Drag Race's Kim Chi wants to compete on The Traitors

Peacock... give Kim Chi a call!

The legendary finalist from the eighth season of RuPaul's Drag Race has proven to be one of the wittiest and smartest queens to compete on the main stage, but fans shouldn't expect to see her on a season of All Stars in the near future.

"Never say never! At this point, I don't know if I have an interest in competing with my drag anymore. There's other shows I would love to go on. Traitors, call me! I'd be so good on that show," Chi tells PRIDE.

Kim Chi sounds like a match made in heaven for The Traitors. The million dollar question though... would Kim Chi want to be a traitor or faithful?

"I would love to be a faithful that gets recruited to be a traitor. I love social deduction games. I'm very nerdy. There's a game called Blood on the Clocktower, which is basically Traitors, but much more intense. I'm very good at these games."

Another popular reality TV show seems like the next best thing to add to Chi's ever-growing résumé. Not only has the star taken over the makeup world with KimChi Chic Beauty, but she's also partnering with Sundae School/Sundae Flowers on their limited-edition new cannabis gummy Kimchi Yuzu.

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"I've been a THC user since I was 18! Sundae School is a really cool brand. They're Asian owned and employ mostly queer women. I fully support their mission in everything they do."

Corinne Ang, representative for Sundae School, shared the company's mutual excitement to work with the Drag Race star.

"We really wanted to work with Kim Chi to service the community. She has an amazing platform and she's very aligned with our brand. We wanted to do something special that was distinctively Korean. It's all about celebrating individuality," Ang says.

Fans can learn more about Sundae School, visit the official website here. To see the full interview with Kim Chi, check out the video at the top of the page.