HELENSBURGH'S favourite drag queen has name-checked his home town in a hit single that has soared to the top of the iTunes charts.

Lawrence Chaney, a former Hermitage Academy pupil, reached the number one spot on Friday with 'UK Hun?', performed alongside fellow RuPaul's Drag Race UK stars Tayce, Bimini Bon-Boulash and A’Whora.

The quartet, joining forces on the BBC Three series to become The United Kingdolls, and facing off against rivals Bananadrama, won the show's version of the Eurovision Song Contest - aptly renamed Ruruvision, with host Graham Norton acting as a judge.

In Thursday's episode, which can be watched on BBC iPlayer, Lawrence's opening verse says:

Dancing to a Highland jig

Lawrence Chaney's up in this gig

From Helensburgh to Edinburgh

Everywhere I go I'm snatching wigs

I made my name in Glasgow city

Can't sing or dance but I'm so witty

Me and my dolls are on a mission

Going to take this crown for RuRuvision

And fans of the show have been quick to snap up digital versions of the single, sending it to the top of the iTunes charts ahead of established artists like Taylor Swift and Pink.

Lawrence took to Twitter last night:

Other social media users reacted with disbelief upon hearing the Burgh name-dropped in the track:

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