![]() ![]() Based on her infamous greeting call, her single “Hieeee” peaked at No. Her solo albums Anus and Poundcake both debuted in the top five of the Top Dance/Electronic Albums and Heatseekers Albums charts. Image Credit: Scott Dudelson/Getty ImagesĪs one of the American Apparel Ad (AAA) girls alongside Willam and Courtney Act, Alaska has found commercial success with her comedic collaborations. Her next two albums, Taxidermy and Battle Axe, peaked in the top 15 on the Top Dance/Electronic chart and the Dance/Electronic Album Sales chart respectively. 9 on the Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart and No. Latrice Royale attends VH1 Presents RuPaul's DragCon Party at Belasco Theatre on Apin Los Angeles.Īlmost a year after winning season 4, Sharon Needles debuted her first album, PG-13, which peaked at No. Image Credit: Santiago Felipe/Getty Images Additionally, Willam has released a multitude of singles that have landed in the top 15 of the Comedy Digital Song Sales chart, featuring many of the other queens from the Drag Race series. ![]() 1 and 2 on the Comedy Albums chart, respectively. Though her debut album The Wreckoning did not chart, her two follow-ups - Shartistry in Motion and Access All Areas, a collaboration with fellow queens Courtney Act and Alaska - peaked at Nos. Willam’s discography is one the most commercially successful of any drag queen. 35 on the Dance Club Songs chart in 2011. Released the day after she snatched the crown as the winner of season 3, “Diamond Crowned Queen” reached No. Image Credit: Getty Images Design by Jessica Xie ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Queens Who Landed Entries on the Billboard Charts.While not all of these promotional singles and studio albums do well commercially, some queens have managed to serve up some sickening tracks that have landed their name across the Billboard charts.įollowing a decade of Drag Race, we collected the chart data for all the show’s alumni and have cataloged below all those who have sashayed their way onto the charts. For your consideration… Now, releasing music is basically customary for Drag Race contestants, capitalizing on the influx of fandom and new mainstream visibility that the show’s reach draws in. These days, many contestants of the Glamazon’s hit show RuPaul’s Drag Race have continued that tradition by putting out their own studio records. Music has always been deeply intertwined in the world of drag, with the artform snatching mainstream success starting with RuPaul’s “Supermodel (You Better Work),” which peaked at No. Clair, Trixie Mattel & Bob the Drag Queen Getty Images Design by Jessica Xie ![]()
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