MRS KASHA DAVIS | Give It To Me Straight | Ep25

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[@GreenGayYT]

Here to find out what deep dark secrets Maddy uncovered about our dear mother Mrs Kasha Davis

[@GeraldoHenderson-qh9jq]

Bro same 😂😂😂. It's par for the course at this point lol

[@TheDopekitty]

It's so fun seeing another drag race youtuber following and commenting

[@arcadialoll]

She had cadaver on her closet..

[@venti9925]

Aka. The closest thing to journalism channels like you will ever pertain to. Why don't you go use your platform to fight Sharon and Sherry. Thanks

[@Alex-vd6ve]

Same Same 😊❤

[@loganvaught]

Maddy is the PERFECT interviewer. She manages to dive so deep and is so fantastic at finding the right moments for sincerity and for silliness. Maddy has found a way to be such a shining star in the LGBT+ community while being straight. She uplifts so many voices in such a respectful way without making it about herself. I really really respect Maddy Morphosis and will always tune in to a Give it to Me Straight !!

[@taylorbarnhart9882]

i kinda want an episode where maddy gets interviewed one day :-)))

[@aldendomino3523]

​@@taylorbarnhart9882on hot ones

[@Dissonance333]

I will give her my gay card, willingly !

[@aarongallardo2453]

WE LOVE MADDY SO MUCH

[@kelseyjenna9248]

@@taylorbarnhart9882 Let's get Maddy on Hot Ones!

[@talynhastime9343]

Kasha’s story about her previous marriage to a woman was so bittersweet. I wish everyone who finds themselves in Kasha’s situation can find true compatible love down the road.

[@Thebribonicplague]

He spoke about her with such love and sadness

[@Peace2Mateo]

Honestly this show should be nominated for an award. The conversation is rich, the research into the people interviewed is in depth and all in all it makes for a great experience to watch.

[@ChrisSollinger]

I agree ❤

[@ethanahmu6149]

Agreed. It’s like Hot Ones but for the Queer Community.

[@AbsolutePernilla]

Where a lot of queens are all "shut up, this is all about me" , Kasha is all "listen, this is all about life". She's the right kind of strong person.

[@The_Crucible714]

Mrs Kasha Davis is an intelligent woman, not a silly little “ha-ha girl.”

[@rapixboy]

There's ALWAYS time for a new Give It To Me Straight episode

[@StellaFl]

or 6 😏😏😏

[@redscrunchie222]

Best comment

[@PaigeDWinter]

🍹

[@Ohhhwehere]

very that❤

[@jazzycat8917]

Kasha's stories about her marriages, her kids, how she's looking to be a grandparent in the near future, really puts it into perspective how YOUNG the average age of Drag Race girlies skew. How this is about the first time we've gotten stories like this on GITMAS, and infact Kasha is only one of very few DR queens in or even close to this life stage. You really love to hear how happy and thriving she is.

[@bobsponge6062]

unfortunate truth is most of the queens and queers from her era didn't survive.

[@Evmoss4462]

This is my first month sober. Hearing this from Kasha really helps.

[@jaredtroth8179]

wishing you the very best! You can do this!

[@AthyDuGard]

Proud of you! One day at a time and all that jazz. Be kind to yourself.

[@gregXxo]

👍 keep on pushing

[@notthis]

I hope that you're doing okay.

[@ft.christian4649]

Keep it up! My mother has recovered from alcohol and my father from coke. Seeing how down bad they were and how things turned around has truly opened my eyes for people that struggle. I grew up going to NA meetings w my dad over the weekends. It’s hard as shit I’m sure, but keep going. For you, your kids, your family. Nothing is worth losing your life or family over. Keep going! And good luck!🤍💯

[@gdnh]

The story about going back to the letter after her ex wife passed and seeing the love behind it has me shattered. Beautiful but heartbreaking at the same time

[@angelagunn7986]

Yeah, I should not be sitting here teary-eyed at work. Dammit Madeleine

[@ibonnieth2306]

One thing about kasha Davis, is she’s so true and authentic to herself. The sense of vulnerability gives me comfort and confidence. She embodies a safe space for people and I’m glad she’s doing what she’s doing. She made me cry when we lost her during All Stars and she did it again… protect her at all costs! ❤

[@FloraWest]

Can't quite get over the fact that Mrs. Kasha Davis' dad was the guy who saved John Hinckely from one of his suicide attempts. That is a random fact.

[@The_Crucible714]

Six degrees of separation quickly becomes about 2 in the LGBT community. My mom’s family is from Scranton and trust me, it’s a small town where everyone knows everyone.

[@CRIM479]

I love how Maddy maintains this smirky aloofness. She's not here to compete. Her approach highlights the power of careful research. Her prep work throws her guests off in revealing, sometimes touching, ways so that they let their guards down. Smart. Underestimated. Creative. Control.

[@storageheater]

At the start yeah, I'd agree she has a smirky aloofness. But I don't think she maintains it at all, I think she just shifts down to listening. Reserved and not waiting to leap in with a joke, not trying to "look like she's listening for the camera." For a drag queen that probably does look aloof, we're not used to it.

[@The_Crucible714]

@@storageheater Maddy knows how to read the room. She conducts herself very differently when interviewing someone close to her mother’s age vs someone closer to her own age.

[@Spookybluelights]

I love how Maddy kept back a little in this one. Hearing Kasha's stories about the healthy and loving relationships she has with her husband and her kids is so powerful, especially now and *_especially_* looking that gorgeous.

[@OnchiBon]

Maddy is genuinely born to host these sorts of shows. I mean, not even considering the amount of work that goes into research for each and every episode, she just knows what to say, when to say it and when to be quiet and listen. Maddy has steadily been climbing up the ladder for number one favorite queen for me.

[@skippyminccino5771]

Listening to Kasha talk about her kids and family is just so heartwarming

[@ytscrownjewell]

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[@kc5077]

So true. We all know Maddy doesn't poop but she supports people who do.

[@benm3382]

The little look she gives when suggesting you may want to cleanse your colon for whatever reason..

[@MrKadirbey]

Kasha seems like she is one of those people who could give you life advice on every situation but not in a condescending way.

[@The_Crucible714]

Mother Kasha Davis

[@deetampa6785]

what disappoints me the most is 2 seasons of drag race we missed out on a kasha davis snatch game. She would have smashed it both times.

[@blahdeblaaah9445]

I love every episode of your show, and *this* is my favorite this far. I’m 49, and could relate to his life story. I’m so used to drag queens being young (which I respect and enjoy) that seeing someone my age, with similar experiences, and frames of reference, shook me. I forget that others are out there my age with these experiences. Again, I admire and respect and enjoy young drag queens, and apparently I’ve been missing out not paying attention to queens my own age all this time. Thank you for producing this interview and thank you to Mrs Kasha Davis for sharing her story.

[@KikiWannaKaiKaii]

Maddy for S16 pit stop i’m so fucking serious

[@Movingmts111]

You’re right and you should say it

[@mondaynightballroom20]

Counterpoint: they bring back the makeup tutorials and Maddy interviews them while they do their makeup. GRWM: Get Ready With Maddy

[@Pollo.a.la.crema.]

Honestly if Maddy keeps it pushing - it will happen, they follow the views and money and so Maddy isn’t quite there yet but she will very be in no time

[@berenicececilia]

Love Maddy, leave her out the WOW machine, she's doing fine lol.Tbh I would like to have Bianca again at The Pit Stop. 10/10 host. Maddy needs this deep long free format. WE need it.

[@cardboardcreationsart]

pit stops have mostly been run by winners (except manila as brought up by bianca del rio) but it would be SO fun to have maddy host it

[@jarroderdman8561]

Kasha saying her kids won’t be wearing flats and Maddy says “right” and the half second flash of her flats on the runway… I’m dead. Gagged her.

[@julianfern624]

Literally one of the best interviews from this series. Mrs. Kasha Davis has been there done that in life. What a role model.

[@AlexJohnNW]

Never did I think a story about a drag show at a Toyota dealership would make me cry. Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful full circle moment.

[@sumacmusac]

obsessed with maddy's war flashback at 22:41 lmaoooo

[@nikitam7900]

That was such a fast edit I had to rewind and pause several times 😄

[@corvidsRcool]

It was so fast I didn't catch it. Thanks for pointing it out. 🤣🤣🤣

[@watchinggmind]

I'm not going to lie, I find Mrs Kasha Davis incredibly inspirational. They're so powerful when they speak, you feel the conviction. To discuss hardship with such peace brings me joy. I feel the second hand pride in themselves and in their family, so sweet.

[@koasterlover1045]

Can we give Maddy some sort of award and recognition and some coin for this. You’re incredible and I’m happy to have been a fan since you were cast on drag race but what you’ve created here is something so incredible and I’m thankful for you

[@katiej823]

That look Maddy gave when Kasha called her stunning was the cutest thing I ever did see.

[@mattschwenk3415]

Haha! I thought the same thing! 🥹

[@josesalazar1353]

I LOVEEEEEED this episode. I literally cried when Kasha talked about her dad and her finding this email response of him saying he’s proud of her right after he passed away. That’s so beautiful. I love this show 💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@AliceLouiseJulie]

Maddy is such a great listener. Preparing the interview and investigating is one thing, but being able to take in what these queens say and then listen and react with the appropriate respect (or wits!) is so impressive

[@kristat3338]

24:23 I related to this so hard…when you don’t have the perfect nuclear family, it can be incredibly overwhelming to find “the one.” My brothers are severely autistic, and I felt compelled to find the right person in my life who could not only handle them, but handle the possibility of it in children. I’m so blessed that I found that perfect man; it’s worth the wait to have that person who gets every aspect of you, including your loved ones.

[@richardchen7062]

And someone to treat them not like they’re the problem.

[@ShellBAtoms]

CONGRATULATIONS! ❤ Wishing you and your sweetie all the best!

[@ramon_unknown]

This video was wonderful. As someone with conservative parents it gives me hope

[@Chilling_Chilling]

Yeah once they're on their literal deathbeds 😂 So inspiring... too little too late IMHO, but I'm glad Mrs. Davis could forgive em 🤷

[@ramon_unknown]

@@Chilling_Chilling thanks for that.

[@corvidsRcool]

@@Chilling_Chilling So I guess you missed the part about "There's always time for kindness", because dude, really.

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

I used to be a Conservative. I voted for Trump. People definitely change

[@razrv3lc]

@@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607same. In a way I’m weirdly grateful for conservatives going full mask off during the pandemic so I could stop pretending that what they were doing was okay. it reached a point where it was either accept the reality that they were genuinely evil or continue keeping my head buried in the sand just so I didn’t rock the boat with my family. It’s such a shame what Christian nationalism did to the US because so many of us are at odds with our families just because we believe everyone should have the same rights.

[@thedallasryan]

Maddy, I better see Rajah Ohara on here soon! She’s currently doing the Vegas show!

[@cox78]

Oh yes book Miss Ra'Jah D, she'll let all these h0es know 😊😂😂

[@mattschwenk3415]

I am floored at how beautiful a soul, Mrs Kasha Davis is. Once again, Maddy conducts such a controlled, respectful, funny, delicate interview style, that just allows the guests to SHINE! Kasha could talk for hours! I’d love to be friends with this person, one day. 🥹🙏🏻

[@alleycat5061]

Not only does Maddy ask fantastic questions, she gives her guest the time to answer without interrupting. Love your interviews, your channel, and you Maddy!

[@grettam1695]

There’s always time for kindness! I love Mrs Kasha Davis 🤩🖤🤍

[@itsdirtypantz3931]

Love Mrs Kasha Davis! Such a genuine person. Got to meet her at Hamburger Mary's and she took the time to talk to EVERYONE in the building before and after the show. Also got the chance to meet Aggy Dune that night and I hope Drag Race finally casts her because she'll be fantastic on the show!

[@The_Crucible714]

I would flip if I ever met Mrs KD. My mom’s family is from Scranton PA, it was called “Slowcum Hollow” when they moved there from Peabody Mass. Winters up in those mountains are no joke and the women from that area are tough and no-nonsense. I see that in Mrs Kasha Davis. There weren’t many (sober) men in Scranton back then, my mom had to move to NYC to find a good one, go figure. 😂

[@BadBadAngel3]

Mrs Kasha Davis and Maddy should do something together on a regular basis: they both have a genuine warmth about them.

[@Eternaltorment]

I've cried like 3 times watching this Kasha has such a beautiful life story.

[@ShellBAtoms]

What a divine being you are! ❤ Wishing you tons of great things!

[@DragTeaServed]

"Welcyum" to Maddy playfully joking with her guests ❤Love MKD

[@siddheshgandhi7668]

I want to see Katya being interviewed by Maddy

[@soidstudiosny2489]

For some reason this episode felts soooooo nice - like literally having coffee with your besties and no pretentiousness at all ❤ great episode

[@badbever]

As a retired alcoholic Mrs Kasha is so close to my heart ❤❤❤❤

[@vitornoma1142]

Not miss kasha and Darienne episodes being way better than their whole all stars season

[@TheVincentYangM]

Maddy you deserve an award for this show. You tell the Queen’s stories better than drag race ever could. Thank you, each of your videos is so inspiring and insightful and I’m so glad we have an ally like you in our community! ❤

[@jae7798]

I just observed how Mrs Kasha Davis speaks using such amazing articulation and with little to no redundancy in her words 😍

[@The_Crucible714]

Scranton girls tend to be quite articulate and erudite to overcome “The Office” stigma.

[@Javier-zw9sx]

I really liked how she said "showing the parents that their children have a community" I think most of parents (older ones often) are face with fear for their child and it's not that they don't love them for who they are is cause they're afraid of what could happen, fear of the unknown and the ignorance surrounding the topic of queerness when they were growing up. I have never come out to my father but he always says to me "please take care of yourself, be careful please it can be very dangerous" and while it seems like a normal thing to say I know he refers to my not very masculine traits like having bleach hair and more flashy clothing. So I really appreciate Kasha doing her thing that's unique and you can tell she does it cause it's her true passion.

[@CaulkMongler]

I think Kasha’s journey through sobriety and revisiting the last note her ex wrote and then interpreting it as more out of love… that’s enough to make a grown man cry. 😭

[@levigrayson9804]

I luv how Mrs. Kasha Davis looks like a genuinely good person. I’m obsessed with her 💙💙💙

[@mandy-rk1kg]

Mrs. Kasha Davis is such a delight. A few years ago she accidentally tweeted her number and turned it into a positive by chatting with the fans who called. I was one of those fans and she was the sweetest. I ran into her in NYC a few years later with Mr. Davis and they were kind enough to take a photo with me and talk (she remembered the call too lol). I was thrilled to see her back on All Stars and I'm so happy she's a part of this interview series so more people can get to know her. MKD is such a positive shining light and deserves all the same love and kindness that she's been putting out into the world.

[@michaelsprague7072]

I really enjoyed Kasha sharing her wisdom with Maddy and all of us. She is a role model for all of us to live with kindness. Thanks Mrs. Davis and Maddy for this! 🧡

[@sneezediamonds]

I adore you Mrs. Davis. Your sobriety and relationship with your Husband is really inspiring. I got sober around the same time as you and I've been with my man for 19 yrs. I've always looked at your story and it gave me strength in the fact that I could still be fabulous when I'm not intoxicated. TY. I'm a workhorse too. 💜💜💜

[@sneezediamonds]

You're the 💣!

[@ShellBAtoms]

You are equally adorable, sneezed diamonds! I salute your strength and beauty! Wishing you great things!

[@sneezediamonds]

@@ShellBAtoms 🙏🏼💜

[@PaigeDWinter]

Mrs Kasha Davis is an international treasure.

[@computasaysnoo1]

This was so lovely. I admit I didn’t pay much attention to Mrs Davis prior to this interview and now I realize how much I was missing. What a deeply wonderful person. Much love to you Kasha, and thank you Maddy for this interview ❤

[@The_Crucible714]

Tbh, I always thought she was just kidding with “housewives of Scranton PA!”

[@kfo2520]

Even Maddy’s sponsorships are engaging enough that I don’t fast forward

[@blondjon]

Wow. Just wow. I gotta say that I found Maddy just so-so from her time on drag race. Now, I ADORE her. What a great interviewer! She should be our next Katie Couric. Also, this episode made me tear up a few times from Kasha Davis' anecdotes

[@courtneycizek3130]

Maddy flashing the photo of her flats on the main stage had me dead.

[@edenkhalil]

I'm proud to say that Give It To Me Straight is my favorite talkshow

[@hellajanice]

This was such a comforting conversation to listen to. You know when you have that first organic heart to heart with a friend and you know that you’ll be best friends after that? That’s what this episode felt like. Thanks for guiding the conversation, Maddy, and thank you for being so open, Kasha!❤❤

[@saanmigs]

im all for funny one liners but honestly i love love love where these interviews are going theyre so much more informative but also more raw and real. its a fine line of escapism but putting your feet on the ground.

[@angelx9724]

Now, Mrs Kasha always looks GREAT. But this is... truly an incredible look, especially cause it's so different! Beautiful!

[@sweetiedahling8137]

I could listen to Mrs Kasha Davis for hoooouuurs. What an incredibly beautiful queen 🧡

[@MYSTERIOMUSIK]

I could listen to Kasha talk for hours! WE LOVE YOU MRS DAVIS!!!

[@cinnamonroll96]

I mean we had so many really awesome artists/queens and interviews from Maddy here, but damn this one with Mrs Kasha Davis has to be really one of my favourite ones! Edit:// scratch that now that I watched the full interview, this, denalis and probably latrice's have to be my favourite interviews// The vibes between you two were just so freaking good, like the beginning alone like two friends. The mutual respect and acknowledgement for each other and speaking it out as well. Maddy as always being hella prepared, meeting the queens vibes between jokes and serious and sincere talks, paying respect and giving a plattform and voice and I just love that! And I love when queens appreciate and acknowledge that as well, and no one did it as well and gave Maddy her flowers as our queen Mrs Kasha Davis did it here! And then hello!! There's always time for kindness: Freaking Mrs Kasha Davis herself!! She has had such an interesting and inspiring life so far, it's really so awesome that she could and did share all of this. I'm just so happy how he has a loving family with his husband and daughters and pets; how they really also made the patchwork family work; how he was able to thrive in such two different jobs; how he overcame so many hardships, difficulties and tragedies in life, and just truly is a light!! Truly such a great interview from Maddy as always and such a wonderful guest in Mrs Kasha Davis. Like I was seated, crying at times, overcome with emotions honestly. And as someone who studies educational science and social work in Uni it's just such an amazing thing to see how she also advocates for youth, for a more understanding and inclusive society and the socialization of kids and adults. Also speaking out on important issues and esp. right now! It's freaking awesome! I hope everything works out with ImaginationStation! Also I would be so down to see her on Drag Race again in a few years tbh!

[@a_typical_hipster6206]

This interview was so wholesome and I appreciate seeing Kasha Davis on any screen

[@iwanc8588]

I could listen to Mrs Kasha Davis talk for days on end. She’s so interesting and funny. How drag race didn’t capitalise on this TWICE is a mystery to me!

[@kirkris7563]

Another perfect interview. Could listen to Mrs Kasha Davis talk for another 5 hours to be honest. She needs a podcast! The child reading hour won’t interest me unfortunately so I need something else!! ❤❤❤

[@smoothbrain8355]

I'm not Amish and I have good credit is going straight into my lexicon

[@The_Crucible714]

You really need to be from PA to completely understand the width & breadth of that statement.

[@chikoazul]

There's always time for an interview ☝️

[@federicogou]

Maddy made the impossible: she made me love Mrs. Kasha Davis even more ❤❤❤

[@paulinameyer8387]

There's always time for kindness ❤

[@De_monqueen]

I love me some Mrs Kasha Davis, what a sweet and amazing human she is

[@vickrice6082]

I loooove MKD!!! I have had the privilege of being able to see her perform in the past and am going to her comedy show on Thursday! She is so damn sweet and authentic, something about her is so comforting like a family friend 🥰

[@MrDLW2010]

This is such a brilliant interview. Maddy can steer an interview, being both capable to bring the jokes while at the same time be really respectful of tough areas. And Mrs Kasha Davis is truly an icon!!

[@KvnHcks]

I love the experience and wisdom that older queens can share its fascinating

[@tailsdatyou110]

This is hands down one of the best interview series in drag race herstory

[@niekklaver3030]

Kasha's story about reconnecting to her dad is honestly one of the most beautiful stories I've ever heard. Thank you Maddy for giving a platform to these beautiful queens

[@cox78]

OH Mrs Kasha about to cut up & give sage wisdom as only she can do 😊

[@anemone20801]

Maddy, your content is so good! I love how you let your interviewees shine. Drag race producers could take some notes here! They didn't get any of these stories out of their queens when they had them on the show! Keep up the good work - can't wait for the next episode

[@Zander3109]

wow. hearing her marriage and her life story was really heartfelt

[@Zimzum93]

The Nardwaur of Drag never disappoints ❤

[@Oscurio-ek2wz]

Nardrag?

[@LeoMenFig]

Sometimes I think "this person is lucky have this platform" Sometimes "this show is lucky to have this person" Today we had a win-win situation

[@dirkandi]

I love her so much! You can feel her warmth, her kindness and her wisdom! What a great human being! ❤❤❤

[@jonnyknight6770]

Maddy has done another great one, I’m so impressed by her charm and natural laid back style that really relaxes the interviewees

[@talkingfish]

Kasha's opening joke paying off right at the end - especially after such an heartfelt and deep interview - is simply brilliant. Keep up the phenomenal work, Maddy, you're truly one of the best out there. 🖤

[@midmoose]

what an absolutely delightful episode, kasha davis always brings the feels

[@lavenderjones444]

I love Ms. Kasha Davis so much. I genuinely love hearing her talk about her life and her perspective. One thing that has been kind of hurting my heart since A8 was that I felt like she gave up. Hearing that she felt the same about her elimination and realized that she worked hard and deserved a place there as well…I don’t know but it was therapeutic to hear. I’m happy for her regardless of placement - crown or no crown Kasha Davis is a class act and her personal growth has been the real prize in my eyes. Sobriety and staying a positive light in these times..she’s won a thousand times over. Love you forever Mrs. Kasha Davis! ❤

[@mimma5644]

So much love n respect for Kasha. Not just an icon but a role model ❤

[@foxsox4593]

Kasha is such a class act, love her!

[@nicodesousa3768]

The look after "for whatever reason" in the colon broom promo is GOLD

[@marcogiuliani6200]

Mrs Kasha Davis is so much better than me cuz i can’t believe she had to be the one to go back to her family and forgive, when they’re the ones to disown, belittle and abuse her… what a great woman

[@WhiteDaemond]

this whole video is so so heartwarming. seeing kasha in a more serious light, where we get to see her truly as a human being who have gone through a lot and how that's all accumulated to the kindness she has to offer the world now, it's all truly so inspiring. and what's even better, is how maddy is enabling such a beautiful and wonderful voice to be heard by so many people in this way. thank you for this interview

[@Kuntara466]

Kasha's last message for Maddy was so beautiful and important! Another awesome interview yet. ❤🎉

[@javalilly8877]

Mrs. Kasha Davis is such a treat to listen to. Learn so much from her.

[@sashakyle1075]

Just absolutely cry every time i see these beautiful queens these amazing queer individuals and hear their inspiring and relatable stories I can’t express my feelings enough

[@ikarabout]

Mrs. Kasha Davis! This was so beautiful! Thank you so much! I am a fellow Pennsylvanian who is 10 months and 20 days into my sobriety journey! Seeing you share your sobriety, vulnerability, and joy has meant the world to me. Thank you so much for being you

[@xingcat]

This was so lovely. Mrs. Kasha Davis' message and story and positivity and willingness to be vulnerable is just a real beam of light and I'm so glad that Maddy gave her the opportunity to tell some stories here today.

[@leamcclain1648]

I always have time for Kasha!

[@ShellBAtoms]

...and kindness!

[@leamcclain1648]

@@ShellBAtoms Always!

[@margar3181]

This episode is so compelling, i can't even just listen to it in the background. I have to sit and watch. I would totally read a Mrs. Kasha Davis memoir.

[@The_Crucible714]

Totally! I listened to it first then had to rewatch it from the beginning, a rarity for me!

[@junebugx1312]

my mommy issues have always made me drawn to kasha lol i absolutely adore her. seriously though her sobriety journey is so amazing and inspiring. i’m in recovery myself after losing my brother and it brings me so much comfort seeing her be so open 😭🖤

[@RNCHFND]

This is such an incredible interview, wow