'Drag Race' Season 14's Top 5 Say 'F You' to 'Don't Say Gay' Lawmakers

The 'Drag Race' queens have an important message to anti-LGBTQ+ lawmakers.

RuPaul's Drag Racehas returned to live finale tapings (with an audience!), and this season's Top 5 used the occasion to both celebrate drag and send a message to anti-LGBTQ+ lawmakers.

Speaking on the pink carpet at the Flamingo hotel in Las Vegas, Willow Pill, Lady Camden, Bosco, Angeria Paris VanMicheals, and Daya Betty addressed the rise in "Don't Say Gay" bills that have cropped up around the United States. The laws seek to restrict education about sexual orientation and gender identity to many young people, and the cast of the VH1 reality competition had strong words for those trying to legislate hate.

Scroll through to see their responses, and don't miss the finale of season 14 ofRuPaul's Drag Race, tonight at 8pm Eastern and Pacific Time on VH1!

Angeria Paris VanMicheals

"Do not be passing no bills against us, OK? Because we should have every right that anyone else has. We deserve that. We are people too."

Bosco

"I don't understand why you'd want to suppress this. Look at us. We're thriving. This is the coolest thing that is happening on television every single time it's happening on television. I just don't understand the thought process to try and take away power from that movement. Basically, they can suck a fart out my ass."

Lady Camden

"We're here, we've been here, we'll always be here. There's no point in resisting us. There's absolutely no use...in resisting other people, because of their beliefs and because of who they love. Love is love. I think it's a simple but very effective saying. We're already getting stronger and stronger, every decade. It's things like Drag Race that empower us and things like Drag Race are becoming bigger and more important in society today. I would say to these people, get into it, bitch!"

Daya Betty

"The most important thing is that we're vocal and we're standing up for what we believe in. There's always going to be people, obviously, that are like thinking different ways than we do. But I think change takes time. You can't change something overnight, but we need to be loud. We need to be proud. We need to rally together, be a community, put our differences aside, and fight for what we believe in. And let's be vocal about it. Let's start talking. That's kind of my thing is just say what's on your mind. And if you want to see a change, you might as well speak up and say gay babe, say gay."

Willow Pill

"My message to legislators that are trying to pass those bills is, first of all, f*ck you. Second of all, go f*ck your mom. And also, you're irrelevant now and we need new people."