Monét & Shea Clap Back At 'Fans' Who Think They Don't Deserve Top 4

Some fans are in their feels about the top four of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 7.

During episode 11 of All Stars 7, Monet X Change and Shea Coulee won the Variety Show maxi challenge and earned themselves three Legendary Legend Stars. X Change went from having two stars to having five, whereas Coulee went from having one star to having four - which secured both of their spots in the top four.

Alas, some Drag Race fans don't seem to agree with this twist and feel like X Change and Coulee shouldn't have made it to the finale. On Wednesday, July 27, a fan tweeted, "I'm sorry but [Shea Coulee] and [Monet X Change] do not deserve to be top 4." The fan went as far as tagging both queens in the tweet, ensuring that they'd see this hot take.

X Change replied to the fan's tweet:

"And you don't deserve a neck."

A few hours later, Coulee joined the conversation with a response to X Change's tweet:

"Monet... That would imply that he has a neck. You can't say someone doesn't deserve something that they never had."

As of this writing, X Change's reply has over 2,100 likes, and Coulee's response has surpassed 1,800 likes. This week, both queens will face fellow All Stars 7 finalists Jinkx Monsoon and Trinity The Tuck in a lip sync smackdown where the winner will be crowned the "Queen of All Queens."

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Meanwhile, the queens who didn't qualify to be All Stars 7 finalists - Jaida Essence Hall, Raja, The Vivienne, and Yvie Oddly - will compete in their own lip sync smackdown to become the "Queen of She Done Already Done Had Herses."

RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 7 is now streaming on Paramount+.

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