Read the article first then watch the video or vica versa.
http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/...ends-analyzing-the-strip-club-queens-trailer/
http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/...ends-analyzing-the-strip-club-queens-trailer/
“I’m Not There to Make Friends”: Analyzing the Strip Club Queens Trailer
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I got through 3 minutes before I gave up.Not a good image of the Dancing industry.Except for Blake, they all looked like stereotypical trannies and seemed dumber then a bag of hammers(Blake also).I have not been to a strip club in 15 years.Is this the norm?
If they're dumb what's that say about the men who go to strip clubs LOL.
The cast argues and complains about their job so much, just like Alaska crab fishermen so they should have called it World's Deadliest Snatch.
Can't really tell much from the trailer and article, taking interest in the women's lives will largely depend on how the show is edited and how much drama is played up for the cameras.
What do you think about this Riley, you haven't given your opinion.
It might say that they're not there for intellectual stimulation.
Like any reality show, it's going to be heavily edited & scripted to provide the most drama, ie. a reason for people to watch it.
Should I care if my dentist doesn't like working on my teeth? If they do the job professionally and well, I don't really care what they tell their friends at the end of the night. This goes for SPs, MPs, strippers, or doctors.
As for the premise, I am sure that a reality show about any work place would show just as much drama. the only lure of this one is that it's about something sexual and to many immoral but not illegal.
