RuPaul's Drag Race has been a platform for several drag queens to leave their indelible marks on the entertainment industry. However, some winners managed to gain more fans and popularity than others. In this article, we rank all of the RuPaul's Drag Race winners in terms of popularity, from least to most popular.
Starting at the end, the Queen who achieved the title, but not necessarily the maximum popularity, is the winner of the eleventh season. Despite her undeniable talent and stage presence, she failed to attract as many fans as her fellow winners.
A little further down the list, we find the charismatic winner of the seventh season. She has managed to make a name for herself in the industry, but has yet to reach the same level of popularity as some of her drag sisters.
The season nine winner, on the other hand, has seen her popularity grow steadily over the years. Her unique style and captivating personality have made her a favorite among RuPaul's Drag Race fans.
When we reach the top 3, the competition becomes even tougher. The third season winner won the hearts of the audience with her extravagant style and incredible performances. She remains one of the show's most beloved drag queens.
In second place, we have the winner of the fifth season. She is loved for her funny personality and unmatched makeup skills. Her popularity has remained steady since she won the title, proving that she is definitely a force to be reckoned with.
Finally, the most popular winner of RuPaul's Drag Race is none other than the winner of season four. She won the hearts of fans with her charismatic personality and jaw-dropping performances. Her popularity has grown steadily over the years, making her the most popular queen of all.
The winners of RuPaul's Drag Race proved that it takes more than just winning the crown to be popular. They need to continue to excel and evolve, winning fans' hearts along the way. We are undoubtedly looking forward to seeing who will be the next queen to ascend the throne and whether she will be able to surpass our current queens in terms of popularity.
