All of Twitter’s Vicious Responses to the RuPology

This kitty girl doesn’t always land on her feet.

March 06 2018 1:22 PM EST

After RuPaul said in an interview with The Guardian that he “probably” wouldn’t let trans or bio drag queens perform on RuPaul’s Drag Race, he apologized publicly, saying that “I understand and regret the hurt that I have caused.”

Each morning I pray to set aside everything I THINK I know, so I may have an open mind and a new experience. I understand and regret the hurt I have caused. The trans community are heroes of our shared LGBTQ movement. You are my teachers. pic.twitter.com/80Qi2halN2

— RuPaul (@RuPaul) March 5, 2018

Strangely, along with an apology tweet, RuPaul attached an image of a 1953 painting by Ellsworth Kelly called Trains Landscape, which has nothing to do with the content of the tweet.

In the 10 years we’ve been casting Drag Race, the only thing we've ever screened for is charisma uniqueness nerve and talent. And that will never change. pic.twitter.com/0jsyt6MRvO

— RuPaul (@RuPaul) March 5, 2018

This prompted Twitter users to wonder whether he mistyped “trans” as “trains” and thought the image was the trans flag.

rupaul tried to look up trans flag but accidentally wrote trains flag and just saved the first result to his camera roll pic.twitter.com/30CxCeirqX

— lesbian saw black panther (@deadgrIwaIkng) March 6, 2018

The T in LGBT stands for Train Stations

— lic lac la lac lilac (@technololigy) October 24, 2017

we were fooled all along pic.twitter.com/Je4uHkD442

— Atelier Fiora (@FioraAeterna) March 6, 2018

Rupaul right now is like “Did I say no Trans? I meant no Trains!!! Let the music play!” pic.twitter.com/InsRbMISu3

— Platinum Papi (@Thynative) March 6, 2018

RuPaul: i'm an avid supporter and ally of *looks at smudged writing on hand* ......trains....genders

— fleetwood mac sona @ megaplex (@catcooties_) March 6, 2018

Okay. I'm gonna be honest, if RuPaul FINALLY starts letting trains compete on Drag Race, I might actually watch the show. I can think of nothing more beautiful than a 100-ton locomotive in a feather boa and platform heels.