"it wasn’t about becoming famous enough to survive without her. i preferred surviving with her" killed me.

love love love love love this lady with my whole heart

not to be super gay, but a solid friendship really is worth the entire world and then some

turns out i don't know the strangers i watch on youtube at all!

It's sad and I'm happy that trixie chose to document and share what she was really feeling and living when we only saw the pretty and successful parts. I just want to hug my friend now and I'm not a hugger.

i love this pink bitch

SHUT UPPPPPP this was such a pure raw film and just... i love trixie so much she’s so hardworking and deserves the world. also thank u miss trixie for letting me take a picture with u and putting ur head on mine i love u🥺💖

Trixie about AS3: I’m not sure if I’ll win. They film both of us winning and they also filmed a tie so maybe it’s a tie?

Audience: WHY DIDN’T THEY FILM A TIE FOR AS4????

This was far more interesting than I thought it would be. It glimpses through the surface to some really difficult stuff. Katya is an infinitely fascinating person and through two scenes permeates through the entire movie. It just really fucking works having this incredibly interesting character in this glimpsed secondary role in a movie about someone trying to make it without having them.

kitty girl goes SO MF HARD

“i preferred surviving with her” 😭😭😭

I think the different plot structures of Trixie’s relationship with Katya and Trixie’s time on All-Stars didn’t medley well, as there was no actual connection made between them. While Katya’s struggles certainly affected Trixie’s life, these scenes felt oddly peripheral and incomplete. The All-Stars framework, though, was a strong one, and I think this could’ve been better had that been what took us through the whole thing. Just now writing this, it occurs to me that this is technically a tour movie. I suppose that would be a third structure in place, but truly that felt more like a loose series of performance scenes than an arc.

I like Trixie. She’s interesting to hear talk, and almost as good to hear sing. It’s a nice, light doc.

keep your hennys close and your henemies closer

<3

"I think abuse happens so slowly and so deeply that when you're in it I just think that's what you think is normal. I thought everyone's family was like that. I thought everyone went home every day and just wanted to die."

I know she often tries to make light of how horrible and abusive her step-father was, but hearing this, and hearing that he pointed a gun at her when she was a kid and threatened to shoot her, and then she was taken out of her home and her mother just accepted that... Damn, that's some heavy shit. It's almost marvelous that she came out of that situation and doesn't have depression, or some other mental illness, or addiction issues of some sort, or acts abusively herself, or even just the fact that she still has condifence and a stable sense of self-worth. That's pretty amazing. I never experienced anything that horrible and I didn't turn out fine.

This makes me too emotional, honey...

i’ve met and seen trixie twice and she’s amazing, this film was great :)

I <3 women, especially this one.

Yo this was pretty sad

Bastante white people problems, pero aún así es interesante todo lo que se muestra. La música me encantó, y es imposible que, guionado o no, a unx no lx ablande ver el trasfondo de la relación entre Trixie y Katya.

Y por favor que ángel que es Jinkx.

tracey martel

girlboss vibes

Fu CK

i really thought this was gonna be a fun little documentary... i cried three times

trixie makes me so happy its unreal