Oddly committed to drag after seeing Sharon Needles on the fourth season of RuPaul’s Drag Race which aired in 2012, stating that “[Sharon Needles] was spooky. Her makeup was terrible. She was more dedicated to art and wit than being a glamorous female impersonator.”[1] Prior to this, Oddly didn't embrace all the opportunities that being a drag artist offered as she considered herself just a “skinny, black, gay guy.”[4]