Get your hairspray and high heels out. You can once again watch RuPaul’s Drag Race online from anywhere as Season 12 roars into view.
Shortly after Yvie Oddly was crowned “America’s Next Drag Superstar” last year, Drag Race received a record 14 Emmy nominations, winning Outstanding Competition Program and Outstanding Host for the fourth time in a row. As a result, expectations are through the roof for this latest instalment.
The show’s regular panel of judges gushingly admit that this years’ queens are “the most talented we’ve ever had.” They include look queens and performance queens, pageant queens and everything in-between, hailing from New York City and Los Angeles to Acworth, Georgia. The infamous Dahlia Sin brings Rihanna-esque looks and burlesque silhouettes to the show, while Rock M. Sakura’s megawatt personality and anime, K-Pop and Manga stylings, might just short-circuit the studio lights.
As ever, there’s a fabulously starry roster of celebrity judges waiting to give their critiques. Nicki Minaj is the inaugural guest judge on the ninety-minute premiere, while later episodes will welcome iconic actors, singers and even politicians, such as Whoopi Goldberg, Chaka Khan and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
So, shantay you stay if you want to know how to watch RuPaul’s Drag Race online from anywhere. Then strap yourself in for 15 episodes of fierce, queenly competition.
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How to watch RuPaul’s Drag Race online from outside your country
If you find yourself far from home when the latest episode drops – abroad on business or taking an extended vacay – don’t let geo-blocks take the swagger out of your step.
If you’re in a country where this content isn’t available, you can install a VPN so you can watch Season 12’s Drag Race darlings online, no matter where you’re situated. This piece of software changes your IP address, so you can access each episode live or catch-up with the series and watch as if you were back at home.
How to watch RuPaul’s Drag Race online in the US (and for FREE)
- Sling: You need to select a base package of either Sling Orange or Sling Blue. Both are $30 per month after the first month’s rate of $20. Neither have VH1, so you need to include Lifestyle Extra for an additional $5 per month to access that channel and 10 more. If you’re holding out for a free trial, you can’t access this through the web, though it is available via Sling compatible devices, like AirTV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, LG webOS and Xbox One.
- FuboTV: fubo Standard provides 108 channels, two simultaneous streams, and 30 hours DVR storage for $54.99 per month. The first seven days are free and you can cancel anytime.
- AT&T TV Now: their entry-level option is Plus, which offers over 45 channels for a monthly fee of $65. It includes some premium channels, too, like HBO, ESPN and FX, in addition to VH1. If you’re a new customer, you can bag a 7-day free trial.
- Philo: for the modest sum of $20 per month, you get access to 59 channels, which includes VH1, A&E, the Paramount Network and MTV. Instant access to a free, week-long trial is available just by providing your mobile number, but after 48 hours you’ll need to enter your billing details to continue watching.
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