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Baby Drag Queens Unite! RuPaul Voices Star Role in Animated Series ‘Drag Tots’ (Video)

Show hits WOW Presents streaming service on June 28

| May 10, 2018 @ 12:02 PM Last Updated: May 10, 2018 @ 12:03 PM

There’s a famous RuPaul quote that goes “you’re born naked and the rest is drag.” Some babies just do it better than others.

On Thursday, WOW Presents, the company behind VH1’s “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” released the first trailer for its upcoming animated series “Drag Tots” and unveiled the complete voice cast for the show.

The Trump-referencing trailer promises “Drag Tots” will be exactly what the world needs in this time of political strife when it premieres on the WOW Presents Plus streaming service on June 28.

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The show follows a group of baby drag queens (who attend school, for some reason) who are voiced by former “Drag Race” contestants.

Bianca Del Rio plays Dina Saur, a colorful drag tot whose aesthetic is inspired by dinosaurs; Adore Delano plays Roxy Moron, innocent, lovable and totally gullible; Valentina plays Arugala, a Puerto Rican provocateur with a taste for trouble; and Latrice Royale plays Lady Liber “T”, an African American queen with a talent for putting haters in their place.

RuPaul will also star as school mascot Corny the Unicorn, who provides guidance to the drag tots.

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