I love when trixie goes for a more classy look. She genuinely looks super fancy and R I C H.

@SmearyBridges

Жыл бұрын

The way I read that rich in him and katyas voices 🤣

@WayneGlass1

Жыл бұрын

@@SmearyBridges same. Same

@StarlahMutiny

Жыл бұрын

Soooo rich!!!

@Andydandy7

Жыл бұрын

and skinny

@Tintintintin666

Жыл бұрын

girl its a mesh top lets calm down

I have no intentions to ever do drag yet I need to watch this entire video

@angelsnaiilz

Жыл бұрын

literally ‼

@angelb0621

Жыл бұрын

Same.

@laurenaliciaaily

Жыл бұрын

This should be taught in schools tbh 😂

@jamescaposito9001

Жыл бұрын

Me every monday

@djelloulbounaama

Жыл бұрын

Same 🤣🤣🤣

Trixie in dark colors always takes me by surprise, and I love it.

@vipsqq

Жыл бұрын

QUEEN OF LOOKS

@snakey319

Жыл бұрын

she stole some clothes from Katya.

@francookie9353

Жыл бұрын

Because she's what? PROFESSIONAL. 💅

@vanessawhitneypro

Жыл бұрын

@@francookie9353 Yes... She's a WORKING GIRL...

@tylerwolff5104

Жыл бұрын

It’s the bronzer

somehow, over time, my brain has convinced itself that trixie looks normal. she does not, but my brain perceives it as such.

@idalaursen8935

Жыл бұрын

Yes exactly. She looks like a natural, skinny, young woman🤩

@ericalampley480

Жыл бұрын

Omg I thought it was just me!

@supernova622

Жыл бұрын

My brain interprets this look as "understated"

@susie8799

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes the illusion drops for a minute and I’m like “this is crazy”

@camilapinilla3955

Жыл бұрын

Omg yes In this look I thought she looked more "natural" than usual because she's not wearing crazy colors 😂💀

Honestly, awesome advice for ANYONE: Don't be afraid to ask for what you're worth, take advice from people who have been doing it longer than you, put yourself out there and take risks, and take the time to get to know everyone around you. You don't need to be a drag queen to benefit from this biological woman.

@Ginathatsme8189

Жыл бұрын

I agree this was such a Genuinely great video even if drag isn’t ur deal

@Nachovyx

Жыл бұрын

Wholesome comment.

@bibinoojen

Жыл бұрын

Totally! I work in a COMPLETELY unrelated field and this is the same advice I give to office newbies.

@zionflores8312

Жыл бұрын

THIS!

@kristenmagann6172

Жыл бұрын

For sure especially the last tip about introducing yourself to everyone and being nice and kind and genuine. I work in the restaurant industry and the best jobs I've had or seen others get was through connections

Okay, but let’s take a moment to acknowledge the LOOK today!!

@elenamares

Жыл бұрын

Marilyn Monroe 🤩

@najadahmer4862

Жыл бұрын

LOVE Trixie in black! 🖤

@Priasbcbeist

Жыл бұрын

Gorgeous

@justanaquarius5045

Жыл бұрын

It’s giving Fiona Goode I live

@JollyRancherFriends

Жыл бұрын

Let’s not

Loving the advice videos! It's really on brand for you to teach me, a girl, how to be what you are, a woman.

@angelsnaiilz

Жыл бұрын

so real

@00Rav3n00

Жыл бұрын

100% agree.

@fzzypurpleturtle

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@mikuenjoyerXD

Жыл бұрын

So true

@wendybutler1681

Жыл бұрын

I'm 65. I've gotten my best advice from Trixie.

I used to struggle with receiving constructive criticism from older women as well, and it's true that the defensiveness stemmed from insecurities. It's weird but, yes, sometimes pple are just being nice. Solid advice Capitalist Barbie

@nathanliteroy9835

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, "I already know that I suck, I don't need to hear that from other people too". And when you have a modicum of belief in yourself, then even harsh criticism is just words other people says.

@iseetheWAYVision

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLY, im so much happier now that ive noticed what my insecurities are

@fart63

Жыл бұрын

Yes but also this can be a double edged sword. Some women have weird views of other women, especially older women. So you really need to guess for yourself and think about whether that specific person actually has your best interest in mind.

@no_peace

Жыл бұрын

@@fart63 my problem has been that my values don't line up with other people's so their advice (like when i was younger) was stupid and it was hard to tell what was because of values/generation/etc and what i needed to accept and get over Like not a great example but my stupid aunt and cousin are super critical a lot of the time and ignorant boneheads most of the time. So I was 16 or so wearing all black with raccoon eye makeup. At different times they told me my clothes don't make me look thinner (helpful advice!!!) and if you line your whole eye it makes your eye look smaller. Like shut up lol.

@no_peace

Жыл бұрын

It's advice about how to succeed at something i am not trying to do

This video should be titled "Advice for new performers"! Most of these gems are things that I 100% had to learn on my own as a singer. Her advice applies across the board. Thank you Trixie for putting this out there! ❤

@AndreaVernucci

Жыл бұрын

Also for "new professionals". This hit way too close to home on many points!

@MaryanneNZ

Жыл бұрын

AGREE!!!

@chillarypuff

Жыл бұрын

Great point!!

@arthurmezacasa1021

Жыл бұрын

@@AndreaVernucci indeed! I'm just getting started with my carrer in journalism and media and building a network of professionals and sourcing for potential clients or business partners are honestly two of the most important things I've EVER learned.

@RcsN505

Жыл бұрын

The part about befriending everyone works really well across the board too. The building where I work has a porter, and I made sure to introduce myself to her, to the cleaning staff, etc in a casual way. You'd be surprised how many doors that opens, not mentioning creating a nicer atmosphere.

Will I ever start doing drag? No. Will I watch this entire video? Yes!

@tobiasrodrigues1

Жыл бұрын

Same. hahaha

I’ve been doing drag for almost 6 years and I have a decent presence in my home town but I needed to hear this today. I feel like I’ve lost my spark because like you said I’ve been focused so long on what everyone else is doing I kinda lost myself. Thank you trixie, love you 💖💖💖

@MISNM0

Жыл бұрын

Completely sending you love and respect for still growing. Rooting for you.

Your makeup and wig choices lately have been so fierce. Perfect blend of camp and pageantry with genuinely hot looks. Work.

This advice list is translatable to sooo many avenues of performance artistry that it needs to be bound and published and sent to the National Archives. WISDOM RRRICH!

@freckledone1073

Жыл бұрын

RIIIICH!!!

My friends who do drag more often keep telling me I should enter a pageant. My excuse is that I don’t have money to get a full package together. Their response was “girl, people can sponsor you, bars will sponsor you, just talk to them.” Between these two videos, it’s made me think of how much of a complete package I already am and how I am ready to take the next step, I just need to act.

It’s giving rich hot mom living vicariously through her kids, love it 💕 she’s not a regular mom, she’s a cool mom

@LowCountryMatt

Жыл бұрын

But darling if you have the baby you can't be the baby

"Don't be arrogant, but be observant and confident and know what you are worth!" I mean, that mindset and advice (which isn't a quote, but more distilling all this advice) could have changed all my 20s.

Just quit my librarian job of 5 years to follow my dreams of becoming a musical theatre actress...this advice (with a few tweaks) surprisingly works for my situation. Thanks Tracy! 💝

@sjokomelk

Жыл бұрын

Best of luck on your new endeavours 👏

I LOVE how open and honest you are about mistakes you've made. I think we all need to know that even the people you idolize made mistakes.

I hope Trixie reacts to this year's popular toys because I'm obsessed with those videos

that wig and dress are EVERYTHING.

Let's be real, Trixie did this short video because she was preparing for a gig and took one look at her finished hair and makeup and was like, the gurls need to see this on video. This wasn't a video for new queens, this was a video for Trixie.

@louiseb6111

Жыл бұрын

...and the brand deal! 😂👌

@Corbomite_Meatballs

Жыл бұрын

@@louiseb6111 She asked to get paid, and she did.

@MISNM0

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰

I’m literally making my debut drag performance tomorrow, this feels targeted 😅

@gavin366

Жыл бұрын

Ooh where? I'd love to support!

@irishmanrants89

Жыл бұрын

@@gavin366 Roscoe’s in Chicago. They have an “open mic” night of sorts every Tuesday.

@MISNM0

Жыл бұрын

🤗

@nicanonymus2491

Жыл бұрын

I wish you luck! 🎉 I would love to watch but I’m in a different country. 😂

@hannalowercase5928

Жыл бұрын

how was it, diva??? (don’t mind the “diva”, cheryl hole got me into it)

The editor throwing in that video of Trix falling off the stage when she's talking about "wanting them to remember her number." Made me full cackle HAHAHAHA Loves her!

@jessversus

Жыл бұрын

Nick is the hero we don’t deserve 😂🤣

Trixie always looks so beautiful in black

the rich aunt main look versus the hippie pink barbie sponsor look is giving range

Honestly there is no way Trixie will ever see this, but like most of the success that I’ve had in drag (especially for being so new) is because of this type of advice. Literally hyping yourself up and walking in and asking “Would you do a show here?” or just being kind and introducing yourself to everyone. These things can give you such a freakin jump in drag. 🖤

Looking stunning btw, I'm not doing drag but I live for the girls. Most of these mistakes can happen for everyone at any point, I remember when I was younger, the fear of humiliation was so much that I missed out so many thing. Love your videos💜

I am OBSESSED with the look in this video. The hair and the outfit are everything

Trixie don’t get wrong I love your normal 60’s vibe but you in a black chic little dress is so fierce. Do these kind of looks more often!!

Ugh yes I love these types of videos Trixie has been doing lately. She's like an older sister giving advice

I worked at a gay bar for three years and can confirm the last element Trixie mentioned. Befriend EVERYONE. I was booked for pride as a dancer and would make 600.00 in two days.

trixie looks soooo gorgeous in this vid the blouse is so flattering and the hair is everything

these videos are so helpful to me as a drag artist who’s just starting out! no one really makes content like this and getting tips and tricks of the trade from someone who it’s actually paid off for is very valuable!!

This black top with sheer sleeves is absolutely S T U N N I N G 🙌💯

The mouth spit, is giving me life

i have never wanted to look like Trixie more😍

I really appreciate these videos as someone who's very new to drag (I live in the middle of nowhere in rural Ireland so most of this doesn't apply to me as a queen with no access to shows but it's helpful to be prepared so thank you!) Btw your makeup has been really beautiful lately, like this is the most fully realised and perfected Trixie makeup and I love it.

This is incredible advice for any artist. I can completely see how all of this translates to my art form. Thanks Auntie Trixie!!

Can I just say how much Trixie's décolletage truly pops with this outfit? Stunning!

You look amazing!!! So stunning I screamed when I saw the thumbnail

As a baby queen I appreciate these kind of videos so much

The way Trixie's eyes in the beginning were so far apart and tiny and now it's like cyclops, it makes me feel like I'm screwing around with a Sim's eyes in CAS in the Sims 4 lmao

I love this look. It's like an opera diva on her day off 😍

This video came at the perfect time for me! Very recently I changed from never daring to dream of being a drag king to finally daring! I haven't done anything yet other than the first couple makeup tutorials, but it's so nice to hear this advice from such a qualified queen.

having been a fan of trixie since i first saw her on season 7 and looking at her now and the absolute world superstar she’s become feels so crazy, but i am SO proud of her and how far she’s come through her hard work and effort!!

No desire to do drag but will watch anything this queen puts out🤣💀

@MISNM0

Жыл бұрын

😍

I’m sorry but Trixie looks so fish in this video, she’s stunning.

This video is just great life advice! Be nice to everyone can apply in any field- I always say be nice to the interns because you will be asking them for a job one day and nice to the executive support because they keep the trains running.

ok but she looks incredible today, literally gorgeous

Great advice for all performers, not just drag! Thank you :)

These are really great tips that apply to new burlesque dancers as well! Thanks for sharing Trixie!

Omg that pink wig!!! You didn't have to snap THAT hard lol...love it and love you girl 😘 💗

She is serving Battlestar Galactica realness with this Tricia Helfer look!

#3 is so true, just for life in general. I think so many of us have received unsolicited, out of touch advice from the older people in our lives that we are either aggressive to their advice, or just ignore it. But, as you get older, you realize that some advice is genuine and helpful and you can learn to let your guard down a bit, or take advice in better faith.

This video is not just about drag, it’s about everything in life! For me this was the essence of all the life lessons i’ve had for my entire life🥰 Thank you queen🌹🌹🌹

I didn't expect to see Rock M and Sharron in the same video but now I'm liking it.

Hon, you did it at the time that was meant for you, look at your success! there's a season to everything boo.

I really love your style and vibe. Wish I had this kind of make up talent and style!

I absolutely LOVE this outfit and wig on Trixie. It’s a very sophisticated look.

2:40, your humility is remarkable.😍

A lot of this advice is applicable to so much in life!!

Taking advice from veterans in your field is just smart!

Omg that pink and white wig (and outfit tbh) is EVERYTHING!!!! That just woke me up and made me excited to be alive again! ❤

The hair and black sheer top in this video are STUNNING, Miss Trixie!

Seriously though, Im 18 and thinking about getting into drag or at least makeup/clothing artistry. This advice is amazing.

This video gives valuable information that people can apply to things in their life other than drag

LOVE this lewk, its giving a little Ru w the wig and I live!

That hair is everything 😍😍😍 If I could pull off blonde that’s how I’d need it done

This is wise advice for anyone, not just drag performers. So much of it can be translated to any profession. Well done ❤.

Looking quite classy and lovely today 🥰 I wish I could do drag, but I have none of the skills or confidence 😅

Trixie looks SO beautiful here. The hair, the makeup, the top (dress?). My dream look.

So crazy that Trixie was able to get Jennifer Coolidge to play her in this!

I’m not a drag queen but when you were talking about listening to lord experienced people when you were young instead of being sensitive. I relate to that! Just with other seasoned makeup artists etc just in life lol.

Love it!! Could u maybe make more vids about ur early drag career? Like the worst gigs, or the best, and just the journal you had along the road before drag race?

Shout out to that black number and blonde wig. They both wore Trixie very well. 😍

Trixie, continue to use dark colours in your wardrobe, you look stunning.

TRIXIE!!! One of the very very best parts of Monday!! Was actually just rewatching last week's waiting for this to come!!!!!!!!! Love you endlessly! Muuuuah💋💋!

I love this look! Your shoulders and neckline look so beautiful. I’m cis woman and I’m jealous.

Honestly, these are awesome tips for ANYONE in a creative field.

I love seeing this new glam side of you DIVA! I am living for this elegant Hollywood glam! Werk!

was NOT expecting to see miss trixie getting sponsored by a timothee chalamet movie

Hope the ballet recital goes well! 💚😊✌🏻

This look is everything to me

Trixie as Roxie Hart! The name on everybody's lips is gonna be Trixie!

this mesh dress is giving

this is such an interesting video i love hearing about trixie’s process and the way she thinks abt her art sooo cool

I'm married to a stand-up comic and all of this sounds like what he says to young comics! It's a parallel universe--hustling to figure out who you are, establish a following, book the money jobs, etc, etc. I had no idea, but it makes so much sense.

I cant stress it enough...if you are doing ANY type of creative/entertainment work.....NEVER agree to work solely for "exposure". You and the work you do are worth money. And worth probably more money than you initially believe you are. No matter how skilled you are, no matter how popular you are, please....make sure you get paid for your time and effort. You're giving something NO ONE ELSE ON EARTH can give.

i love trixie being like don't do these things i did (that made her arguably the most successful drag queen in the biz) ❤❤ love it.

@LowCountryMatt

Жыл бұрын

She's basically saying lightning doesn't strike the same place twice.

Loved this video! I’m not a drag queen but I am also a working girl and I learned a lot from you here. ❤💐

that mesh top is giving everything

thank you for sharing some tips with us and showing your vulnerability through the perspective of your younger self

Serving Jennifer Tilly in chucky

@UncleJoeMusic

Жыл бұрын

Tiffany 🖤

Yesssss exactly what I needed today

this is all incredible advice. Im lucky to be in a smallish drag community where we can share advice and critiques with little drama or pushback. Also i would say if you have a unique idea that no one else is doing, like an all food themed show or an Ashnikko ablum drag show, just do it. I have been doing drag for less than a year and i got a show at my local queer bar because i came in not long after they reopened after the chaos and brought in a plan for a cartoon themed show and now its a monthly show and one of my favorite things about drag.

Trixie looks so gorgeous in black, and that wig is beautiful!

Thank you for these type of videos! As a young lesbian baby drag queen these are so helpful

This is actually REALLY helpful

I honestly LIVE for the video editor dragging Trixie through the mud

The "make friends with everybody" thing works in all environments. Carry this into your day job, y'alls. I'm a friendly person naturally (maybe/definitely overly so) BUT not everyone is and I'll even make those people my friends just by insisting on saying hi and joking with them. It helps your work day to be more fun but also, you'd be surprised about how far that can go towards getting your job done. Sometimes people will just do you a solid bc they like you...make sure to do solids for other people too...both go a long way.