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Drag queen falls asleep on Facebook Live for three hours; Twitter responds

Artists and performers are all adjusting to a new world of isolation, with many innovators moving to the online space to keep in touch and entertain their fans.

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Florida drag performer Anahi Santos set out to perform and connect with her fans this week, and ended up creating some most unexpected content.

After performing a song, Santos sits down for a chat with her viewers on Facebook Live, and quickly drifts off to sleep. Santos remains asleep for the majority of the live stream, which is about 3 hours long.

The sleeping beauty has already captivated Twitter, with memes and merchandise pitches celebrating Santos’ energetic performance.

Santos herself has also responded to the surprising reaction.

OIP Staff


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