Rupaul | - Supermodel (you Better Work)

Reviewers highlight how RuPaul used the track's "glamour and humor as tools of liberation," proving self-expression could be both joyful and revolutionary.

Famous fans included Kurt Cobain, who cited it as one of his favorite songs of 1993. User Perspectives RuPaul - Supermodel (You Better Work)

It peaked at #45 on the Billboard Hot 100 and reached #2 on the US Dance chart, making it RuPaul’s highest-charting pop hit to date. Reviewers highlight how RuPaul used the track's "glamour

It is described as a "wonderfully OTT [over-the-top] tribute to the stars of the catwalk" with a stylish 1970s disco and high-energy (hi-NRG) dance vibe. It is described as a "wonderfully OTT [over-the-top]

“RuPaul's best track IMO. Great to add this to your 90's house program.” www.discogs.com Key Musical Features

RuPaul's is widely considered a landmark dance-pop anthem that catapulted drag into mainstream pop culture upon its release in 1992. Critics and fans alike praise it as an "instructional" track for finding one's inner diva, noted for its "accessible grooves" and "camp chic" attitude . Critical & Community Reception

Written by Larry Tee and produced by Eric Kupper, the track blends Euro House, Diva House, and Garage House elements.