Mystique Summers, previously known as Mystique Summers Madison or simply known as Mystique, is a drag queen and makeup artist from Bedford, Texas, and one of the Season 2 contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race.
RuPaul's Drag Race[]
| Statistics | USA Season 2 |
|---|---|
| Ranking: | 10th Place |
| Maxi Challenges Won: | 0 |
| Mini Challenges Won: | 1 (Ep. 3) |
| Times as Team Captain: | 1 (Ep. 3) |
| Times in Bottom: | 1 (Ep. 3) |
| Episode Eliminated: | Episode 3 |
Drag Name Origin[]
She started out as Mystique for three years because she always loved X-Men and since she is transforming from a boy to a girl, she wanted to be a shapeshifter like Mystique. She became Mystique Summers when she did her first pageant under her drag mother Genie Summers. Summers is from Buffy The Vampire Slayer. She then realized the linkage to X-Men with Scott Summers. Madison is from one of her friends in Texas. But she has now gone back to just Mystique Summers, because it sounds better and quicker to say the name.
Memorable Quotes[]
RuPaul's Drag Race Season 2[]
- "I don't need to fix my mug, bitch! Sweetie! How do I have not no manners? No class, no manners? You piss me off some more, I will whoop your fucking ass! Bitch I am from Chicago!" (Said during the fight with Morgan McMichaels on Untucked)
- "I love my two-piece and that biscuit."
- "Fuck them skinny bitches, it's a big girls' world!"
- "Cheeseburger, Taco Bell and a Diet Coke on the side girl!" (referring to how proud she is of her size)
- "I'M TRYING TO FUCKIN EXPLAIN MYSELF, CAN PEOPLE JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP?"
Farewell Message[]
"Balls 2 the walls Fishes or Bitches U pick MyStiQuE"
Trivia[]
- Mystique is originally from Chicago.
- Mystique started doing drag as a dare by one of her friends.
- Mystique first started saying "Two Piece and a biscuit" during her casting tape for RuPaul's Drag Race.
- Mystique is the second plus-size queen to compete after Victoria "Porkchop" Parker from season 1, as well as the first plus-size queen to survive the first elimination.
- Mystique is also the first queen to achieve 10th place.
- Mystique is the second Drag Race contestant to perform a split on the show, after Jade Sotomayor from Season 1. She's also the first queen to perform a split outside of a lip sync.
- Mystique is the second contestant in the Drag Race franchise to win a Mini Challenge on the episode she got eliminated, after Jade in Season 1.
- She was then followed by Phoenix and Yara Sofia in Season 3, and Madame LaQueer and Kenya Michaels in Season 4, Alexis Mateo & Yara Sofia in All Stars 1, Serena ChaCha, Ivy Winters and Alyssa Edwards in Season 5, BenDeLaCreme in Season 6, Mrs. Kasha Davis in Season 7, Aja in All Stars 3, Tamisha Iman in Season 13, Irene Dubois & Loosey LaDuca in Season 15, Jessica Wild on All Stars 8, and Xunami Muse on Season 16.
- In May 2020 Mystique was featured as a performer on RuPaul's Digital DragCon.
- In late December 2020 Mystique publicly petitioned World of Wonder via social media to be given a chance to be considered for a future All Stars season, claiming to have experienced enough growth in herself and her drag persona to redeem herself, receiving lots of support from the community as a result.
Gallery[]
RuPaul's Drag Race Season 2[]
Gone With the Win Photoshoot
RuPaul's Drag Race Season 2 Looks[]
Promo Look (Drag Race)
Promo Look (Best Drag)
Promo Look (Best Drag)
Entrance Look
Confessional Look
Curtain Couture Look
High Class Drag Look
Country Realness Look
Reunion Look
External Links[]
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| Winner | Tyra Sanchez |
|---|---|
| Runners-Up | 2nd: Raven • 3rd: Jujubee |
| Other Contestants | 4th: Tatianna • 5th: Pandora Boxx (Miss Congeniality) • 6th: Jessica Wild • 7th: Sahara Davenport • 8th: Morgan McMichaels • 9th: Sonique • 10th: Mystique • 11th: Nicole Paige Brooks • 12th: Shangela |
| Judges | RuPaul • Santino Rice • Merle Ginsberg |
| Pit Crew | Emanuel Palmer • Max "The Body" Philisaire |
- ↑ https://www.instagram.com/mystiquesummers/?hl=en
- ↑ (PT) Who’s That Queen? Mystique Summers | Draglicious — October 24, 2021
- ↑ RuPaul's Drag Race Moments of Black Excellence | VH1 | YouTube — February 19, 2021