Foxy Lady (RuPaul album)  Foxy Lady is the second studio album by American drag queen RuPaul. It was released on October 29, 1996 by Rhino Records. It is the follow-up to RuPaul's critically and commercially successful 1993 album "Supermodel of the World". "Foxy Lady" explores similar genres to those of his first album, including dance and house. Rhino Records became RuPaul's new label with his second release, "Foxy Lady". He co-wrote most of the songs, and as he explained to gossip columnist Smith in the Interview chat, "it's been scientifically engineered with my new radio ears for airplay, and it fits into a lot of different formats. One song, 'Falling', is about falling in love again which is tricky because people don't want to hear me sing about anything like that. They want [to hear] 'All right! You can do it!' Or 'You look good! C'mon out here!'" That track, "Falling", was an unusually mainstream R&B number, but "Foxy Lady"s first single was "Snapshot", the behind-the-wig tale of a drag queen. It would become the first Rhino pop song to chart since 1987. With a talk show, a music career, his 1995 autobiography, and steady film offers, RuPaul's plans to conquer the world with love and lipliner seem to be on the right trajectory. "We're all on this planet to learn and evolve and to be more godlike," RuPaul told "Rolling Stone" writer Anthony Bozza. "Each of us has such incredible energy, and once you understand it, the party really begins." Despite the huge success of "Supermodel of the World", "Foxy Lady" failed to chart on the "Billboard" 200 despite reaching #15 on the "Billboard" Heatseakers chart and producing two mildly successful singles. Its first single "Snapshot" reached #95 on the "Billboard" Hot 100, #4 on the "Billboard" Dance Music/Club Play Singles, and #10 on the "Billboard" Hot Dance Music. The next single "A Little Bit of Love" reached #28 on the "Billboard" Dance Music/Club Play Singles. The single's music video depicted RuPaul along with female impersonator Jazzmun and transgender cabaret performer Candis Cayne as aliens out to conquer the world. The video received a GLAAD Media Award nomination for Best Video of 1998.