Monét X Change on Performing Arts School, Dream Roles, and The Traitors
Las CulturistasFebruary 25, 20261h 32min36 views
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- 🎭 Monét X Change discusses her time at the Professional Performing Arts School (PPAS) and contrasts it with LaGuardia High School.
- 🎶 She initially focused on opera, influenced by her chorus teacher, and auditioned for various performing arts high schools.
- 🎤 After college, Monét taught music but found it unfulfilling, leading her to pursue opera with the Portland Opera.
Transition to Drag and Broadway Aspirations
- 👠 Monét and her husband connected over RuPaul's Drag Race and decided to try drag, starting with shopping for dresses and doing makeup at MAC.
- 🌟 She quit her union job at the Yale Club to pursue drag full-time, quickly building a successful career with multiple gigs.
- 🎤 Monét expresses a strong desire to perform the role of Viola Van Horn in "Death Becomes Her" on Broadway, believing her voice is perfectly suited for it.
Dream Role and Broadway Production
- 🎭 Monét envisions herself in full drag for the role of Viola Van Horn in "Death Becomes Her," feeling it fits her vocal register and dramatic style.
- ✨ She believes this role is a perfect fit and should be produced on Broadway, confident it would be a major success.
The Traitors, Reality TV, and Game Strategy
- 🔪 Monét participated in "The Traitors" season 4, expressing a desire for a different outcome where she would have been at the end.
- 📺 She discusses the editing process of reality TV and the fear of being misrepresented, but acknowledges that it amplifies existing personalities.
- 🤝 Monét highlights the importance of trust and building alliances within the game, referencing Candace and Rob's strategies.
Gaming, Relationships, and Personal Habits
- 🎮 Monét is a big gamer, enjoying titles like Final Fantasy X, Marvel Rivals, and Smash Brothers, using it as a way to decompress.
- 🏠 She values personal space in relationships, preferring separate bathrooms and closets, and humorously describes her ideal living arrangement.
- 🧼 Monét shares her strong opinions on tidiness, particularly disliking lids left on counters and emphasizing the importance of making beds.
Pop Culture and Media Commentary
- 📺 Monét identifies "That's So Raven" as a pivotal cultural reset, praising Raven-Symoné's comedic talent and impact.
- 🎤 She discusses the evolution of drag and the entertainment industry, from early Drag Race seasons with limited resources to today's high-fashion productions.
- 🎶 Monét expresses admiration for artists like SZA and Kelly Rowland, appreciating their authenticity and willingness to receive feedback.
"I Don't Think So, Honey" Segments
- 💊 Matt Rogers rants about the negative effects of melatonin, describing vivid dreams and prolonged depression after taking it.
- 🦷 Bowen Yang critiques orthodontics, suggesting that straight teeth can remove personality and texture, and links it to permissible body dysmorphia.
- 👶 Monét X Change expresses her strong dislike for being shown unsolicited pictures of newborn babies, especially in inappropriate settings like an airport lounge.
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