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DRAGULA is a cult phenom but before there was DRAGULA, tell me about your childhoods. Well we were exactly like we are now, only smaller and trapped in normal people’s houses in suburbia. Threats were made, violence was had, schools were burned… it didn’t work out so we ran away to New York City to make a name for ourselves. It was like our very own version of the movie “Working Girl” only more satanic.  

I tuned into Season 1, but it’s really Season 2 that has really made a mark with the fans. What changed and what remained the same? The series got picked up by a network so that changed everything. It allowed us to produce the show at the level we initially wanted to. Season one was sort of a pilot season – we produced it ourselves so the budget was small and we had very few resources. The soul and concept of the show was there, but production wise we couldn’t get it to where we wanted until season two. That being said, season one is so iconic and the contestants were incredible. Amazingly, we were able to remaster season one and rerelease it on Amazon Prime with new color, new sound, and a lot of additional footage that has never been seen before and people are loving it.

This season of DRAGULA has been so artistically and visually pleasing. You both are featured in the beginning like an old Hollywood Hitchcock series that always sets the tone for each episode. Tell me about that process. (The knife chase with the red doors was truly my favorite) So the show is based off of an actual nightlife event that we produced and hosted. We opened each night of the event with some sort of campy, horror themed introduction from us and we wanted to use the same formula for the tv show.

Season 2 has been pretty explosive: rivalries, self doubt, mutilation...you know the typical things that bring families together. How was it to try and understand these girls AND judge the competition? One of the main goals of the show is to produce new punk, alternative queens that we can send out to the world with the potential to influence queer culture. Part of that process is helping them polish their skills and improve as queens, but the other part is to help them develop socially and to help them find their voices. When they first arrive, some of the queens are used to being disliked or marginalized in their communities back home and so they come in defensive or shy. We try to push them not only to overcome their fears and complete challenges that they didn’t think they could, but we also try to help them to build self confidence and belief in themselves and their art.  

Drag is hard. There are so many kids out there trying to slap on some paint and call themselves drag queens.  What is your advice for up and coming drag wannabes that want to be GREAT. Figure out what you’re good at and what you like doing and then work hard at being better at it. Whether you are good at makeup, or you take pretty pictures, or you’re a performance artist or a singer, just push yourself to be the best at whatever you enjoy doing.

You both are so polished and pressed when you appear onto the scene, but has there ever been a moment where things went wrong and one or both of you refused to appear because of it? Thank you, and no we have never refused to go on stage. We have discovered that if you refuse to go out on stage the club won’t give you money, so it’s something we avoid doing at all costs.

What are your thoughts on RPDR then and how its evolved? I think it’s great that RPDR has been able to achieve the mainstream success that they have – they’ve pioneered a whole new genre of television and queer business so we both think that’s great. Clearly they are doing a great job and it’s impressive. That being said, one of the side effects of their success is that there is a certain aesthetic of drag that’s being pumped to the masses and it’s sort of redefining the culture of drag worldwide and leaving a lot of artists behind. While it has created incredible opportunities for drag performers, it could be argued that it has also eroded some of the culture’s origins. Our experience with drag is very gritty, political, gay and adult, and you don’t see a lot of that represented in the family friendly version of drag that is becoming a phenomenon today. Regardless of all that, the show’s evolution has been incredible and how amazing is it to see queer creators build an empire from the ground up like that? It’s impressive. Also, I don’t want to say too much more because if Dragula doesn’t work out, you might be seeing us on season 17.

Okay so the fans are gonna love this: DRAGULA has been picked up for a Season 3. How does it feel and when can we expect casting to begin? This season is going to be like riding a rollercoaster through hell. We’re going to sit you down, give you some popcorn and blow your wig off your fucking head. It’s going to be a historical event for queers everywhere. Seriously it is going to be major. Stay tuned!

Do you two ever get noticed outside of drag when you're doing normal things? And what normal things do you two do when you're out of drag? You know how you never see us out of drag? Well you’re not going to read about it either.

I've seen how intense this competition can get and it’s taken a life of its own. These girls really feel connected to this show and what it represents. How do you feel about that? It makes us feel great, and they should feel connected to it. These queens are like our family now and we will always look out for them and be there for them.

Has there ever been a decision on DRAGULA that watching back, you instantly regret? We regret not hooking the entire cast up to the lie detector test in episode five because we’ve thought of about five million questions we would have liked to ask some of them in retrospect.  

By the time this interview airs, there will be a new Drag Supermonster crowned. What can we expect of this new queen once she begins her reign? I think she’ll probably be eating a lot of pizza on Instagram. I don’t really understand it, it’s gross. Anyways, once she is full, you can expect her to be beautiful, disgusting and amazing. Biqtch Puddin is a captivating performer and she’s going to be touring around the world being filthy and having fun and we can’t wait for everyone to meet her in person.

DRAGULA S2 Winner: Biqtch Puddin

What's in store for The Boulet Brothers in 2018? Well the third season of the Boulet Brothers Dragula is going to be massive this year and take up the majority of our time. It’s just getting very big very fast and we want to pour everything we have into it. We also have some other TV projects in development starring some familiar faces but we can’t talk too much about that yet. We’ll be launching our DRAGULAWORLD event later this year, we have some incredible live events coming up and we’re also going to sneak in some touring too (we’re headed back to the UK and Australia later in the year). Finally we have our annual world famous Halloween Ball coming up in the fall as well. It will be our nineteenth year producing it and it is literally one of the parties everyone in the world should make it to at least once. Last year we had Elvira on stage with us, Clive Barker has been involved with it for about six years and it’s just an incredible experience. It’s something like a gigantic horror, sex themed nightclub mixed with a haunted house.

All right that’s it for now, thanks for having us and thanks for watching the show uglies! We’ll see you all soon xxoo

Interview By: Xavii Matisse ©

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Tell me about your childhood and upbringing.

We grew up in Michigan. We are the youngest of 4, well Zach was an accident.

But we were the only Middle Eastern family in an all-white suburban.

Parents were always working so Zach and I only had each other growing up!  

In Elementary School, the kids played "Michael & Zachary Chase" where if you were tagged by either of us you died, so we've always been outsiders growing up.

How did you both come out to your parents and how did they react to it?

Obviously this question is infamous for us. When we came out, our mother threw holy water on us... This inevitably inspired our book, "Pray the Gay Away."

What are 5 things people don't know about you?

Zach:

-Minored in sign language, an obsession & tattoo of Avatar The Last Airbender, one of my front teeth is fake, has a permanent broken pinky,  has a fear of fish hooks.

Michael:

-Has two years of experience in calligraphy, passionate about environmental science, has a botched Gwen Stefani tattoo, went to school for film, has ADHD.

Let's talk about the hilarious "Pray The Gay Away" What inspired you guys to write it and tell us a little bit about it.

"Pray the Gay Away" was inspired the night Mom snuck into their bedroom and force fed them “holy grapes,” determined to “de-gay” them. "Pray the Gay Away" chronicles Michael and Zach as they face awkward sexual encounters, drug-fueled escapades, coming out to each other, and their biggest foe - Mom, a woman who not only gave birth to what she calls one regret - but two.

As Iraqi Americans, how is life different for you two than anyone else? Or is it just the same?

Honestly, it was the same to us until 9/11 happened. After, the kids from our school would call us terrorists.

On top of that, we're gay. So when we're not battling homophobia, we battle someone who thinks we're a part of ISIS.

You both are Youtube sensations that have taken the gay world by storm. Do you ever feel like you're revealing too much or are you not revealing enough?

Yes, we feel as if we may go overboard sometimes, but no time to be unseen.

You're both sex icons, let's be honest. Two gorgeous gay twins is pretty much the fantasy of every gay man in the world. Do you guys ever feel pigeon holed or forced to cater to that audience?

We both like to think we're cute and obviously use that in our favor in future projects BUT I think a lot of people hate on our success; not that we're flaunting it, but it's easier to hate on someone whose doing their own thing-- and doing it well. But glad BrulerMag thinks of us as sex icons!

Did you two get dressed the same as kids or were you lucky enough to dodge that bullet?

As children, our Mom thought she was actually having a twin boy and girl so she purchased a lot of pink baby clothes. We fortunately dodged that bullet growing up!

What is the most embarrassing thing your twin has done to you?

Michael is a horrible wing-man; we were at a bar and he goes up to this guy I've been crushing on and says, "Hey, I think my brother's number would look great on your arm" and then a drunken Michael grabs a pen (A PEN) and writes my number on his arm. The guy never called me (and probably suffered from ink poisoning).

A comment on Amazon.com about your book came from someone titled "Robaato" with the simple critique that "It's gay." Would you agree that's accurate?

"Pray the Gay Away" is yes, a gay book, but we wrote it in a prospective that normalizes our gay life style... We think if a straight male were to read our book, he'd love it too and would relate to some parts of the book.

Now that we live in TRUMPLAND and you guys live in The Midwest, what do you think about what's going on in America and The World?

Trump triggers every bone in our body and for that, we will pass on that question.

What are some weird things your brain tells you to do but you never do it?

Quit my job and move. Maybe kill a person or two.

Of the two, who is the one that loves the most attention?

Michael. No explanation needed.

Let's talk about the mobile app MyTwin Chat. What inspired you to create it and tell me a little bit about it. (It's a great idea by the way)*

MyTwin Chat is our app for those who need help throughout the whole process, anonymously. If you're in the pre or post stages of coming out, or even questioning, we are here to ease the process. The idea was created when people kept emailing us that they were going through the same thing, so this is our way of giving back to the community.

What are you guys up to for 2018?

We're working on our second book, "I'm Going to Kathys."

If you could speak to your core audience, what message would you like to send out to them?

Be nice! There are too many assholes in this world. One positive comment changes a person's day.

If you could ask God one question for Him to answer, what would it be?

Why wasn't Trump a cumshot his mother swallowed?

Which fictional character would you love to meet and why?

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, so we could slay together and fuck other vampires.

What is the worst purchase you ever made?

Michael likes to buy random shit off Ebay, especially clothes from China that never look like the picture.

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If you had to change your name, what name would that be and why?

We would love a more foreign name that's hard to pronounce and sounds like a cheese.

If you were chosen to do The Super Bowl how would your set look like?

An open mic and lots of gossip.

What do you fear about getting older?

I guess, dying.

What is the most annoying thing to ever come out of The Gay World?

Pray The Gay Away---- buy it.

Tell me a little bit about your childhood.

I was born in Southern California, but when I was five I moved to the island of Guam. This is where my family is from originally. I spent most of my childhood and teenage years there. I often visited California for Christmas vacation where I spent a ton of time with my grandparents who I am very close with. I always knew that when I graduated high school I would move back, and that’s exactly what I did.

What are five things people don't know about you?

That I am the oldest of 5 kids

When I was a teenager I wanted so badly to be part of the Mickey Mouse club, so I begged my parents to enroll me in dance school.

I once met Meg Ryan while shopping one day in LA and told her I thought she was the greatest RomCom actress that ever lived. This was a big deal to me as I have watched every RomCom possible growing up and especially loved any movie with Meg. Those movies sparked my early interest in love and relationships.

I have an absolute weakness for baked goods.

I am a new Puppy Parent as of last October. I own a Westie named Oliver. Now the second love of my life.

Most of us got to fall in love with you on "The Millionaire Matchmaker" with Patti Stanger. How did that come about?

I was first introduced to Patti Stanger and company when they recruited me to meet one of their clients in Season 3. I went on a very memorable date that didn’t work out. Her team kept me in their data base and kept bringing me back for other clients. While that was all happening, I started a dating blog for an LA based Gay magazine. That blog led to the creation of my website Finding Cupid. When an opportunity came up to be part of her team, they called me and I interviewed. The rest is history.

You have a bright passion for matchmaking. What inspired you to go that route?

I have always felt that people need help in the world of dating. This became more obvious when the tech boom came along and all my friends were having bad dates and really struggling to connect with people on apps. I was even more concerned about the gay community. There was a ton of shit going down with the dating app explosion. There hasn’t been a day that someone hasn’t approached me begging for help. That desperation motivates me to this day. It tells me that there is a need for guidance and support.

Tell me about the very successful "Finding Cupid Radio."

Ah, my baby.

After the success of the blog, I felt that there was so much more to talk about – and more that that the blog just couldn’t give enough color and dimension to. I was approached by Universal Broadcasting Network in Hollywood to do a show based on my dating life and from there it expanded into interviewing dating experts, authors, celebrities and even the occasional friend. Which by the way... I love bringing friends on the show, It’s a great way to call them out on all their bad dating decisions. (Laughs)

What is the best part of that radio show and the worst?

The best part about it is the education I get. The world of dating, love and relationships is very layered and complex. They cannot be defined by any one answer or person. The show allows me to learn about these different layers. The worst part is getting up at 7am on a Sunday to do the show.

What is the best love connection you've ever done?

The best connection I have ever done was with a pretty jaded guy. He had been through it all. Dumped, was cheated on and was really in a dark place. He was someone that came to me as a last resort. I felt that if I failed him, he would not believe in love any more. Naturally I couldn’t let that happen.

I coached him, guided him and set him up on a few dates. I must note that all the while, he was fighting me tooth and nail on each choice I made for him. After a couple months, he met someone and eventually settled down again.

The best part was the day when he finally called me back and said… “You were right” (Laughs)

Let's talk about your new launch of Three Day Rule’s LGBTQ division. You have a pretty diverse group to help you. Let's talk about that.

Last year, a friend of mine introduced me to another matchmaker in LA, turns out she was the CEO of a company called "Three Day Rule." They are a young and wildly successful matchmaking company based here in LA. We met a few times and discussed the world of Gay matchmaking and how hard it has been for clients all over the US to find a solid support system for long term relationships. As we talked more and more, we both realized that we were passionate about making this a reality, so we just did it!

Last October, we launched the LGBTQ + division of "Three Day Rule." The division has Matchmakers, Dating Strategists and Experts who are all part of the LGBTQ Community. We are not stopping there either; we are planning on expanding to San Francisco, Chicago and Atlanta and New York. We want all the major cities covered ASAP.

What are 3 things that make a successful love connection according to your website, Finding Cupid?

1. Love of Self

2. Good Sense of Humor

3. Willingness to Try Something New

You're gorgeous. Are you single or taken?

Awe, thank you. Taken. I just got married recently... celebrated my one-year anniversary. My husband Jonathan and I, have been together for 6 years now. Crazy to think how fast time has flown.

You have been a featured columnist for some prominent magazines. Tell me more about that.

I am passionate about writing one subject and that’s Love. People have asked me to write about this for all different kinds of reasons. Whether its for advice, Valentine’s Day, politics or love (and its cousins dating and relationships) is a perennial subject. Its been so cool to write for so many people. My top honor has been Huffington Post. When I was published there, I really felt validated as a voice.

With Gay Marriage being legal all over America, how has that changed the game for your company?

Oh man, it changed it in so many ways. First of all, dating now has a clear roadmap. 10 years ago, you (maybe) were dating with the hopes of being a “common law” partner. There were couples that committed to the idea of marriage because it always felt risky. As a community, we were never sure if marriage would ever be a privilege we would enjoy, freely and legally. Dating felt disposable and few were really focused on an end game. Today, the flood gates have opened and now people everywhere are getting married and creating big lives together. Its amazing.

The greatest part is that marriage is now part of the dialog and conversation we have while dating. It’s a factor that can be a deal breaker or deal maker when looking for the perfect match. In our world, you can be the hottest guy on the block, but if you don’t want marriage or kids, you are cut from the line up. That’s the coolest thing to see happening.

Your article on FindingCupid.com are adorable, relatable and spot on. What do you want your readers to get out of the website's content?

When you come to Finding Cupid, I want you to get the feeling that the writers have been through the same experiences that you are going through. So the advice is tailored for you. There not that many places where you can get a gay man giving gay dating advice. So often we digest the generic dating advice from our hetero resources, so Finding Cupid is meant to be the home for all daters, but with a massive focus on the LGBTQ community.

Additionally, we are not ashamed to write about our dating heartbreak, mistakes and fuck ups. We think that sharing our mistakes is the best way to help others. (Also, sometimes our mistakes are just funny.)

We're living in a time of extreme hatred and racism in America. As a man of color, how do you feel about it and what do you want people to know?

Every day I wake up and wonder “Is this the day I wake from this nightmare?”  I mean, I honestly don’t know what our country has become. It makes me feel so sad and depressed some days.

But I have always believed that things break down, in order to build back up. And, while I acknowledge the hate, the intolerance and racism happening in our everyday lives, I also see the strength in the people, the new leaders and the new voices that are being created from all the negativity. There are many young people that are being motivated and inspired by Black Lives Matter and by The Women’s March. Young people who never had the opportunity to speak out, to get angry and to march. This is a beautiful time to be part of something and to fight for what is good. A beautiful time to be an activist.

I want people to know that no matter who you are, life is political and that you can find something to fight for. You don’t have to be gay or a person of color. There are many things that we as human beings can be activists for. Things that we should fight for and that are worth being a voice for. It’s our greatest privilege in life.

The biggest thing a gay kid faces is extreme bullying because of his sexual orientation. If you could sit with an audience of young kids of all sexual orientations, what would the message be?

Love. Plain and simple. We don’t talk about it in this context very often, but we should. I would teach them that love isn’t just for two people. Love is a driving force that shapes communities, inspires innovation and that fosters peace. It’s bigger than all of us and something that isn’t just a cheesy greeting card. Love will help us be better human beings. And, if we all have love for our fellow human beings, we will be kinder; a kinder world. But it starts with all of us.

What is your favorite pair of underwear & why?

I’m a boxer brief kinda guy. I like them low cut and in every color. Calvins specifically. They are comfortable, and you can go classic in white or go sexy in bold colors. (That sounds like an Ad) (Laughs)

What does 2018 have in store for us in regards to your amazing work?

Oh man, I am a workaholic so that’s a good question. I have been working on launching a new Gay wedding website. So that’s going to be my focus. Definitely working on doing more TV. But we will see. I want to make sure the project is right.

The Gay Community is still struggling with identity and politics along with discrimination at times inside the community. What do you think about that and what is your opinion?

Ever since I was a teenager, I have always felt a strong attraction to being an activist. If there’s a rally, I’m there. As a gay man, your life is political. You cannot help it, it’s just a fact. From gay marriage to the government deciding on your rights, your voice counts; so being politically active is something I encourage every gay man to be. We are stronger in numbers, history has shown us this.

We are living in very uncertain times as we have a president and ruling party that does not align and support the community. In fact, its done more to erase and undo the support and legislation of any of the previous administrations, and that is major cause for concern. So now more than ever, its important to be politically active.

With identity, I think it’s less about struggling, than it is an extreme growth phase or growing pains. The community is growing and expanding in new and beautiful ways. So I think it’s more about getting to know the new LGBTQ community and learning how to bring it into the future.

When was the last time you cried sobbing?

A few times! Both with movies. I did a good “ugly cry” when I watched this old movie called “It’s My Party” starring Eric Roberts as a gay man with AIDS who decided to take his life, but only after he threw one last party for him and his friends. TORE ME UP!

I also had the same cry with “Call Me By Your Name” – The ending. I think because it reminded me of my first Gay heartbreak.

Gay cinema these days is really getting me. Lol.

What makes you truly happy?

Spending time at home with my husband and my dog. We are both very busy people and often have hectic schedules, so when we have days off, you can usually find all three of us cuddling on the couch with a movie.

BRULER means Hot in French. What are five things that heat up your life?

1. Any Romance Movie

2. A Good Cologne – Especially if the scent makes you think of having wild passionate sex with someone.

3. A man in a bespoke suit

4. My husband when he comes home from the gym

5. Vintage Ford Mustangs

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Lastly, if you could be reborn into any animal, what would it be and why?

I have long had dreams of flying, so I think I would be a bird. Like a giant eagle. I like the idea that you can go anywhere and take in the planet from the sky.

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Tell me a little bit about your childhood.

My childhood was at times pretty rough but also full of magical moments. I’m a glass half full kinda guy so I always try and find the best in a bad situation. When I was younger I was bullied a lot throughout my entire school life but that made me a stronger person and gave me some real inspiration with my music. So yeah I was pretty much the outcast in school, I really just didn't fit in but as I got older I found the beauty in that and embraced my weirdness.

What are five things people would be pleasantly surprised to know about you?

I’m really down to earth, I love animals, I’m really spiritual, I’m pretty clumsy and embarrassing. I’m also a hopeless romantic.

What is the biggest misconception people have about you?

I think because of my confidence people see me as kinda arrogant and big headed because I like to walk around in colorful shades and sparkly jackets but that couldn't be further from the truth.

What are your hobbies?

I love going out to eat... like I eat a lot!! I also really enjoy Zumba fitness classes and just being lazy when I get the chance.

Tell me about your music and how you broke into it?

I started writing songs when I was like 12/13. I was going through a hard time in school and it was the only way I could express myself. Once I left school I just began working my ass off, getting in the studio when I could, contacting managers, getting vocal coaching... literally hustling my way to where I am now.

Being Gay in the world has not been the easiest. Can you tell me about your journey?

I’ve always known that I’ve been attracted to guys...like even when I was a kid but for some reason I never thought that made me gay. It wasn’t till I got older and started thinking whether I could actually be sexually attracted to a girl and it was a definite no-no. Then I started actually falling for guys and I was like "okay time to wake up!" My family were super supportive and some close friends I had at the time really made me comfortable with it. Once I came out, I felt like a weight had been lifted and I finally felt like I could learn to love myself.

You have a very edgy flair that is really catching on. What inspires your style?

Thank you! I’ve always been really inspired by artists that push the boundaries. The legends like Michael Jackson, Prince, Freddie Mercury, George Michael, David Bowie all really inspire my style.

Tell me a bit about your activism?

I love being an activist and raising awareness any way that I can. I’ve done a bunch of anti- bullying performances/talks in schools & colleges across the country and relate it to struggles we face in the LGBT community. I think it’s really important to show the younger generation that there’s no need for hate and discrimination, hopefully they can pass on the message of love and we can strive towards a more equal world.

What does 2018 have in store for Smashby?

2018 is a huge year for me and my screwballs! I have a brand new EP coming out full of original material, lots of pride festivals and performances in the summer and some surprises…

If you were in a room with audience of young gay children, what would your message be to them?

My message would be to not be afraid of being different, to accept everyone for who they are and to always follow your dreams.

What are five songs currently on heavy rotation in your playlist?

Never Be the Same – Camila Cabello

My My My – Troye Sivan

Beautiful Trauma – Pink

Sinner – Trevor Moran

This Is Me – Kesha

How did your name "Smashby" come about? (Which I love)*

It just came to me one day and people started calling me by it... sort of like a nickname. It kinda stuck I guess, I felt by becoming Smashby I left behind all the troubles I'd been through in my personal life. It was like I shed my skin and had become this phoenix from the ashes.

The world is currently undergoing some nasty changes with a bunch of shitty leaders taking Trump's lead. What are your thoughts on that?

Honestly, this does scare me and it definitely shows we have a lot of work to do as far as equality is involved. But I’m hopeful that these changes will not affect the progress we have made so far.

When was the last time you cried into a pillow and why?

I cry at movies a lot! Especially Disney movies like Tarzan or Lilo & Stitch so probably when I last watched one of those.

When you're writing a song, what inspires you to write it?

It depends really, it might be something I’m going through at that time or something that someone close to me is going through. I sometimes like to imagine a story in my head and write a song about that. There’s really no limits when it comes to my songwriting.

What's your favorite pair of underwear and why?

I have a pair of tight black boxers that ripped on my hip and I actually love them even more now cause it makes me feel like I have a fat ass.

As a young gay in the world, what is your goal you want to accomplish in regards to OUR LGBT Movement?

I want to unite the world through music and be a part of the movement any way that I can. If I can just inspire even one person to be more open minded towards our community then that is making a change in my eyes.

Lastly, What makes you happiest in life?

Music, food and my fans!

INTERVIEW BY: XAVII MATISSE @XaviiMatisse

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