'We're Here' Finale: Shangela, Bob and Eureka impress with powerful performances, fans demand a Season 2
The six-episode reality show 'We're Here' came to an emotional close. It left fans teary-eyed, especially with the queens' performances in a short video that resonated with everyone celebrating pride. Shangela Laquifa Wadley, Bob the drag queen and Eureka O'Hara surprised viewers with a powerful exit. They featured in a montage video that showed how being unique and different from others doesn't have to be a reason for tears.
The queens performed to Alessia Cara's 'Scars To Your Beautiful'. The idea was to encourage people to embrace their true identity and never fear what people may or may not think of it. It was a moving video that highlighted how color, caste and creed would stop to matter once people are able to see and acknowledge that beauty lies in diversity.
Over the weeks, the ladies hit the road in search of drag daughters who were selected to participate in one-night-only drag performances. They mentored and guided them so that they could step out of their shell and explore new territories. Meanwhile, fans cannot get enough of the show and they are not holding back expressing their love for it.
"Don’t mind me, I'm just over here bawling my face off because #WereHere," a user commented, while another shared: "It is such a beautiful capsule of work. Thank you @thatonequeen @eurekaohara @itsSHANGELA @HBO. My heart is full."
"If I tell you I’m one loud and opinionated fuk. But @thatonequeen @itsSHANGELA @eurekaohara and the #WereHere team. All I got for you is truly just THANK YOU," a user posted. "Thank You #BobTheDragQueen@thatonequeen @itsSHANGELA @eurekaohara for a fantastic season of #WereHere, and I really really hope we get a second season," another thanked.
"Wow @itsSHANGELA @thatonequeen @eureka powerful finale. Felt like you were singing that last song directly to me, and you can't possibly know how much I needed that right now. Thanks for sharing your stories, exemplifying love, and bringing joy. #WereHere," a viewer tweeted, another wrote: "Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for such an amazing show #WereHere when the time is right I hope we get to have a season two. For now, we have other battles to fight."