She thinks there’s a chance I could be saved. The only anxiety I have is that my mother doesn’t understand that it’s a show that’s been taped. TB: She’s like ‘that one with the pink hair is shady’ and ‘that one is a secret diva.’ She’s wild. I think we need a Drag Race review show with me and my mother. To have been through what we’ve been through and to come out how we’ve come out, it’s a great thing. How is she doing and what has this experience of you being on the show been like for her? It was so lovely being able to meet your mom on Untucked last week. Still, if ever there was a perfect battle to be rocking a giant dog suit, it was this one, set to Black Eyed Peas’ “My Humps.” The sheer ridiculousness of Tina twerking in that oversized costume sent Ru into hysterics, while Utica was stuck doing a way-too-serious interpretation in her constricting gown.TB: It’s my Drew Barrymore fantasy! I think I’m more stressed out about my mom, to be completely honest.
But it was a bit of a surprise to see Tina lip syncing alongside her, especially when some queens (*cough* Kandy *cough*) appeared to have put in far less effort. Given the quality of her commercial and her tepid reception on the runway, Utica was a udder-ly destined for this week’s bottom two. Whose beastly lewk was a beauty in your eyes? 👀 #DragRace /riEcjAghHu Symone’s foxy look was a hysterical stroke of brilliance, especially in its styling, but it just didn’t have the same wow factor as Rosé’s.Ĭheck out the rest of this week’s runway - including Utica’s tribute to Maleficent, Kandy Muse’s lazy alien outfit, and Tina looking like a gay version of Barf from Space Balls - below: Seriously, The CW should call her up to consult on HIM‘s makeup for the live-action Powerpuff Girls show.
In fact, Symone probably could have been the sole winner of this week’s challenge, had it not been for Rosé’s devilishly stunning “Beast Couture” runway look (pictured here). Symone looking at the camera and asking “Is your blood sugar low?” was a moment in itself. Both took direction very well while filming their commercials, maintaining a natural humor throughout. That said, sometimes the top performers are exactly the ones you expect, like Symone and Rosé, who ended up sharing this week’s win. Carson Kressley and Ross Mathews didn’t need to tell her to look confused - she took care of that herself.
Other missteps included Gottmik’s confusing sex juice commercial, which even she admitted made no sense Utica Queen’s uncomfortable teat suckling, a tribute to her childhood cow Clara, the same one mentioned by that medium last week and Olivia Lux’s overall directionless performance. RuPaul's Drag Race Finale Recap: Did the Right Queen Win Season 14? (“I was ROOTING… for US!”)ĭrag Race All Stars Premiere Introduces Game-Changing New Rules - Plus, Which Queen Was Under the Hat? Watching her struggle to nail that line about Victoria’s Secret, I couldn’t help but flash back to Kahmora Hall’s iconic performance as a tree. Let’s start with Tina Burner, whose “Viagra in a can” called Burnin’ Up (she will be hearing from the Jonas Brothers’ lawyers, by the way!) was a surprise flop, especially considering how consistently she’s performed until now. In a surprising turn of events, some of the night’s worst commercials came from some of the season’s supposed frontrunners. You know, totally normal things that all drag queens do in their day-to-day lives. A flat performance in a soda-themed challenge got another competitor canned on Friday’s Drag Race, leaving us with but a six-pack of queens.įollowing an arousing - sorry, make that a rousing - game of Are You Smarter Than the Pit Crew?, which challenged the queens’ knowledge of Drag Race institutions like Lil’ Poundcake and the Interior Illusions Lounge, the group was presented with this week’s maxi challenge: to create and brand a soft drink, design the can, produce and star in a commercial, and write a catchy jingle.
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