The very premise of the show centers almost entirely on identity performance and celebrates drag as central to the narrative. Traditional narrative elements take a backseat to the emphasis on representation and diversity. Personality or talent still matter, but identity-driven themes dominate nearly every episode, pushing wokeness to the forefront at the expense of nuanced character arcs.

The show openly challenges and subverts traditional norms regarding gender, masculinity, and even the concept of family. It frequently highlights alternative lifestyles and perspectives while questioning or outright rejecting culturally rooted traditions. For viewers invested in cultural continuity, this series is essentially the poster child for undermining those foundations.

Alternative worldviews are rarely presented, and when they are, they don’t get respectful treatment. The show’s environment is an echo chamber of modern progressive values, with dissenting opinions either absent or depicted dismissively. There is little-to-no attempt at representing traditional or non-woke viewpoints within the competition or its judging.