TL;DR
- Jinkx Monsoon hexes Trump at Trump Tower.
- She believes Trump’s influence is larger than him.
- Magic requires personal effort, not just purchases.
- Monét X Change shares her own hexing attempts.
- Jinkx suggests personal rituals for hexing.
In a world where politics can feel like a circus, Jinkx Monsoon is here to add a little magic to the mix. The iconic drag queen and double winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race has revealed a quirky habit that’s sure to raise some eyebrows: every time she strolls past Trump Tower in New York City, she puts a hex on former President Donald Trump. Yes, you heard that right!
During a recent episode of the podcast Monét Talks, hosted by fellow Drag Race champion Monét X Change, Jinkx opened up about her unique ritual. “If hexes are real, why hasn’t Donald Trump died yet?” Monét quipped, to which Jinkx responded with a thoughtful analysis of Trump’s influence. “Donald Trump represents something so much bigger than him… his cult-like following is what’s protecting him. That energy is what’s protecting him,” she explained.
Jinkx believes that the eventual shift away from Trump will be monumental, as he embodies a toxic amalgamation of everything the world needs to change. “It’s gonna take a big cataclysm to shift that. But I think that’s right around the corner,” she confidently stated.
Monét, on the other hand, shared her own experience with hexing, admitting that she purchased two hexes against Trump from Etsy witches. However, she was left wondering if she should get her money back since they didn’t seem to work. “Well, you can’t put a timeline on magic,” Jinkx chimed in, adding a touch of humor to the conversation.
As the two queens discussed the intricacies of witchcraft, Jinkx emphasized that true magic comes from the effort you put into it. “Yes, you could outsource that effort maybe… but if you want the magic to be effective, you’ve gotta get in there,” she advised.
When Monét expressed a desire to learn how to hex, Jinkx shared some creative suggestions. “Every time you see his image, come up with your own… the evil eye is a powerful thing but come up with your own,” she said, demonstrating her method of flashing the horns as she walks past Trump Tower. “I banish you!” she declared, channeling her inner witch.
Jinkx’s blend of humor and insight not only entertains but also highlights the importance of personal agency in both magic and politics. So next time you pass by Trump Tower, remember Jinkx’s words and maybe give a little hex of your own. After all, it’s all in good fun, right?