MUSIC: Everything's gonna be all right.
[MAKING 'DING' SOUND]
[LAUGHTER]
WOMAN: Let's come get relaxed, hunny.
I don't talk to people until I have my earrings on.
Who are you, BeBe?
[LAUGHTER]
Yes.
[LAUGHTER]
Sisters.
Hi.
How was your day?
It was exhausting being so gorgeous all day.
[LAUGHTER]
WOMAN: What did you do, Ju?
I worked out a little bit, picked up my son from soccer
practice, went to the deli.
[LAUGHTER]
I don't know about you, but I could not
sleep last night, so I'm sorry.
I was late.
I just rolled out of bed.
WOMAN: Well, by the way, you look fabulous.
And those ostrich feathers look very expensive, sister.
Thank you, they're vegan.
Are they really vegan, though?
Yes.
[LAUGHTER]
Are they? For real?
[LAUGHTER]
These feathers are as vegan as piggy fries, bitch.
Girl.
Miss Amy.
When we met Amy, I was not ready.
Oh, she was like a fawn.
All right.
Oh my gosh, we're so excited.
We were like, oh hey.
And she said.
We were like, she said.
Shaking.
It's a major life change.
Her whole life she was this way.
She loses all this weight.
See how this hangs?
Yeah.
I can see my stomach.
On your stomach.
And it's a huge change, because it's
almost like you need to find yourself in your new body.
And we discover that she doesn't have the wardrobe.
WOMAN: She was wearing all her daughter's clothes.
We brought some piggy fries for--
oh.
You look good.
Mama!
Speaking of piggy fries.
We went ham on those, didn't we?
The truck?
Yeah, we ate them the whole way.
No, we had them--
[LAUGHTER]
Oh my gosh, the piggy fries.
Oh, wow.
I didn't taste it.
I did.
They were free, but, bitch, I paid for it.
Wait, paid for it, as in, sitting in the toilet?
[LAUGHTER]
So how many pounds did she lose?
130.
That's incredible.
That's like a whole me plus--
Your banana.
[LAUGHTER]
What I was going to say is, my favorite time
that we spent with Amy was getting to know her
on the car ride to her house.
And she just really shared her life with us,
and I was like, I like this girl so much.
I like linked, we were in the backseat,
and I was like, I don't want to let go of you.
Right.
So, Amy, what do you do for fun when you're not working?
I love to go to parties and clubs
and just be around high energy and fun people,
but I haven't done that for quite a few years.
So you know how to pop, lock, and drop it, girl?
I used to, but I don't have a single move these days.
I am learning so much.
Actually, Courtney's best friend, he's the go-go dancer,
and he's always telling me, we're going to teach
you to pop that [MUTED].
[CELEBRATING AND LAUGHING]
Pop the [MUTED].
Oh, Amy, we love you.
One of the highlights with Miss Amy was really her performance.
Yes. ?
Do you all want to watch it?
Yes.
Remember the moment.
Are you ready?
I want to watch it.
Look at all that money, hon.
She's so cute.
Shaky-shaky, pa-pa-pa.
So much fun.
That's how drag can change lives.
The amount of confidence that we gave her.
She went out there, and she was superwoman.
Like, oh, did you hear something?
What?
It's a ghost.
What?
I did hear something.
Over-- it was over there, right?
Well, bitch, I get nervous--
You girls are freaking me out now.
Well, she's easy to freak out, but I'm being serious.
I did hear something over there when you said it.
So I don't know. I'm just saying.
What?
I heard something.
That reminds me--
[KNOCK ON DOOR]
See what I'm saying?
That's what I heard.
Maybe if we just ignore it, it will go away.
Just-- just-- go--
I'm not going ov-- no.
I'm not going over there.
[LAUGHTER]
Oh, that is so you.
You are so late for that.
Gimme one.
Give me one.
You can have the broom.
Alexis, you go figure it out and tell us if there's
a ghost up the stairs.
Go check.
[CREEPY MUSIC]
[SCREAMING AND LAUGHING]
You, bitch.
You can't do that.
I have a low startle point.
BeBe's up here like, my job is done.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[LAUGHTER]
I miss Amy.
Girl, that transformation was everything.
She was beautiful.
And you know what?
I liked how we all worked together.
And we were like wardrobe, hair, makeup.
We all put it together, and she felt so confident,
so cool, and so sassy.
And it's not as if you always have to wear makeup,
but the art of makeup is so beautiful,
and you see what it does to people when you put it on,
you know?
Because like she didn't have--
when we first met her, she had nothing.
Once you started all the transformations
with the makeup.
Oh my gosh.
She came to life.
You put them lashes on.
I was like, wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
This is not Miss Amy, girl.
Well, it really opened up her eyes, and she smiled bigger.
She did.
She really did.
Real talk.
We are not therapists.
We are just sharing our experiences.
There are so many Amys out there.
There is misconceptions about drag.
Yes, we have fun.
We laugh.
We have light.
But also, what we do moves the needle.
I think about Amy all the time.
All the time.
Every single person that we meet that we help, changes me,
as well. - Me, too.
It does.
And there are many Amys out there.
When we unrolled that photo of her for her to bust through,
it was incredible.
[CROWD CHEERING]
JUJUBEE: The reaction of her friends and family
when she walked in was crazy.
BEBE: Yeah.
JUJUBEE: You saw the smile on her face.
She just sucked in all the great energy.
I'm like, crying, because we really did do that.
We really did do that for that woman.
Oh my gosh.
I think she's changed me more than I've changed her.
I really do.
Looking like this, being who we are, living out loud
is legit, and it does something to what we call the human race.
I'm still sort of thinking about it.
That's the beauty of why we do this show.
That's the beauty of why I personally
agreed to be part of this.
[LAUGHTER]
Do you like the way she says things?
Sorry, this is why I "agreed" to associate myself with you.
To Amy.
Oh the places you'll go.