Drag queen Suzie Toot says Ron DeSantis can be free: ‘Live your gay life’

This story originally appeared on Out.We are about to see some big things from Suzie Toot!As the fan-favorite queen from RuPaul's Drag Race season 17 and the winner of the LaLaPaRuZa, the talented star has taken over the world in the past year.Starring alongside other beloved queens Kori King and Lydia B. Kollins, Toot has toured across the globe on their campy ButtTootKing Tour and performed at sold-out venues in front of thousands of adoring fans.Now, Toot is ready to headline her own tour with her new one-woman cabaret show Suzie with a Z. Inspired by her icons Liza Minnelli and Lucille Ball, the theater queen will tap her way through Vaudeville and Broadway herstory as she blends comedy, glamour, and high-concept drag with her powerhouse vocals."This is what I was hoping to do after Drag Race. This show is going to feature a lot of songs that people aren’t going to know. It’s everything Suzie Toot is! People are going up for Bing Crosby! I’ve saved the world if a young queer child now knows who Liza Minnelli is," Toot tells Out. See on Instagram Drag Race fans predicted Toot's world domination once she tap-danced to her own original song on the season 17 talent show. After securing a top two placement, Toot won the first lip-sync of the season against Jewels Sparkles to Katy Perry's "Woman's World," which catapulted her to an overnight sensation."Ever since I heard the song 'Woman's World,' my life has changed forever. I think a lot of people could say that! I can't believe everything that's happened. Who would have guessed that when we got 'Woman's World' on our iPods, that that would be a defining career beginning moment for me?"Toot's schedule is certainly packed for the foreseeable future, but fans are already manifesting her return to Drag Race on an upcoming All Stars season.After all, three of her season 17 sisters (Lydia B. Kollins, Sam Star, and Lucky Starzzz) have already returned for All Stars, so Toot's return could happen sooner rather than la