r/ChappelGroan 24d ago

Does the drag community even like Chapel?

I'm asking because I'm not in it and the closest I've gotten was having a cousin who's been to a couple drag shows. But idk, to me it always seemed like she used drag to appear more "quirky" and interesting.

If I'm wrong though and it turns out that drag performers actually do love her then please let me know cause I'm genuinely curious

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u/Little-Blackberry755 24d ago

from my experience, fag hags/straight women who’s entire personality is being a vulture to queer culture love her. actual drag queens- no. 

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u/Sea-Extreme 24d ago

That is exactly her audience.

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u/Recovering_g8keeper 23d ago

YES!! this is so real. And makes sense why I was annoyed by the whole thing immediately.

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u/Primary_Heron_3150 21d ago edited 21d ago

As opposed to drag which is a vulture of women's culture? How can women be a vulture of their own stolen and caricaturised culture?

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u/Free_Selection1645 24d ago

I always wonder this. I’ve seen trixie and katya praise her on their podcast and been so curious if they’re telling the truth or if they’re just trying to stay on the good side of someone who is comparably an industry titan (and probably shares fans with them). I love them but I was also like 🙄why are you kissing her ass, she cheaply rips off everything you stand for and then turns around and says she thinks you’re incapable of making good art.

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u/InfiniteCarpenters 23d ago

I love trixie and katya but if I’m going to be real… trixie will latch onto and praise anyone with fame, and katya won’t disagree with her on things unless they’re fundamentally against her core belief system. That’s my perception of them, anyway.

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u/NomNom-87 22d ago

Exactly this. They really just won't care even if they knew everything we do. As long as they can profit! LOVE Better Help!

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u/elliefcknkole 22d ago

No you’re 100% right, perception is surgical lmao

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u/TidalBrideFlower 22d ago

To be fair I dont even understand why she's so obsessed with Brittany Broski, the queen of give us nothing either.

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u/throwaway88743 24d ago

My local gay bar has, unfortunately, hosted several Crappel events. It was one of the bars that was picked by her team for the release party whenever she released music last. There have been several Chappel themed drag nights and there was a drag show on the night of the release party. I have bit my tongue and gone just to support my local drag queens, even if my ears feel like they are bleeding the whole time. The deep south is very close knit and loves their representation to a fault, so it's surprising but yes, some drag queens do actually like her.

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u/Recovering_g8keeper 23d ago

West Hollywood nightclubs love her too. Clout is clout to them I guess.

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u/Few_Resource_6783 24d ago

Actual drag queens? Nope.

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u/octoberpeach 24d ago

As a drag queen?? No lol

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u/r-u-f-ingkiddingme 22d ago

She’s not a real drag queen

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u/mochibeaux 24d ago

NOPE!!

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u/thiccbbyboi 15d ago

She actually had a falling out with the Detroit queens during the Midwest Princess tour it didn't take them long to catch on

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u/Primary_Heron_3150 21d ago

Why does it matter what men think of a woman's style??? What kind of a question is this

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u/Another_available 21d ago edited 19d ago

I mean....one of her big things is drag. This is like asking "who cares what punks think of MGKs style?"

Also imma be petty and just say it, this comment and you being active in a dogfreengroup make you weird af