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My pop culture knowledge of RuPaul is limited to the single season of Drag Race All Stars I watched in college with one of my roommates, but even as a casual observer, I was still immediately pulled into Ru's world and moved by the emotional narration.

I love memoirs that are narrated by the authors themselves (particularly when the author is a performer/artist by trade), as you get a tenderness and vulnerability that a different narrator simply wouldn't be able to convey. The House of Hidden Meanings on audio is no exception to this, and I found myself both tearing up when Ru's voice would crack and getting hyped when he passionately described a memorable performance or career breakthrough.

A heartfelt read for fans and casuals alike, and I'm glad I was able to experience it :")

(Thank you to libro.fm for providing me an ALC of this book!)