seem like no one cares because then it implies when people acknowledge the existence of homophobia they are being dramatic. It's such gaslighting I feel.

[@myno.666]

Katya gets hotter and hotter with every second that happens in life

[@batsybatsybats_]

Dad, if you call her Katya, does that mean that we have to address her specifically as Yekaterina Petrovna Zamolodchikova?

[@kui_maina]

Omg dad i see it too.

[@Boilingfrogg]

Stop lying to yourself

[@lgran79]

As a female id be scared of being stuck in an elevator with a rugby team...i feel your anxiety Katya...

[@nanamiharuka3269]

One time I went to a relationship/sexual abuse seminar in college where it was me and two other women in a room full of college football players (they were required to attend) and yeah similar feeling but I thought it was a very positive experience for the players to have and hear

[@nb-user25]

Yes!!! I would walk out before the doors closed just in case. Or pull out my phone and start recording just in case. I’m college if I was out at night and a group of guys were walking towards me, I would cross the street to not get hassled.

[@Andre00x]

Most Rugby players are secretly gay...so you should be fine.

[@lemonz1769]

I’d be too tempted to stare at their rears

[@brookevangelderen704]

Unless it's a womens rugby team then you're with the lesbians so you're fine. (I'm a lesbian rugby player)

[@pinguprice5480]

I'm glad they brought up the issue in the UK. I'm happy my family is super supportive but they get confused why I feel so uncomfortable on nights out or when I would even hold my boyfriends hand because the UK are not as kind to the LGBTQ+ and it shows a hell lot more when drunk.....just because the racism, sexism and homophobia/transphobia doesn't hit the news for the UK does not mean it doesn't exist; it is very much alive and I can feel its getting worse

[@petekdemircioglu]

No place really is; its Unfortunately which one is least hostile…

[@mg-lp8sj]

I definitely agree. The UK has a very much “if we don’t talk about it, it isn’t happening” vibe. So all the racism, sexism, homophobia, etc, is very much swept under the rug and NEVER addressed! It’s so heartbreaking to feel everything getting worse and knowing nobody is trying to change anything, but gaslighting the general public into thinking we’re imagining it :(

[@pinguprice5480]

@@mg-lp8sj It is very don't talk about it. Like I said I do feel blessed with a supportive and safe family; even so its almost awkward to always bring up who I'm seeing who I have seen etc and even any 'LGBTQ+' subject. I do not take any points off my family for that because again the way the UK runs just makes them feel it shouldn't be as normal a topic as the rest. The amount of times I hear 'each to their own' which most of the time translates to 'don't bring any of that near me'....

[@pinguprice5480]

@@alantes whilst I agree that has been a problem the issues have happened before all that and persist past all that. They weren't the beginning of these issues but unfortunately in some areas they have added to it but are not the cause of it

[@1bwash]

it's because bullying works. in the US, particularly in cities, you can't be homophobic. you'll either lose your job or someone will fck you up. it's definitely different in home life and rural areas, but like Trixie said, it's so spread out in the US. You have to go to cities to be successful or even just to go to a decent bar. Some loser on the street might say a gay slur, but they're not going to do anything because they know they can't get away with anything beyond that.

[@SoBethSaid]

Katya looks GORGEOUS here. So so beautiful.

[@louiseb6111]

She’s got the most gorgeous mouth. Shape, lip size and plumpness, teeth. The lot. Just stunningly beautiful. And her make-up is less drag like and more glamoured up woman! She’s very good at it! And I’m not jealous of her plump lips at all. At all. 😏🥰They’re just a great pair of ladies and I’ll watch anything they’re both a part of bc they have such a great friendship. Unhhh is my church!!! 🤷‍♀️😂

[@kab9706]

So gorgeous. Her style gets better and better as well 💝

[@dearjessie83]

She reminds me of Madonna circa 1998 here

[@Catherine-lr3ul]

She looks soooooo BEAUTIFUL as she does always honestly and I gotta say this look plus the tattoos 😭 plus the eye makeup 😭 OMG

[@route66ally]

them being sat down for a somewhat serious interview is so unusual, yet I loved it as always

[@trevorkalis1946]

Thanks for saying the stuff about consent at pride. I’ll never forget being at pride when I was 15/16ish and some old man grabbing my ass. And then following me around. Didn’t realize it was assault until later. Definitely needs to be said, ASK FOR CONSENT!

[@sisronweasley2074]

That's horrible! Sorry you had to go through that.

[@butasimpleidiotwizard]

Unless they're clearly teenagers in which case just leave them alone, like if you're an old guy you should easily be able to recognise who is too young for you I'm sorry that weirdo decided that didn't matter to him, some people have gotta realise it's not about them

[@rileynatalie]

I hate this for you. My son is that age now & he gets constant inappropriate DMs from older men on IG all the time. He doesn’t even post anything suggestive of him being gay but he’s constantly harassed by these old creeps calling him a twink & offering him money for nudes. Totally inappropriate & unwarranted for a 15yr old boy.

[@Corbomite_Meatballs]

@@rileynatalie Make sure you report them. There's way too much spam and sock puppet accounts on various social media that makes even a minimal amount of time on it suck. Ultimately, it may not do anything in terms or the platforms or the almighty algo, however it might also stop someone from being harassed or taken advantage of.

[@Blakiedoo]

@@rileynatalienot to be that person but if ur son is not posting anything remotely gay he wouldnt be getting dms from old men💀 ur son is either entertaining these old men’s creepy thoughts (which i 100% did as a young gay teen) or he’s truly posting his twinkness for the world to see and its just inevitable. i know its problematic but we gotta be real, young gay men are susceptible to this stuff

[@SophhpoS30]

Katya smile every time she says “money” 😬 1:48 is my favorite. I can be in the worst mood and Katya always makes me smile.

[@ekaterina_shum]

She does the same money smile in the Red Scare collection reveal on Trixie’s channel

[@peepo2560]

she's just so cute

[@sigh9913]

WOWOWOW Katy’s looks amazing. I love this style on her.

[@arieldominguez2905]

I can't believe she looks that good whit out any makeup

[@lll000l00o]

it kinda gives her pearl transformation

[@bobbiobanion7706]

I'm living for kaytas milf era, Claire St Clair , if you will. she reminds me of a young mom who's kids are almost grown and she's young enough to live it up.

[@praalgraf]

very entertained by trixie referring to herself as a small business

[@johanvajse8410]

she is - Trixie Cosmetics is one she has also opened a bar and a motel

[@SwtBeat]

@@johanvajse8410 I think this may be commentary from another video Trixie did with Katya where she jokingly asks "what if I called my 🍆 small business" - it was from their UNHhhh series, which is HILARIOUS btw

[@Corbomite_Meatballs]

@@johanvajse8410 And touring, which depending on size may employ a small band, or an entire stage show troupe.

[@joel2856]

I was born male (in the UK) and I've bought my first 2 dresses to wear I public as myself (not in a wig or drag) and I'm trying to build up the courage to wear them as I'm not in the most gay-friendly areas of the UK - thank you for raising the issues and fear that some LGBTQ+ people have :)

[@annarajala578]

Wishing you best of luck! I hope you feels safe and beautiful wearing your dresses!!

[@halm1773]

Sending you love, from a UK gender bender !! Rock those dresses 💛

[@alexysq2660]

*@Joe L* ...💗💖💗....

[@kate.d024]

As an individual from rural Alabama, I would lay my life on the line for Trixie & Katya. Period.

[@AStudyInAmber]

Same. "Y'all" means all!

[@HollyLSherrod]

Same

[@shelbydennis6252]

Same 💕

[@beardpandaa]

I think many men are taught that violence is a way to protect themselves and defend their masculinity. I think it's a fight or flight response to people who already resort to violence to confront their fears. I think it can be sad and speaks to the fragility of identity for someone who never had to confront their selfhood when challenged (fragile masculinity as a concept). If you have to have to confront that at an early age like us out queer people, you learn early that the stability of your identity only depends on your ability to accept yourself and not on the opinions of those around you or society's expectations. That's not always true for all queer people but I think it puts us at an advantage in that way to get started earlier on being able to confront our identity sooner. Some people never form a distinct personhood or come to understand identity and just conform to what's expected of them. Some people just fit in to what's expected of them, are never challenged, and never have to think about identity in that way.

[@jbshiva865]

Patriarchy is a HELL of a drug...

[@BurningHellz]

i think you're spot on with this comment

[@josemariaalamo8919]

I just love your comment, I wanna be able to read it every once in a while.

[@barsxsalicia]

Not just for males tho. I’m bisexual and mostly feminine. Whenever I go to straight clubs with my boyfriend, I have a very violent mindset. The girls are all so competitive and toxic, I have to either act the same way even thought I could careless about their “man”. OR I become very “YASSS QUEEEN!” Just to be accepted by them, so they don’t take me as a threat. But when I’m in a lgbt+ club, I feel so free and nonviolent, I can just be happy and be myself. 🤷‍♀️

[@freudiannipslip]

This is such a wonderful, insightful comment. I'm glad to have read it.

[@blackensky]

As a Glaswegian I'm so sad to hear about Katyas experience in Glasgow. Scottish people are genuinely known for being super friendly and kind, but I totally get the experience of coming across a group of drunken guys (or NEDS as we call them: 'Non-Educated Delinquents') late at night can be frightening, even for us locals!

[@XxstardropzdreammxX]

I appreciate the term NEDS & feel like it needs to be used in more places 😂

[@janejanejaney]

It's not just neds though tbf. I've dealt with plenty of middle to upper class people on nights out or hanging out with family/ friends who get a kick out of mocking or questioning the existence of queer people. I find them especially annoying bc they can't blame hostile environment or lack of education for their ignorance, which is typically the case for folk you might call neds. Comfortable people are just bored of their lives and resent themselves for it, so they like to subjugate non-boring people for entertainment and ego.

[@rirerose]

Not trying to brew an argument or anything, but I was in Scotland way back in 2004, and the kids there were rotten. We were told that bullying was a real issue. Those kids would be in their late 20's right about now, and I can just picture them being the type of people Katya spoke of.

[@richiethev4623]

@@rirerose hey in 2004 America was also really rotten with bullies in particular all over Southern Cali so those kids age range's now 21-36 yes bullying was rotten ripe from grade school all the way up to high school but nowadays programs for anti bullying have been reinforced and a strong stance has happened. It's a turtle pace change but at the very least it's happening and I can say it's working because as someone who is 33 with a ten yearold son who got bullied for a rapid short period and when my sisters(his auntie's) n' nana steeped in with the school(they didn't let me go with them because they know I have a short fuse and will get loudly ghetto so yeah that is why I avoided going) they properly handled the situation with his school along with the bully and my son no longer gets bullied much better day's🌈💯🤗 I hope someday the school system in Glasgow would do something similar because trust my words the anti bully program does work and is extremely affective...

[@butasimpleidiotwizard]

@@janejanejaney they don't do it because they resent themselves they do it because they think they're better than everyone else and no one ever taught them otherwise when they were young enough to learn, they think it's funny and that people who are different to them don't matter, the consequence their behaviour has on the people they harass doesn't matter to them because they genuinely don't believe it's important or worth caring about. They aren't really suffering for their actions which is frustrating to admit but it is true, the only way to make them suffer is to make the people they bully matter.

[@luiggicastillo2944]

Katya is rocking that Shakira wig. I love it

[@ninalove3044]

The hatred towards us in the LGBTQIA+ community is heartbreaking to me. I can say that it sometimes comes from those who wish they could be a free and in love with themselves as we are!

[@balenciaugust6342]

@@stevennguyen4993 it’s almost as if Pride was curated to include all walks of life from all communities to gather together in their authenticity and not be judged. After being silenced, either socially or put to death for being gay, Pride is for everyone to be loud and proud about who they are. As you said, most people are private about their personal lives (which I’m sure you said that to focus the value of “privacy” onto straight people who want gays to be quietly gay) but the thing is, behind closed doors, regardless of sexuality or gender, people are doing things that you wouldn’t approve of if they were made public. Everyone has a right to be loud and proud about who they are, it’s not gay peoples responsibility to make straight people comfortable and it’s not straight peoples responsibility or right to choose how gay people express themselves. You can simply mind your business or at least be educated if you’re going to insert yourself into a persons life

[@stevennguyen4993]

@@balenciaugust6342 No. Compared to your innocent reframing of pride as the inclusion of all walks of like, the actual celebration of pride is the absurd hypersexuality of those who are outside heterosexual tendencies. Again, butt cheeks, chokers, leather straps, and waving your tongue between two fingers is not a "curation to include all walks of life." Public pride events is not a place I'd want to bring my 5-year-old cousin to and tell them "this is what gay is, this is what gay represents, and being gay means you can do this and no one can stop you."

[@jonevan580]

@@balenciaugust6342 well said 👏🏻

[@ninalove3044]

@@balenciaugust6342 Well said indeed! 💪💪💪💗💗💗✌️✌️✌️

[@Ray03595]

@@stevennguyen4993 well said steven. unfortunately many of us were not able to adequately express ourselves in our youth and find the need to act out our adolescents in adulthood. I was in DC just this weekend visiting family and it was pride weekend. The amount of butt cheeks in public was just trashy, and unneeded. People also have a right to not expect nudity in public. Not sure what any of that has to do with pride anyways.

[@LovelyNayru]

8 minutes wasn’t enough of this!! I need more queer icons discussing these kinds of experiences; it’s illuminating, melancholy, and beautiful

[@mikuenjoyerXD]

Melancholy how?

[@fatskinnyguy66]

@@mikuenjoyerXD When you think about the queer experience aren't you filled with a sense of sadness as you ponder why things are the way they are for a lot of us? no? Just me?? ok.

[@KimaAli]

Trixie is so brave to sit next to someone so stunning. I admire her courage

[@Waevform]

These two are always brilliant and this is the most “serious” thing I’ve seen them do together

[@alexysq2660]

i always carry my smallish but sharp-pointed knife with me - cleverly ( ?? ) sheathed in a small plastic shop bag - when going out of an evening in ( my home town ) LDN, sad enough to have to say ... or to *do* 😔....

[@moonlightbae5425]

What Katya said about glasgow is kinda true, I’m a gay guy (sometimes dress kinda fem but not overly) and me and my friends get shouted at sometimes so I can imagine why they told her to not walk to the venue

[@johanvajse8410]

I was glad Katya kept saying that it was unsafe after the interviewer tried to make light of it. It seems like he wanted her to laugh along and say "yeah the States are much worse." Ignoring it doesn't help

[@moonlightbae5425]

@@johanvajse8410 yeah I’m sure there are places that are waaaay worse than here but it still goes on sometimes, the Uk in general and particularly places in Scotland have a very toxic masculine “lad” culture which is very scary to be around if you aren’t a straight person

[@dusssss631]

@@moonlightbae5425 it is very baffling to see sometimes as an outsider.

[@dkatzism]

@@johanvajse8410 Seems like bashing the States is a favourite activity, but these biological women held their ground and rightly pointed out that it's a big enough country that it depends where. It is a shame that a place like Glasgow has made a name for itself in this way.

[@rsmith6366]

@@moonlightbae5425 Or a man.

[@You-cm2lh]

I’m glad they touched on the reality of queer people, especially trans/non-binary presenting people

[@jerrysizzler44]

"My band made me go to a straight bar, have a flight of beers and watch BMX. And I felt violent. So I think it's kind of similar." Trixie keeping it fair and real as always haha.

[@lanaholic3015]

am I the only one but I can’t stop looking at Katya She looks beautiful

[@leahmurphy8928]

I'm from rural Alabama, a lot of us love you and would be happy to have you here! There's plenty of hate, but its usually indoors by people you know or that go to your church, not random strangers you walk by. That AJ & the queen bar scene of the Rupaul wet tee-shirt contest is actually pretty accurate, if it had happened here!!!!

[@upupina90]

wow. I am glad they discussed about feeling not safe and how they deal with this. that's so interesting to hear that from gay icons.

[@tonny2202]

YAY! Thank you Katya. I booked you for that show in Copenhagen and you were AMAZING. Incredible performance and you are a sweetheart

[@smoothblink]

this was actually a really cool series of reflections, thank u queens

[@hoobslice]

As someone from Scotland, it’s definitely fair for Katya to feel unsafe here 💀

[@ava-tf1ni]

Katya looks absolutely stunning omg

[@ruraldog2617]

Damn as a queer folk from the uk it felt validating to hear katya say she doesnt feel safe there. People here come across so friendly but when it concerns LGBTQ+ people it's so hit and miss you just feel like you can't trust shit.

[@cheappurposes2904]

A few years ago I was watching Trixie's insta stories and the next ones were of a popular Miami barber I used to follow. Coincidentially he was recording Trixie walking right outside of his shop in full drag; they were laughing loudly and calling her names. In the last story the guy zoomed in, Trixie looked at the camera and walked away in silence with a sad look on her face. That was a very shocking thing to witness and I remember thinking: she's white, she has money and fame and she could still get hate-crimed at any moment just for existing while queer.

[@nelsonth]

Ugh. Some straight guys are so toxic

[@michellete8545]

I’m so sorry to see this and fuck that barber. It’s such a disappointment to like someone and then see them be such bigoted assholes.

[@nickyb932]

trixie is a poc

[@jazzminwhite4228]

It doesnt matter the race, at the end of the day, hate is hate, and it will spread like wild fire because people have no jobs or hobbies and love to just be rude and spiteful

[@cheappurposes2904]

@@jazzminwhite4228 I'm mentioning the race to point out that there is a scale of privilege that can be granted or overruled depending on the severity of the "crime" commited against the patriarchal system which I think is interesting.

[@tabularasa]

Great interview, this might be the most honest and laid back I've ever seen this duo

[@jazrei9441]

Their podcasts are similar to this

[@kathleenuclear]

omg I have also seen Joan Jett live and I got so lucky to be right in front of her, she constantly made eye contact with me while singing. IT WAS WILD she is literally a legend and she was LOOKING AT ME!! SINGING TO ME!! and her stare is so intense she makes you feel like the only one there. I am so happy Trixie and I share that experience.

[@jamesscalise4990]

I feel like people in the UK can be quite polite but express all of their evil through alcohol and tabloids

[@richardpoole9793]

Lol. Spot on.

[@avggamer86]

This is the same country that waged wars all across the world. Inflicting itself everywhere they went

[@barrytaylor1642]

Absolutely that’s England

[@megan-1600]

We’re just like everyone else. The idea that we are more polite is bollocks. Definitely agree with Katya that it is scary to be gay in the UK.

[@rhysgarner8677]

Select areas it would seem, but in Wales, I’ve never really felt unsafe whether it’s just a general gathering or on a night out or even if it’s a day of some form of sports and there’s a big event in Cardiff.

[@Lunabandit]

oh yeah katya is completely valid in not feeling safe in the uk. lad culture is so ingrained in this place

[@Ayoutubeaccount3]

oi oi geezer

[@kulera]

What culture?

[@pbee.njayay444]

@@kuleraUK version of American douchebros

[@slaturwinters1828]

@@kulera Apparently, people behaving like uncivilized animals is a culture.

[@belleomalley1022]

Aus too I feel.

[@a03mr]

I was at that pride in Copenhagen and Katya was absolutely the headliner :)) So glad she enjoyed it too ! It was a great show:,)

[@LittleMissMorningstar]

I love when Kayta shows off her tattoos.

[@lilyjo3248]

so nice of these biological women to speak out about lgbt issues, what great allies!

[@mahoushoujo7278]

I love it how they identified them as UNnnh personalities than Drag Race 🤣

[@rachelw1076]

It's bizarre to see Katya clutch Trixie's hand without the zappy electric static that the editors usually add!

[@AbsolPowers]

"while joan jett, who was like 60 at the time" had me laughing because Joan Jett is hardly 60 NOW lmao

[@alexandraw.4012]

I am so glad I have never felt that kind of hate towards anyone. What a horrible way to live! It makes me want to cry thinking that someone could literally fly into a rage over a HATING a person's differences?! Whether it be gender, race, etc., or even who one chooses to love. I really hope that those types of people find their way because there's a lot of love out there to be had! Why add to the hate? 💜

[@Bridgetcbarry]

Them instinctively bringing themselves back on topic like they’re on uhnnn by just say “hey but pride-“

[@josevillanueva8173]

Anyone clock the fly on the window at 7:00? It found you Trixie! 😂

[@Wyster]

I accidentally came out to my mom and brother a week or so ago… my brother was being homophobic. Saying something about how he wouldn’t go to a gay person’s wedding. And I just felt so hurt and offended and before I realized it I said “well I’m bi. Would you not come to my wedding if I marry a woman?” And he said “no, I’d come to yours, but I’d sit in the back.” And he was serious. I feel lucky to have the support of my mom. She doesn’t do the warm and fuzzy emotions thing. She would never be one of those moms at a pride parade. But she’s very vocal when she doesn’t like something, and she was silent. My coming out story is so much better than a lot of people’s, and I feel grateful for that. But I think the shock of not only my brother’s blatant rejection and accidentally coming out like that I’m just kind of off kilter. Not great. It helps to watch videos like this, and I love these two fine gentle ladies. I try to remind myself that I can be quietly proud and not outwardly talk about it even though I’m technically out now. And that’s okay. Anyway, sorry. Blabber mouth.

[@jennabeanz]

im so sorry that was their reaction! u deserve better. many would and will love u just the way u are

[@slaturwinters1828]

Walk away and never look back, they dont love you, and dont deserve you putting time into helping them grow. F*ck em all! BE FREE!

[@NuntawatPisaisawat]

Please upload the full version day-until-noon interview, I do really enjoy both of them so much!

[@EricAllen8494]

They are the MOMENT, EVERY MOMENT ♥️

[@ktswing88]

‘It was a small town, Copenhagen’ - literally a capital city lol

[@janenaj1]

It twas a joke

[@sandra-jones]

Man, Katya is the shit!! So beautiful, so funny and such a nice person. Damn near perfect!

[@SuperOMGFTWBBQ]

Provincetown is one of the most magical, open, accepting, inclusive, beautiful towns I’ve ever been to. I have a summer vacation home in cape cod and I make an effort to visit Ptown every year. This year, they had carnival, which they haven’t had in a while due to covid, and it was AMAZING. First time ever being there for it and it was literally the most eccentric and spectacular day I’ve ever had. I always recommend people put it on their bucket lists

[@ChrisMinusHumour]

I am a gay from Scotland and my straight friends sometimes tell me I am crazy to be cautious of homophobic people. They think homophobia is gone and gay people have no worries. The reality is Scotland has some negative attitudes to gay and trans people.

[@Boilingfrogg]

A phobia is an irrational fear of something.

[@ChrisMinusHumour]

@@Boilingfrogg wow congratulations on knowing the definition of a phobia. Homophobia is a culturally produced fear or prejudice against gay people. It is not clear what your point is.

[@slaturwinters1828]

Youre just ignorant and sheltered bud, please be safe.

[@ChrisMinusHumour]

@@slaturwinters1828 Certainly not ignorant and I was not sheltered growing up either. You plucked both of those out of nowhere. I think you are projecting 🤭

[@WCYUM]

I would love to hear more stories like this from them ❤️‍🩹

[@SM-vr8dz]

They look amazing! Love the shout out to lesbians from Trixie!

[@sophiab7368]

I went on a date with my then boyfriend, we were gonna get Japanese food and the go hang out at a bar and listen to the live bands. On the way to the Japanese place we walked past some queen’s on their way to a gig. I was like ooh pretty clothes, and this one brought backup hair and I turned to my then boyfriend to say about how much I liked their outfits only to find him on the other side of the street. We broke up pretty much right after that date. I dunno what he was so damn scared of.

[@slaturwinters1828]

YIKES!!!!!! Hes probably ashamed of being gay. Seeing you be so accepting when hes a bigot made him feel scared. A total looser waste of time; youll find better.

[@jonathansosa2302]

"its not as sexy as you imagine" as the nun passes behind Katya lolol

[@ddjackso26]

Not Katya being that kid you can’t take anywhere and Trixie giving her the mom eyes… like girrrl, don’t start no international incident😂😂😂 or “f” up the gig 💴. Swear Katya is me, what comes up, comes out. Love this interview. Love love love ❤️!!

[@annaselbdritt7916]

Katyas fave pride being the CPH one made me feel a surge of national pride like never before

[@louisebeisheim]

Same girl 🇩🇰🏳️‍🌈

[@cookieslarue3023]

I feel like they think we wouldn’t want them to be this chill and casual for their show but idk, the vibes here are immaculate

[@michiMF]

Watching a clip of Katya in Copenhagen doing freakin flips and p poppin splits……meanwhile in Austin present day I’m watching her get dragged around stage, I think she was asleep!! 🤣🤣🤣 love it 🥰🤸🏼‍♀️

[@chicagosusieq8548]

The sight of anyone in drag triggers pure joy in me!🥰

[@shaunawright]

at NYC comic con there are big signs that say cosplay is not consent. a message very relevant to pride and drag cons too

[@mc23243]

They look so stunning! I love Katya’s rock outfit

[@w.samanthahaase5584]

Who could not love these queens?!

[@aurska4061]

Now I can’t unsee Katya standing in the middle of an elevator in full glam trying not to get clocked by a bunch of rugbymen breathing down her neck. 😓

[@richcampbell6808]

Rugby players are gay friendly and teddy bears. Don't stereotype.

[@mojochay]

@@richcampbell6808 didn't you just stereotype with that comment? 💀

[@melellellie]

She's shared this story before. They pulled at her hair/clothes so clearly it was an unsafe situation for her. Maybe you shouldn't minimize her experience by defending Rugby players.

[@jorgehenriquez5808]

Trying ?! HAHAHGHAHAHAHAHH dead

[@rebelbumscum]

It’s so heartening to hear Trixie call out the rampant transphobia and hate directed towards non binary people in the UK. If someone from America has to point it out then you know things are bad…

[@jamesb4729]

You go out wanting to draw attention to yourself and then complain when you get negative attention. You only want affirmation and positive attention, not gonna happen.

[@jlhn]

@@jamesb4729 Karen, calm down; the only person wanting attention here is you, so, now you have it girl, you can go and play outside

[@Alice-gr1kb]

@@jamesb4729 I’m trans and I don’t want attention, positive or negative. I don’t think most of us do. Id rather everyone mind their business and not worry about me.

[@aimeeinkling]

@@jamesb4729Gross. I hope in the year since you made this comment, you've grown the eff up.

[@Travmann777]

@@jamesb4729 you sound like a rape apologist, Mr “Well what was she wearing?”

[@DC-sd1lw]

Awww Katya you look so gorgeous! My chihuahua will protect you in the uk! He doesn’t have a gun but his cuteness can kill at 10 feet

[@theslitherysylvie4010]

I heard Katya say "Haters d1e mad" and I try so much to live by that idea- to live above the BS. This has been very difficult during pride this year in the States, because there has been so much h@te. I hope everyone stays strong and safe!

[@geneventide5314]

These two! They both brought up some important topics

[@vaik5944]

Katya is SO TALENTED !!!

[@AlexaBellaMuerte]

Trixies earrings are awesome

[@Catherine-lr3ul]

Katya always looks gorgeous and in this look she is glowing!!!!!

[@MacroMiaCO]

I can't stop looking at Katya WOW she loos so amazingly beautiful.

[@PeculiarAxolotl]

Oh my god. I was there in 2017 at the Copenhagen Pride watching Katya. It was fucking amazing.

[@benjyzarko]

having just gotten a lot of hateful comments and accusations of pedophilic / grooming behavior due to organizing a drag brunch .. whew there is something going on out there, be safe bbz, happy pride

[@SimplyDivineTV14]

6:58 omg i thought that bug on the the window was a rat or something climbing the rail 😭😭

[@shannonscott7075]

Side note - the black lab walking up those stairs is having the best day of their life

[@nidhalkmira8777]

I like how trixie still call herself a smalll business

[@PokhrajRoy.]

I’m happy to see them together because I LIVE for their reactions to Netflix shows.

[@Krogertht]

This is the look for Katya. Slayyy

[@mrdompaul]

OBSESSED with Katya’s look

[@neilwaldock6272]

Props to the black lab walking up the steps.

[@shysensei]

katya is genuinely so BEAUTIFUL she looks so young

[@ellishilario707]

I was distracted by a huge fly on the window at 7:30 lol

[@lauramobsby434]

That is a massive fly!

[@eltbeast9841]

Why does Katys LOOK SO GOOD DAMN She really slayed the girls today

[@jhonathanzaldivar4691]

Trixie is right, in miami wyndwood pride is new and their budget was massive and they charged $70 per person lol then Wilton pride is alot bigger but only $10 donation lol

[@ListigerJunge]

You charge people for pride in the US??

[@studiogemineye2526]

you guys pay for pride ??????????

[@PamsPrettyPlants]

This is the first I’ve ever heard about paying for Pride, that is so exclusionary :(

[@jhonathanzaldivar4691]

@@PamsPrettyPlants unfortunately miami is a city where you have to pay for everything and it’s all expensive. The only one you don’t have to pay is south beach pride but that’s because their drinks are like $25 for like a vodka soda. 😭

[@jhonathanzaldivar4691]

@@studiogemineye2526 yup :( the only free one is south beach pride but the drinks are mega expensive most people drink before going or pay for the VIP unlimited drinks. South Florida is very expensive for everything.

[@iamtheeshine]

those fucking bleeps are 500% louder than the vocals jesus christ my head almost exploded

[@Kellyeeeee]

I swear Katya is aging in reverse. These two are securing the bag and looking better than ever.

[@annasmith7819]

Omg so inspiring to see Trixie let Katya talk for so long

[@skyelala07]

Katya looks so gorgeous it’s unfair❤️😭

[@danieljthornton]

“And I felt violent” me, at any pub I go to in Australia 😂

[@CHEEKY_MONKEY]

to me who lives in a violent place, simply going out and walking on the sidewalk in my boys clothes already gives me anxiety

[@jeffreyaddington]

came back to this video again, katya looks stunning😍

[@harleyduguid6366]

Amazing video, love Trixie and Katya! I have to say tho it was kind of a reality check for me watching this. I want to live and work mostly in the UK if I can but I sorta just realised that I'm only accustomed to my local homophobes/transphobes in Australia. Here, I know where I can go for help, I always have friends I can call if I feel unsafe and I'm finally able to walk past coppers without having a damn near panic attack. Now I guess I'll have to prepare to amass and transfer all that knowledge again for every new place I go to. Can't wait /s. Hopefully people might be a bit nicer and more accepting by the time I start travelling abroad.

[@lilmistermoi]

I’m from Glasgow, it isn’t as bad as they make out. Plus our queer scene is thriving x

[@butasimpleidiotwizard]

As an Aussie who's family is from the UK and has travelled there quite a lot it really isn't noticably worse than in Australia, some places obviously are worse than others but generally people mind their business unless you're dressed super outrageously, and even then you'll get some people yelling at you but the threat of violence isn't more than it is over here. Transphobia is definitely worse to be fair, I've never witnessed any street harassment but the laws around trans people are nore discriminatory, so if that's a concern for you it might be worth waiting and assessing how things go, but general homophobia isn't that bad. The worst stuff stems from lad culture which while I don't know if there's an Aussie equivalent term we definitely have a similar culture here, if you can handle that you'll be fine in the UK

[@harleyduguid6366]

@@lilmistermoi Yeah I mean as with anywhere, I did kinda figure that it depends on exactly where in a select place you are and when you are there. Just the same as someone may feel that level of fear or insecurity where I live but I wouldn't necessarily agree from my personal experience.

[@Metaphoreign]

@@lilmistermoi that was my impression as an American hippie/punk art student when I was there -- seemed like the punk/goth/queer scene was quite alright and I felt safe walking around at night as a teenage girl. But then again I also felt safe walking around Boston at night.