Here’s How Many Dawwlahs The ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Queens Bank For Every Insta Post

What I’ve always loved about RuPaul’s Drag Race is the way the show tracks down incredible drag queens, fosters and promotes their talent, then sends them off into the world to slay.

As such, there are scores of ex RuPaul’s Drag Race contestants who are making ‘yuge bank from their continued success after the show.

The fabulous researchers at SlotsUp.com have crunched the numbers to rank 149 drag superstars based on their estimated Instagram earnings, and here are RuPaul’s Richest Queens, according to Instagram.

1. Bianca Del Rio: $7,378 per Instagram Post

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DON’T FUCK WITH ME, FELLAS!!! ???????????????????????????????????????????? MOOD 2020 Photo by @mrmattcrockett Brooch by @ampedaccessories

A post shared by Bianca Del Rio (@thebiancadelrio) on Jun 11, 2020 at 6:19am PDT

2. Trixie Mattel: $7,055 per post

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gay ™

A post shared by Trixie Mattel (@trixiemattel) on Jun 13, 2020 at 5:01pm PDT

3. Adore Delano: $6,909 per post

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???? Don’t miss us on @ExOnTheBeach: Peak of Love premiering TOMORROW at 9/8c on @MTV ????❄️ #queenstown #newzealand #exonthebeach #peakoflove #mtv

A post shared by Adore Delano (@adoredelano) on Dec 4, 2019 at 1:08pm PST

4. Katya Zamolodchikova: $6,550 per post

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Summertime

A post shared by Katya Zamolodchikova (@katya_zamo) on Jun 10, 2020 at 10:39pm PDT

5. Kim Chi: $6,355 per post

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Your fave mirror is back in stock on kimchichicbeauty.com ???? Run, don't walk if you want to get your hands on her???????????? @kimchichicbeauty

A post shared by Kim Chi (@kimchi_chic) on Jun 16, 2020 at 6:30pm PDT

6. Violet Chachki: $6,040 per post

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#ad21+ I am beyond thrilled to celebrate the victory today with the Supreme Court ruling that gay and trans people are protected under the civil rights act of 1964, meaning we cannot be discriminated against in the workplace due to gender identity or sexual orientation!  This is great news, however, we must continue to elevate our voices around equality as there’s still much work to do. Pride is most powerful when it’s intersectional. It’s crucial to remember that gay liberation was started by the most marginalized of the queer community, Trans women of color. I’m happy @skyyvodka stands with us on the right side of history #SkyyVodka #wearethepride

A post shared by Violet Chachki (@violetchachki) on Jun 15, 2020 at 3:42pm PDT

7. Alyssa Edwards: $5,876 per post

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I’m The Hood Mona Lisa ???? @vanityfair Foam Wig @jochen_kronier ???? @lollicox_roxbycox #DancingQueen #ABHxAlyssaEdwards #Drag #queenradiovu

A post shared by Alyssa Edwards (@alyssaedwards_1) on May 26, 2020 at 4:02pm PDT

8. Sasha Velour: $5,841 per post

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???????????? DIGITAL DRAG ????????⁣ ⁣ Behind the look: This makeup is entirely projection! I drew out the official “Smoke & Mirrors” makeup on the computer and mapped it on the face using a hand mirror (just like I used to have to do in the early days of @night.gowns!). It was a very blinding experiment…good thing I’m existentially attracted to bright lights!

A post shared by Sasha Velour (@sashavelour) on May 22, 2020 at 3:07pm PDT

9. Alaska: $5,801 per post

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The new @hauslabs STUPID LOVE palette is available now ! Thank you @ladygaga for including me in the video lip sync celebrating the song, the makeup, and the moment ???????????? Check it out on her YouTube and remember to #ColorWithLove

A post shared by Alaska (@theonlyalaska5000) on May 19, 2020 at 12:16pm PDT

10. Aquaria: $5,474 per post

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????⚔️ battle for your life ⚔️???? ⛓???????? these past few weeks have truly been a whirlwind for more reasons than you could imagine and it’s been impossible to focus on anything besides this second civil rights movement we are currently living. I’m grateful for your understanding of my hiatus and wanted to share this image I’ve been sitting on since May with you all. I shot this right before DJing a virtual party-turned-fundraiser for Black Lives Matter, and @tysunderland and I are SO appreciative of everyone’s generous donations throughout the evening. It felt odd trying to lift the mood that night, however getting to make up for lost time by protesting endlessly for these past weeks has been more than motivating. The fight is nowhere near over and we mustn’t stop battling for all Black Lives until they truly matter. Although I’ve felt it imperative to make major shifts in my work and messages, I’m hopeful that our efforts will not be in vain. Despite not feeling a need to create, I hope I can occasionally find a few moments to allow myself to be a bit selfish and share my art for you all during this historic Pride month. ⚙️ wearing @hauslabs @garosparo @bitchfist_ @austin.james.smith @uhmmwhat ???? inspired by @ladygaga Chromatica fashion, directed by @nicolaformichetti and @marta.del.rio

A post shared by Aquaria (@ageofaquaria) on Jun 13, 2020 at 4:54pm PDT

The first season of Canada’s Drag Race graces Stan with its holy presence from July 3.

Catch the sick trailer below: