- [singing] MTV
- Previously on "RuPaul's Drag Race"...
I want you to come up
with your own drag-awareness employee seminars.
- If you don't know what "compulsory" means,
neither do I. [laughter]
- And now some "herstoric" clips.
[laughter]
- Here are some keys to--
disregard--"disalarm"--
- [whistles]
- Mhi'ya Iman Le'Paige.
- It just felt like you were in quicksand.
- Morphine. - Wait. [clears throat]
- You look like you were just struggling to keep up.
- Q.
- The timing of it was always so perfect.
- Sapphira.
This outfit--it's fucking everything.
Condragulations.
You are the winner of this week's challenge.
- [shouts happily, laughs]
- Morphine, shantay, you stay.
Mhi'ya, sashay away.
[dramatic music]
- Oh, my God. - Oh.
- My God, Mhi'ya.
- [sighs] Mhi'ya was just eliminated.
I am sad.
But I can't be too sad because Mhi'ya and Morphine pissed
all over that damn stage.
You can't be sad when you see a performance so amazing.
- "It was fun. I love you all.
"Morphine, bring it home.
#305QueenofFlips, Mhi'ya."
- Yes, Mhi'ya. [applause]
- I just want to say, bitch, I sent home the Queen of Flips.
[screaming]
- You ate that, up, baby. - Oh, my God, bitch.
I cannot wait to rub it in her face when we go home.
Mhi'ya fucking threw her ugly dress on my face.
So, baby, I threw my tit at her.
One thing about Miami bitches--
we fight till there's blood drawn, bitch.
I told her, bitch, if it came down to us,
it was going to be me that stayed.
- Ooh. - So, period.
Bitch, I'm going to bring it home--I promise.
I love you. Bye.
When I landed in the bottom, I really was feeling defeated.
But this lip sync brought something out of me.
I don't know if it's the adrenaline or the fact
that I sent home Mhi'ya.
I feel like I'm fucking here. I'm ready to fight.
I'm ready to win, win, win, win.
- I think we should all start off
by giving a big round of applause
to our winner tonight, Miss Sapphira.
- Yay. - Congratulations.
- This is my third win, and I'm so excited.
I am on a roll, baby.
I was kind of surprised.
I knew I was in the top. I just didn't know I was here.
Q is looking like I stepped on her dog
and threw him across the street,
and then came over there and fucked her husband.
But I'm not happy about seeing you the way
that you look right now.
- Q, the heat radiating off that body, mama, I--
like, tsss.
- I mean, at the end of the day,
like, you won, and we didn't, and that's just how it is.
Plane or I deserved that win,
or, you know, both of us should have won.
None of it makes sense.
It's how it is. - But say it. Say it.
- No, because most of it's, like--just feels like,
very, like--
- Just get it off your chest. - No, I'm good, actually.
- Okay, okay. - Yeah. Yeah.
- I love you.
- Yeah.
- [giggles] I think that Q has shown a bit of a pattern
of behavior of being a bit of a sore loser,
which, you know, we all have our vices.
But that's hers. [laughs]
- Top six. - Top six!
- That is so exciting!
- It feels correct. - It does.
I feel like we are each such individual,
unique personalities and characters in drag, period.
Now, listen,
how boring would it be if all the girls with the wins
are the ones that make it all the way?
Like, let's sneak in there, diva.
- Yeah, you guys are amazing, but you just never know.
- How about you catch up first? - I'll catch up, sweetheart.
I'll catch up, sweetie pie. - Okay.
- So, on that note, let's get out of drag.
[laughter] - Oh, my God.
- Oh.
- Mama, I know.
I know you're in your feelings,
but we all know who the true winner/winners of this week--
- Yeah, I just need-- I just need some time, yeah.
- Okay, okay, okay.
- Ooh!
I will always love and care for all my sisters.
But if you feel like you need help packing,
I will help you pack.
You know, if Q checks out of the competition mentally
and physically...
Move over, bitches, cause I'm coming through.
[engine turning over] - [singing] "RuPaul's Drag Race"
The winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race"
receives a one-year supply
of Anastasia Beverly Hills cosmetics
and a gag-worthy grand prize of $200,000,
served by Cash App,
with extra-special guest judge Mayan Lopez.
[singing] "RuPaul's Drag Race," may the best drag queen win
Best drag queen win
[all groaning, indistinct chatter]
- It is a new week here in the Werk Room.
This is the top six now, and it's stiff, baby.
So claws are out.
The girls are going to come for blood.
Bring it.
- So I have a question. - Yes?
- Who would we switch out and then replace
with the eliminated girl?
- Girl, wow.
- Whoa, Jesus! [indistinct chatter]
- I would switch Plane for Amanda.
- [shouts] [laughter]
- I would switch out Nymphia.
- For who? - For who?
- I replace you with Xunami. How about that?
- [squealing] [laughter]
- Okay. I'll take that.
- Can I ask a question? Q, how are you feeling?
- Oh, yeah.
- I was definitely in a very heated headspace.
- Yeah. - And I--
- We don't blame you. I don't blame you for it.
- And I knew that, which is why I was keeping quiet.
I didn't want to say something that was, like, too heated
or anybody took as, like, resentment,
because I love you and I didn't want to take away
from you winning,
even though I still feel like it wasn't deserved.
- [scoffs]
- Bitch, what?
Who are you...
to say that my win is undeserved?
You could have said, I disagreed.
You could have said-- - No, it wasn't deserved.
It wasn't.
- Oh. Uh-oh.
Bitch, you don't want to mess with Sapphira, bitch.
- So, if it wasn't deserved, why do you think it happened?
- I'm right in the middle. - I don't know.
I really, honestly do not know.
That's part of the reason I was like, so, like,
gobsmacked gagged.
- Yeah. Yeah. - Yeah.
Like I said-- [siren wails]
- Ooh! - Girl.
- Saved by the motherfucking Ru bell,
'cause, honey, we about to go into this.
[laughing]
- Ladykins, hey. - Yes?
- Nature calling. - Oh.
- Now, every queen needs her throne,
especially if she plans
to wipe away the competition.
Oh, and, uh, don't forget to flush.
[toilet flushes]
- What? - What?
- Are we shitting today? [indistinct chatter]
- Hello, hello, hello. [all cheering]
- Hello.
- Come on, red shoes.
- Ladykins. all: Hey.
- You know, the late great Tammy Faye
was a good friend to the queer community
and one of my favorite people in the world.
Tammy Faye had the soul of an angel
and the makeup skills of a drag queen.
[laughter]
Back in the '80s, she was the inspiration
for this iconic T-shirt.
all: Oh.
- "I ran into Tammy Faye at the mall."
So, for today's Mini Challenge,
I want you to paint your own custom T-shirt
using just your face.
- Oh... - Oh, no.
- God.
- So you have 15 minutes to beat your mug
with cosmetics provided by Anastasia Beverly Hills.
Ready, set, go.
[all squealing]
- Okay, okay, okay.
[electronic music fading]
[music resumes]
- Stunning.
- This is how my parents see me.
[wild laughter]
- Queens, you've never looked lovelier.
- Oh, stop. - Thank you.
- Please give a warm welcome to the president
of Anastasia Beverly Hills cosmetics, Norvina.
[cheers and applause] - Hi, Ru. Hi, queens.
- Now, Norvina, people often ask
what a year supply
of Anastasia Beverly Hills cosmetics looks like.
- Well, now we know.
[laughter]
- Oh, Pit Crew.
all: Ooh. - Oh.
- Oh, my God. - Oh, there's a lot of them.
[all swooning]
- Okay, ladies,
now, you each have one shot to create
an unforgettable self-portrait by pressing your faces
onto these T-shirts.
All right, queens,
put the T-shirt on the Pit Crew.
- Ooh.
- Be careful of their nipples. Some of them are hotwired.
- Oh, it looks great on you. - All right.
Now...paint.
- Hello.
- Oh, dear. - Ew.
[wheezy laughter]
- I'm never like this. I'm usually a lady.
- [laughing] Oh.
- Norvina, are you a fan of the great Impressionist painters?
- Does Monét X Change count?
[laughter]
- Absolutely.
Okay, queens, let's see your T-shirts.
Plane Jane.
Ooh.
Who does that look like? I'm getting someone.
Porkchop? - Oh, yeah.
- Sapphira.
"I ran into Sapphira at The Boudin Hut."
- That's right, mama.
[laughs] Delicious.
- Nymphia Wind.
Talk about Impressionists.
- It looks a little like Jane Goodall.
[laughter] - Jane Goodall?
- Do you remember her? - I don't.
[wild laughter]
- Dawn.
Oh, it looks like an ultrasound.
- We're expecting. - Really?
- Q. Wait a minute.
Is that a painting of Mhi'ya Iman Le'Paige?
[laughter]
Is it too soon? - Too soon.
- Morphine.
Oh, my God. - What?
- Morphine looks like a dumpling
but with a face on it.
- Ladies, you have all painted for the gods.
But one of you left a truly lasting impression.
- The winner of today's Mini Challenge is...
Plane Jane.
all: Oh.
Finally, I won a Mini Challenge.
- Condragulations, Plane Jane.
You've won $5,000 worth of cosmetics
from Anastasia Beverly Hills.
- Sickening.
- Well, thank you, Norvina.
Come back and paint with us anytime.
- Thank you, Ru. Good luck, queens.
- Thank you. - Whoo!
- Thank you.
- My queens, you know, public restrooms
get a lot of bad press,
and I think you know the reason why.
Bad design. - Oh.
[scattered chuckling]
Well, we are about to change all of that.
For today's Maxi Challenge, you'll be starring
in the hot new design show...
"Bathroom Hunties." [toilet flushes]
Now, working in pairs, each designing duo needs
to build a model powder room. - Oh.
- Now, you'll all be working for the same client--
an eclectic couple opening a nightclub.
Now, they want their powder room
to be over the top,
filled with unexpected features and amenities.
Now, most importantly, it needs to be
100% gender inclusive.
- Of course.
- This restroom shouldn't just be a good place to go.
It should also be a fun place to stay.
- Hmm. [scattered giggling]
- This week's design duos are Plane Jane and Sapphira,
Nymphia Wind and Dawn... - Hello.
- And Q and Morphine. - Ooh. [laughs]
- So, mama, I'm paired up with Q,
and she just had a bitch fit about not winning.
And it was a mega, mega, mega bitch fit.
So I hope she got out of that,
because, girl, she could pull me down with her.
- Now, ladykins, teamwork makes the dream work.
So don't just look out for number one.
This week, you've got to look out for number two.
[laughter]
Racers, start your engines.
And may the best drag queen win.
[all cheering]
- Hey, now.
For today's Maxi Challenge,
we are going to design gender-inclusive bathrooms
for this new design show "Bathroom Hunties."
- Ka-ka-ka-ka-ka-ka-ka-ka-cow. - Ew.
- It's like a very creative challenge.
It's definitely very fun and camp,
and I think it is going to come down
to just the performance of it.
We're, like, on HGTV, bitch.
- I was a little nervous getting paired up with you
because I was like, uh-oh, she's upset.
- No, you know--
- I don't want you to, like, be upset...
- Oh, no. That's not, like-- - The whole time.
- Well, that's not, like, how I am,
'cause I, like, move on very quickly
and I also am, like, a very focused artist and performer.
- Are you joking?
Yeah, but...
- I'm, like, not mad about it.
- Are you sure you're not mad about it?
- You know what I did last week when I was mad about it?
I didn't even let it come out, mama.
- I thought you were going to blow up any moment.
- I still feel like last week Plane and I were robbed.
But my mentality is just to, like,
come back with, like, the fury for the win.
Like, come back clawing to prove the judges wrong.
At the end of the day, I don't decide who wins.
The judges do, so that's that.
- So you're going to go off on the judges.
- No. - Girl.
I'm not at liberty to be carrying
anybody through any challenge right now.
I need her to help me more than me helping her.
So I really need her to snap out of it.
- Do you have any, like, ideas, like, right off the bat?
- I was thinking something, like, hilarious, out-the-box,
like, heaven-or-hell kind of vibes.
- Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
- Like, if we're doing hell, right,
it would be hilarious if the toilet seat had spikes.
- Oh, like, you couldn't sit down on it.
- You can't sit on it. - That'd be funny.
- We start coming up with ideas like clockwork, mama.
We're laughing our asses off,
and I'm really happy to see Q in a better mindset,
because, mama, I think this is going to be great.
- So we could do, like, something kind of dungeon-y.
- Nothing works, like, the mirrors are broken.
Oh, my God, I'm just floating with ideas, girl.
- Oh, my God, she just has all these ideas.
She's the idea girl today.
- You see, if I've had this mentality for the seminar,
maybe I would have won.
- You know, that's what I thought, too, though.
- Aah! Well, yeah--
Oh, too soon, sister. - Too soon, too soon.
- So are we doing a yellow bathroom?
- No, now, hear me out, Nymphie,
because I do love you and I do respect you,
I kind of, kind of, kind of feel like
it might be better to show some diversity, some versatility.
- How about farting? - [gasps]
- I want to do something farting.
- I'm pretty gassy.
- Yeah, I think we're the gassy girls.
- Oh.
- Last week working with Mhi'ya
was not the most collaborative thing.
- Um...
- But Nymphia's is an oddball.
She's a little crazy.
But she always nails it,
so I am happy
to be on our little oddball express this week.
- No. Wait, wait, wait. - Uh-huh.
- What if it's an art-museum toilet?
- A fart museum.
The Museum of Modern Fart. [bell dings]
- Yes. - [chuckles]
What if we just had, like, a pedestal with a banana on it?
- [gasps] I want that. - Right?
- What sound should our toilets make?
- Oh, I don't--
- I think it should sound like...
[moaning]
- What about, like-- - [continues moaning]
[trilling tongue]
- Okay.
Come on, Nymphia, let's come back.
- [slurping]
- Slay.
- [gulps]
- I'm really excited to work with you.
I've seen you do really well.
Mother's eyes are out, always looking
for who is really killing it.
- Oh, thank you. - Yes.
- I think you've been killing it, too.
- This is true. [laughter]
- Sapphira's a winner, baby.
So this does feel like a strong powerhouse team.
But at the same time, I'm also a little bit nervous
because Sapphira is more of an "old soul"
than I am, if you will.
And I hope we can sort of find a common ground.
So you're an opera singer. - I am an opera singer.
- What if, you know, we did, like,
something musical related.
I'm thinking, like, a stage,
and then, you know, you're up here with a mic.
Maybe it's, like, an operatic lounge--
- Speakeasy? - A speakeasy.
Oh, like a vintage vibe. - Like a vintage vibe, yeah.
And when I think speakeasy, I don't just think opera.
I think that we could have opera in there,
but I think we should have a little bit of, like, 1920s.
- Oh... [imitates old-timey piano]
- Yeah.
I love the speakeasy bathroom concept.
It is a boozy fun time with an opera twist.
This is my wheelhouse.
I feel another win coming.
Let's sing something simple.
[singing] Caro mio ben
- [singing] Caro mio ben
- That sounds great. - [gasps]
I mean, not amazing, but, you know...
- As we're working,
I'm starting to feel like Sapphira
is going to be much stronger of a presence
in this type of setting.
During the drag seminars, Sapphira had a real presence
about her on that stage,
and then Nymphia and Morphine were just overshadowed.
- [sings operatically]
- Ooh, sisters, cover your ears.
- Got it.
- The glass is about to shatter.
[singing operatically]
It's hard to ignore that feeling
of impending doom.
[upbeat music]
- Ooh. - Oh, my gosh.
- This is kind of crazy.
- It is time to start creating our bathrooms.
Physical labor.
- Time to get to work, baby.
- You look like a sperm.
- What do you mean? - Like a little...
[laughs]
- You want to start moving shit already?
- Why not?
We should at least see what fits where.
- Plane Jane don't do manual labor.
I don't like picking things up. - Oh.
- Are you serious? - Yes.
- Feel her hands. They're so soft.
- You've never done housework? - Not a day's work in her life.
- Is this the definition of a white person?
- Yes. This is white privilege at its finest.
[scoffs] - No.
- Girl, ain't nobody got time for this bullshit.
- Oh, my gosh, we're going to get so muscular,
our drag isn't going to fit anymore.
- You're going to have to start painting
as I draw these flames. - I'm painting?
- Or do you want to draw the flames?
- I'll draw the flames.
- Do I trust you to draw these flames?
- You draw the flames on one side,
and then I'll draw the flames on the other side.
- Okay. - How about that?
- So a big part of our bathroom design
is we want, like, big flames all over the wall.
We want it to just read high-camp hellscape.
- This is a little harder than expected, mama.
- What are you doing over there?
- How are you getting it like that?
- I'm actually, like, being specific
with my brushstrokes.
- I am, too, but it's not working.
My arm is hurting.
I'm getting carpal tunnel syndrome.
The flames look a little weird.
Girl, you took an Adderall pill for sure because--
- No. - How did you do this?
You did this fast. - I'm just staying focused.
- I'm focused, too.
[upbeat music]
- [grunting]
- Back in my day, I used to have to paint
an entire house by myself.
- If you look at Plane and Sapphira's,
it looks like they're designing for a historical drama.
- They can take the soap and get a little bit of water
right here. - Oh, period.
- How is that a club?
Maybe it's a club for old people, maybe.
- We need cigarettes.
- I love it.
So Nymphia and Dawn are doing, like,
this kind of, like, pea-green wall.
It's kind of unsettling, like diaper surprise.
[laughs]
- Nymphie.
I think we leave that wall white.
- Why?
- Because I feel like the green will be too overbearing.
And then what if we even did, like, this one
straight across, like, the top half green
and the bottom half white or something?
- Ew. No. - No? Okay, okay, okay.
- How about if this is white squiggles
and then green squiggles? - [gasps]
What about black squiggles?
- Ew. - No? Okay.
Last week I was in control, okay?
And now I got to deal with a bitch making a decision.
That's modern art.
Right?
I want someone
that I can spitball off of or a collaborator.
I know that not every idea I'm going to say is a good idea,
but there's no bad ideas, right?
Maybe there's a hand over here.
Modern art.
What am I?
- "Lion King."
- I'm just a guy holding a leg.
- Okay.
I think we're going to struggle in the comedy part
of this challenge.
[quirky dramatic music]
- It looks like flames from, like, a "South Park" episode.
- [laughs]
- I'm kind of just examining
what the other girls are doing.
And, honestly, everybody seems to be getting it done
and executing.
So I think it's time to shake things up.
- [clears throat]
- Plane!
What is that?
- What is what? - What is this?
- Oh, my fucking Lord. - That wasn't me, girl.
- This?
- Plane just can't stand the fact
that everyone else's is better than hers.
- [gasps] Bitch, okay, you want to play? Let's play.
Prepare to be painted.
- You are dead!
[screams] Fuck off!
- Ooh, the girls are fighting.
- Oh! - Don't fuck with Plane.
- [screams] No.
- Let them take each other out.
That would be perfect for me.
- [screeches]
- Ooh.
Whoo. - [laughs]
- Girl, so this week we had to design bathrooms.
And, you know, I'm kind of excited
because I'm always in the bathroom.
I poop at least five times a day.
I have a really fierce metabolism.
So this challenge is for me for sure.
- I feel good about, like, what we have prepared,
but also, like, it's top 6, and, like,
this is the first week where it's just top three,
just bottom three, and, like, no save at all.
- [sighs] I just want a win.
I'm just, at this point, like, girl, please, please.
Oh, my God, like, I just need to win something.
And if I don't win something, I need to at least go
to the top five--four-- three, two, one.
Oh, my God, I can't breathe.
- What's up with that look? - Nothing.
I...
It's getting down to the wire. I want to slay this week.
I don't know. There's just some uncertainty.
That's all.
- This is very odd, because I know Plane
and her delusional confidence.
But this is not the Plane that I'm working with this week.
Why do I have the grounded Plane?
Bitch, we supposed to be flying.
We can run it a couple times before we go in.
- Yeah.
- How are you feeling, Nymphia?
- I don't know if I'm going to survive this challenge.
- Why not, Nymphie?
- Everyone's looks so good, and they're good sellers.
- But our room looks good, and we're good sellers.
This is when I need the win,
because if I can get a win this week,
that means I'm going into next week on a high
and I can make it through that challenge
and sail right up to the top four.
If I learned anything from last week,
the parts that they seem to like the most
were the ones where we were just being ourselves
being charismatic, having fun. - Natural.
[dramatic music]
You're stressing me out. [chuckles]
You seem so nervous. It's, like, making me nervous.
- My approach is to really...
I honestly don't even know. [chuckles]
I don't have an approach.
You look like a drag king.
[quirky music]
- [chuckles] Wait.
I literally do.
- What's your drag king name? - Dusk.
[laughter]
- So, obviously, it's a bathroom challenge.
Has anyone ever had a little accident?
- What do you mean? Like, as an adult?
- Like, yeah, like, you poopies yourself.
No? - No.
- But there have been some questionable farts.
[laughter] - Sisters.
- One time I was performing at brunch.
So I do a jump split.
Boom. And I hear... [imitates flatulence]
[wild laughter] And...
[laughter continues]
I stayed in the split, because I'm like, if I get up
and I see something on the floor, my career is done.
But nothing came out. Nothing came out.
- Morphine slimed all over the stage.
[laughter]
- I'm just a poopy queen.
- Morphine's merch is going to be adult diapers, honey.
[laughter]
- She's going to be the queen of incontinence.
- Miss Incontinental. [laughter]
- Stop.
- Has anyone ever had, like, an issue being in, like,
the women's bathroom while you're in drag?
- I got escorted out of a bathroom once.
- Really? - I was, like, invited
as a special guest to this straight bar.
They made me show my ID, so I showed my ID.
I was in full geish.
I'm walking in with my sister and her friend,
and we go to the ladies' room.
The security slams the door open,
and he goes, your ID says male, you need to get out of here.
I had to go to another bar, to a gay bar,
to use the bathroom.
- A lot of my partners have been transmasculine.
- Mm-hmm.
- And they've dealt with bathroom issues
because of these laws.
They're using the bathroom... - Based on their genitalia.
- Yeah.
As somebody who's, like, gender fluid,
I dread going to the airport bathrooms.
They never have a gender-neutral bathroom.
So, if I go into the women's room,
that's going to be already, like, bang.
And if I go into a men's room, they look at me like a weirdo.
- I would love to live in a world
where this social stigma of gendered restrooms
doesn't exist at all
and all restrooms can sort of be gender inclusive.
- Yeah.
- I don't understand why people care so much
about other people's genitalia.
Like, we're just trying to pee and poo-poo, girl.
Like, why can't you just let us do the normal human thing
that humans do?
- I have been nice and polite,
but I'm still thinking about Q
saying that my win was undeserved.
- I still feel like it wasn't deserved.
- [scoffs]
- You could have said, I disagreed.
You could have said anything, but, like--
- No, it wasn't deserved. - It wasn't deserved.
- It wasn't.
- I need to talk to her about this now.
Back to this bitch who had a lot to say about me
the other day in the morning. all: Ooh!
[shouting]
- Q, what's good?
- Obviously, you were, for some reason,
since you won the challenge. - That's true. [chuckles]
- But at the end of the day, you know, we're here.
We're moving on to the next one.
- Okay. Okay. Cool.
That's where we are,
'cause that's where we could have been,
but it felt like you tried to invalidate.
- No, no, no. Not invalidate, don't say that.
- Well, your words were, it was undeserved.
- Maybe, like, not agree with.
Maybe that's what I should've said.
- I did give you the chance to say that this morning.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Plane or I should have won the challenge last week,
and I stand by that.
But I am seeing the way I said that
and how it hurt Sapphira.
And I did not mean to do that.
- I definitely wanted to bring this up
because I want to squash it.
I hate feeling that way... - Mm-hmm.
- Especially about someone who I love and like.
- Maybe I should have chose a different word,
but at the end of the day, that's what I said,
and I'm sorry.
But you know I love and respect the shit out of you.
- One word can be the difference
between getting your point across
and hurting someone's feelings.
- Uh-huh. - Yes, bitch.
- It doesn't matter what she thinks.
She still doesn't have as many wins as I do.
So I'm going to focus on myself,
and that's the tea.
- I love this top six. I cannot lie.
The second all 14 of us came together,
this is the top 6 that I picked.
- Plane, how did you see it shaking out, top six?
- I wasn't really thinking about it.
But I will say, since coming here,
I envisioned myself going to the very end.
- Uh-huh. - Yeah.
- And I don't want to get too wrapped up
in just the sort of really overpowering feeling
that takes me sometimes of just how bad
I want to get there.
- Yeah.
- I've tried to portray myself as somebody
super, you know, tough and invulnerable.
But the weight of that armor
is really fucking with me.
I don't know. There's just something that I--
If I really, like, start talking about it,
I'm going to get emotional.
But I feel like I'm just always...
[serious music]
- What?
Planey.
Mm.
Give me a hug.
- Cut it out. Don't take this with us.
- The reason why I want to succeed here so bad
is because I've always been fighting against myself.
- Mm-hmm.
- That part of me that tells me that I'm scared
and I'll never be able to, like, you know, be myself.
Me sort of starting to feel like
I'm losing sight of the end a little bit
really has me in my head.
I don't know
- Write down all your worries.
Read it out loud.
Then fold it, tear it up, throw it behind you.
- [sniffles]
- Would you like to do that?
- Sure.
It doesn't feel the best to show these girls
that I'm not an invulnerable terminator drag queen
who is just going to slay, slay, slay,
eat, eat, eat them all up.
But I feel like this challenge is either
going to make me or break me,
and I can't get these thoughts out of my head.
- Nope. Read it out loud.
Open it up, read it out loud. - Okay.
So this is what, you know, I hear sometimes
from the depths of my closet.
"You aren't strong enough. You aren't brave enough.
"You aren't funny. You will flop. You will fail."
- Fold it. Now tear it up.
- Thank you. But, no, fucking thank you.
- Whee-hoo.
- Throw it right over your shoulder.
There we go. There it is.
It's gone.
Now I feel like Plane and I can tackle this challenge.
- I hate real moments boosts.
- [laughs]
[RuPaul's "Cover Girl"]
[laughing]
[singing] Cover girl
Put the bass in your walk
Head to toe, let your whole body talk
- Oh, my God. [applause]
Swish, swish.
- Welcome to the main stage of "RuPaul's Drag Race."
This girl is the shit, Michelle Visage.
- Well, it do take number two to make a thing go right.
- [laughs]
- Style superstar Carson Kressley.
Got any good bathroom stories?
- I was once in a stall next to Bette Davis.
- How did you know it was Bette Davis?
- Well, I heard her say, what a dump.
[laughter]
It's true. - That was her.
And our extra-special guest judge, Mayan Lopez.
Welcome, my darling.
- Let's get this potty started, okerrr?
[laughter]
- This week we challenged our queens
to design over-the-top gender-inclusive powder rooms.
And tonight on the runway, category is chain reaction.
- Ooh. - Racers, start your engines.
And may the best drag queen win.
- Up first, Morphine.
- Ooh. - Oh.
- You heard of Mr. T? - Uh-huh.
- This is Mrs. T and A. - I pity the fool.
- Every single part of my outfit,
down to the motherfucking hair, has chains.
The inspiration for the look is Jobari realness.
Jobaris lure men with their song into the waters,
and then she steals all their gold.
- Oh. - Her Golden Globe.
- Yeah. - Mm-hmm.
- Q. - Oh.
- Do the cuffs match the links?
- I am rattling down this runway
wearing these pants with red chains all down the side.
And then we go up into my bolero top with a chain
swooping down from the arms.
I'm really feeling the chain fantasy.
- This is Houdini's granddaughter.
- Hoe-dini.
- Dawn.
I don't know who she is, but if there's
a snowstorm tonight, she's going on my tires.
- This is Dungeon Dawn.
She has many, many disciples,
of which she hates all of them
because they're all ugly little dungeon dwellers,
and she is the prettiest bitch in all the land.
It's draped. It's rouged.
The chains are chaining. It's so sickening.
- No one's going to steal this wig, I assure you.
- Nymphia Wind.
- Oh, honey. I've been a bad, bad girl.
- I am serving switch-dom.
The chains that you see that look like knots
are traditional Chinese knots.
I look dainty and soft,
but I'm going to whip the shit out of you.
- Whips and chains excite me.
- Oh, do they? - Ooh.
- They also scare me because I bruise easily.
Oh.
- Plane Jane.
- Ooh.
- ET chrome home.
- [laughs]
- I am an alien sex cyborg.
I can barely move my arms.
I've been chained up for so long.
But I've broken free.
I'm ready to invade Planet Earth.
Take me to your breeder, baby.
- I want to be a part of her chain gang.
- Yes.
Sapphira. - Oh.
- [barks] - Her safe word is "loofah'd."
- Oh, my God.
- I'm walking in this garment feeling pussy as a dog.
[barking]
I'm serving you BDSM realness.
I'm giving you puppy play.
- Oh. - Oh.
- I'm giving you high fashion.
I'm giving you
something that you have not seen from Sapphira.
- Now, is it just me, or has Snoopy gotten really kinky?
- [laughing]
- Welcome, queens.
Let's tune in to America's favorite new design show,
"Bathroom Hunties."
- Tonight on "Bathroom Hunties"...
two eccentric German nightclub owners
are on a mission to find the ultimate potty experience
for their club.
They're about to explore three different bathroom concepts,
designed by the world's draggiest divas.
Which one will they pick?
Find out on "Bathroom Hunties,"
presented by LUSH.
First up, we're heading to the bowels of hell...
where Lucy the Third and Lucy the Third-er
have designed the hottest spot to squat.
- Oh, ya, hello. all: Hello, hello!
- How are you?
- Welcome to the Naughty Potty. - Oh, the Naughty Potty.
- Yes. - Welcome, sinners.
- Oh, he needs a snack.
- Please make yourselves uncomfortable.
Take a load off here at our coat hangers, the paw clod.
Oh, look at some nice golden hooks.
- Oh. - Fantastic.
[spooky laughter]
- Oh, how rude. - That is a feature because...
both: We're in hell!
- Oh, that makes perfect sense, then.
- So we actually grew up in hell.
Lucy and I are sisters, so we brought
all the comforts of home to this public restroom.
both: Oh. - That's the soap.
- It's my childhood. It's, like, everything.
- So bad.
We have a shattered glass mirror
that really echoes the inner shattered soul,
your inner demons.
- And the last person to view this,
it was Mhi'ya Iman Le'Paige,
I believe. - Oh, yes.
- And that's what made it shatter.
Looking into it will give you seven years of bad luck.
- It's because, you know...
both: We're in hell!
- Oh.
- People want to visit The Naughty Potty because it's
like a mixture of, like, interior sickening design
with, like, torment and pure agony.
- And look at gorgeous painting of my lady friend.
- You guys share a lot of similarities.
- Long-lost relative.
- Our bathroom is for all the bad nasty people
in the world who just want a little extra prick.
- Mm.
- We have some special entertainment.
We have a demon over here attached to the wall.
He's been very, very bad. - Very naughty.
- He's a very naughty demon.
- Each night we have to punish him for that.
And how do we do that?
- We do that with...
both: Tickle torture!
[overlapping speech]
[laughter]
- This isn't your regular public bathroom.
It's hell!
[both moaning evilly]
You asked for a two-person stall.
both: Yes. - Come on in.
- So our two-person stall is like...
Oh, my God, you go. I forgot.
- Our two-person stall is kind of how you feel
when you go to a regular public bathroom but worse.
- Like, really rotten and gross.
- Shall we do it together, darling?
- Oh. Oh, it's a double elimination.
- Yes, it is!
- You know, you can't quite reach the toilet paper.
- I had almost had it in my grip.
- I know. You almost had it.
- You can't quite flush the number two.
- Or the three or the four. - Or the three or the four.
Exactly.
- Should we flush?
- I think you guys should flush.
- Okay. Eins, zwei drei. [ghoulish screaming]
- Ooh. Yes! - Oh.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
- The client should choose The Naughty Potty
because it's the hottest spot to squat.
- Duh. - Duh.
Thank you for coming to The Naughty Potty.
- We will take it under consideration.
- And don't forget. Go to...
both: Hell! [giggling]
- Next, Nymphia Wind and Dawn
pitch their artsy-fartsy bathroom to Didi and Dada.
- Hello.
- Oh, we've been waiting for you.
- Hi. - Welcome to...
- Fuh-ART. [flatulence]
- The modern museum...
both: Of fine art.
- Where we have brought the art museum
aesthetic into the bathroom.
- Yes. - We're heavily inspired by...
- Art museums. - Art museums.
- Modern art museums.
We want to bring that essence of a museum into the bathroom
because I always feel so inspired
looking at art in a museum.
We want to bring that in, right?
- As you can see here, this is imported Italian marble.
- How does it work? - This is how you open it.
- Oh.
- It is carved to this muscular stature.
- I just rub right here? both: Yes! [squealing]
- What is this that's coming out?
I don't think that's water.
- We want everyone to walk into this bathroom
and feel like they can be seen and purified.
- The mirrors are head to toe.
- Ooh, you can see her hole.
- We are the future...
- Of bathrooming.
- Release. [flatulence]
- Yeah. - Oh, yeah.
- We want you to create. Be free. Be open.
- We designed a space specifically for...
both: Finger painting.
- Oh, right here.
- And we actually have something to paint.
- Oh! - The men.
both: Oh. - The men.
I like this bathroom so much.
- The men will do whatever you need them
to do in the bathroom.
- They're here to serve.
- Oh, my goodness. - Absolutely.
- I feel so artistic now.
- You're a natural artist, Didi.
- We believe that we should live and breathe art.
Art is everywhere.
We want you to embody art.
- Fuh-ART, well, it will move something inside you
when you walk into our space.
This exhibit...
both: Is titled...
- Weeee!
all: Weeee!
- Are ready for the lovers' pose?
- We are ready. - Embrace.
- Weeee! - Oh, it's moving!
[all exclaiming]
- How do you feel?
- Oh, yes.
This is like tantric pottying.
- One of a kind.
- We've never connected in a way so intimate.
- I hope they choose us because this
is just a whole experience.
- [moaning]
- We want people to feel inspired
looking at all the art pieces
we have curated specifically for this.
Just, you know, enjoy art and believe that art
is within you and in everyone.
Thank you, Dada and Didi. - Thank you.
We'll keep you in mind. all: Thank you.
- See you in the club.
- Remember to create your own art.
- Yes. We'll see you in Dusseldorf.
- Thank you.
- For our last stop, our nightclub owners check out
Sequoia Crystal Ball
and Janice Plane-Steen's Prohibition-era powder room...
- What the hell is going on?
- Where you can sneak a sip of booze
while you do number twos.
- Sorry. Do you have the password?
- Oh, there's a password.
- I know it. - What is it?
- Big black 10-inch socks. - Socks.
That sounds right, yeah. - Come on in.
- That's roughly right. Come on.
- Yes. - So how y'all doing?
- At the Booty Liquor Speakeasy,
you can relieve yourself while...
both: Reliving the height of 1920s.
- Bottoms up.
- We offer unique amenities
that will make you want to stay forever.
- We need jobs.
- We do.
- So let me show you our powder room.
- Now, what do we do here? - Powder. Dada, powder.
- You know exactly what to do, Dada.
Come on, now.
- Ooh, it's all tingly and numb.
What's in here?
- Open it. all: Ooh!
- That's right. - Look at all the booze.
- We got to hide some of that, because this is a speakeasy.
- That's right, and we don't have a liquor license.
Shh.
- My favorite thing about this piano
is that it doubles as a liquor cabinet.
- Ooh. - Oh.
- There's a hidden little surprise here, girl.
- What's that? - It's liquor.
- Oh.
- Booty Liquor Speakeasy Lounge is
for anybody who wants to just drink until you
can't feel your face.
- Old-timey folks, like my friend Sequoia over here.
- Make some noise for Fernando. - Fernando.
[applause]
- I can hear the guns, Fernando.
- I can't.
- You come in the Booty Liquor Speakeasy
because you got to take a you-know-what.
But you stay there because of the wonderful entertainment.
I sing a little bit of opera. - And I sing a little ragtime.
We also like to scat.
- I don't scat, girl. I'm not into that.
- Maybe it's just me. - Yeah, that's just you, baby.
- Give it up for the vocal stylings
of the one and only Shakira.
- She's Sequoia. - Sequoia.
- She can't never get my name right, this bitch.
- [laughs] - Sequoia, Shakira.
- [singing operatically]
- Oh.
[applause]
- Brava! Right.
- That's right.
Not only did we curate this lounge.
We also provide the live entertainment.
- Make sure you bring your money.
- We're unemployed.
- Here's the piece de resistance.
- Okay.
- The one and only two shared closet!
- Oh! - Just what we asked for.
- I see velour. - Mm-hmm.
- Oh. - Oh, it has a little window.
- Hello, Dada.
- Hello, Didi.
- How are you, my darling? - Oh.
- Now the thing about these holes
is not only can you see each other.
- Yeah?
- But you can sing to each other.
- Lady sings the booze.
- Don't ever put your eye up to the hole.
- I learned that too many times.
- Our speakeasy gives you all the things
that you love about the 1920s, like liquor...
- Booze... both: And hooch.
- Without the things you don't like about the 1920s,
like Prohibition...
- Syphilis.
- And segregation.
- [singing operatically]
- Louder, Sequoia. Louder.
- [moans] - Get some privacy up in here.
Close it, bitch.
[laughter]
- Oh, wait. Which one did they pick?
I guess I'll have to subscribe to Paramount+.
[laughter]
Welcome, queens.
Now it's time for the judges' critiques...
starting with Morphine.
- This design challenge is all about three things--
concept, execution, and teamwork.
And I thought the concept-- I thought that was cute.
Not the most inventive, but it worked.
And the design execution was just fine.
I thought you had great details--
the spiky toilet,
the out-of-reach toilet paper.
But the part where you lost me was the teamwork,
because Q was kind of driving the bus in there,
and you were doing a lot of head shaking and uh-huh.
And there just wasn't enough of a point of view from you.
- When she was doing her thing so strongly,
it left you as an afterthought, and you're not an afterthought.
You're fiercer than an afterthought.
- But, I mean, this look-- you look absolutely incredible.
It's like J.Lo and Whitney.
Great minds think alike, with the gold.
- Girl, Latinas, hello. - Hello, honey.
- Thank you so much.
- Up next, Q.
- Who did great in the challenge.
You kind of were the tour guide,
and I would have loved to be in your inner circle of hell.
- You took control of the situation, and it felt great.
Great details.
We forgot to talk about how you had a person there
for us to tickle.
Check that off my bucket list. - [giggles]
- What do you think did not work?
- I definitely think some things
maybe could have been fleshed out better, like comedy-wise.
- Womp, womp. - Yeah.
- Can you hold your arms up just for a second?
The pants as a whole are kind of swallowing you
when your arms are down, so I lose your shape
just a little bit in the thighs.
But when you're moving and your arms are up,
I mean, it's quite phenomenal. - Thank you.
- Up next, it's Dawn.
- You kids were in the Fuh-ART museum.
The concept was really great, and it was visually stunning.
The thing was, you, like Morphine,
you got steamrolled by Nymphia.
And I think that there was a struggle
for you two trying to find your way with your chemistry.
- I did see you trying to get in there,
and I think in the beginning,
it kind of was a lot of explaining.
- I just felt like y'all were working it out in real time.
- Yeah.
- It felt like an improv that was still workshopping.
- This look, it's very, very cool.
I don't know if I love the chains in the face.
I kind of, like, wish it was, like, drapes
and you could pull them open,
and I could get the full face effect.
But that would be the only ding
that I would have on this look. - Thank you.
- Up next, Nymphia Wind.
- Wow, Nymphie. I can't stop looking at you.
I just keep looking you up and down
and finding even more details.
- You have such a great eye for delicate things,
like the way you combine color.
The navy with the teal and that smoky teal
and the interconnected jewelry pieces, they're phenomenal.
And you just have a taste level that is through the roof.
- So, Nymphia, I think there's a big misconception
that there can't be any dead air.
It's okay to let the room breathe for a split second.
You just kept talking and were going around
chasing your tail, saying the same thing over and over.
- All the good parts in life
are actually in the silent parts.
That's what allows the funny bits to happen.
- Up next,
the Plane, the Plane. - Ha ha!
- I really enjoyed my time at the Booty Liquors Speakeasy.
I think why the two of you
were so successful is that you were very confident
in your concept.
You knew the details of your character,
of your scene partner's character,
and it allowed you to just be in the moment and be playful.
- I love how you would call her different names,
like Sequoia...
- Yes. - And Shakira.
That was funny.
- And your physicality, like, really sold it to me.
Honestly, it was so nice because it was simple.
- Tonight this look, as cool as this,
this might be the third time this effect is coming out
on this runway from you.
I'm not saying it's bad. It's cool.
But it's very predictable for Plane Jane.
But you did a great job. - Thank you.
Thank you, thank you. - Up next, Sapphira.
- This look, you didn't just give us literally outfits
with chains hanging on it, and you used chains as, like,
oh, like a dog collar.
And it's that wink, wink, nod, nod that we love about drag.
I'm living for it.
- I had so much fun watching you on the challenge.
Your character had a backstory, and you had a truth,
and you had a point of view.
And you were living from that.
- I would love to be in an improv troupe with you
because you get it.
- You know exactly what to do, Dada.
- You had answers for everything.
I can tell what kind of host you are.
I can tell what type of performer you are
just from that little interaction
that we had in that room together.
- Thank you, queens. I think we've heard enough.
While you untuck backstage, the judges and I will deliberate.
[engine turning over]
Just between us squirrel friends, what do you think?
Let's start with Morphine.
- She looked beautiful tonight--
that gold Rick James hair with that beautiful outfit.
- I'm so torn because she did not pop in the challenge.
I wonder if that's, like, lack of preparation,
and that's why she had nothing to say.
- Oh, my God, you go. I forgot.
- I felt bad watching her, you know.
I was rooting for-- we were rooting for you.
- [laughs]
- The vocal fry thing, it was so one note.
I don't know how much longer I can live on this planet...
- I know - With the vocal fry.
- I totally get it. - [laughs]
All right. Let's talk about Q.
- With that vocal-fry thing, Ru,
when you can't create a new character...
[Valley girl accent] Everybody goes to, like, this, like--
- Kardashian. - I'm a Kardashian in hell.
[normal voice] And Q did it, and the only thing
that gave her the upper hand was she felt more in control.
- Right. Q definitely drove their portion of the challenge.
And that was commendable.
- But on the runway, the materials
she chose for that look were really impossible
to work with,
and she kind of shot herself in the foot tonight.
- Dawn.
- Tonight on the runway, I know, Carson,
the chains bothered you in front of the face.
They didn't bother me because I felt it
was kind of like emo and goth. - Artsy.
- Yeah. I just really enjoyed it.
- I love Dawn.
I love her artistry. I love her quirkiness.
But I thought that really receded this evening.
I don't even remember much of her performance.
- Yeah, well, Dawn got lost in the sauce,
and she had a hard time keeping up with her partner.
Nymphia.
- First off, I couldn't stop looking at her "balloobies,"
as I like to call them now. - [laughs]
- But she was, I mean, all over the place.
- She was just taking all the air out of the room,
and you're just looking for that moment
to kind of get in there.
A little bit of breathing room is totally fine.
It's what you need to make the things pop.
- Tonight on the runway,
she absolutely took my breath away.
What I really, really love the most was that hair.
That hair and that makeup
were just perfection. - Mm-hmm.
- Plane Jane. - On the runway tonight,
I thought she looked beautiful.
She was like Buzz Lightyear's dominatrix.
- Eh.
- What I loved about their concept
is that they edited it down.
All the other teams were telling us
all these features and this machine and that machine.
They had a simple idea, and they were allowed
to let that idea breathe.
And they were playful with each other.
- Listen, this is a smart kid. She knows comedy timing.
She understood what her character was
in relation to her scene partner's character.
And that really worked.
Sapphira.
- It was that playful improv, which when you're at play,
that's when hopefully the best stuff is going to happen.
And that happened for her.
- A lot of what made Sapphira so great in the challenge
was her partnership... - Yes.
- With Plane Jane. - Yep.
- They allowed each other to shine.
- Sapphira, Shakira, Sequoia. [laughter]
Jackson, on runway, she did something so different
for her.
She was a BDSM dog.
- This could be its own collection.
Petco couture. [laughter]
- [claps hands] Silence.
I've made my decision.
Bring back my girls.
Welcome back, queens.
I've made some decisions.
[dramatic music]
Plane Jane, tonight you proved that any singing hole
is a goal.
Sapphira,
tonight you were one boozy Chan-teuse-y.
- [laughs]
- Condragulations.
You're both winners of this week's challenge.
- Oh. [applause]
- You will split a cash prize of $5,000.
- Baby, we just won again. Ooh-hoo!
- You may step to the back of the stage.
- Thank you, mama. - Thank you so much.
- Oh, my God, it feels
like a huge weight off of my shoulders.
And it feels so good to have won my third challenge.
- Morphine, on the runway,
you were golden, girl.
But in the challenge, you were a bit of a potty pooper.
Q, you're one hell of a queen. - Thank you.
- But tonight we didn't feel the fire.
Morphine, I'm sorry, my dear, but you are up for elimination.
Q, you are safe.
You may join the other girls.
Dawn, you are an artsy-fartsy queen.
But tonight...
you ran out of gas.
Nymphia, tonight you dominated the runway.
But in the challenge,
could have used a little more submission.
Nymphia, you are safe.
You may join the other girls.
Dawn, I'm sorry, my dear, but you are up for elimination.
- Being in the bottom is very hard.
But they've seen this bitch lip-synch twice already.
They have not seen me lip-synch.
So I know exactly what I have to do.
I'm going to give them Dawn.
Let's go.
- Two queens stand before me.
Ladies, this is your last chance
to impress me
and save yourself
from elimination.
The time has come... [thunder rumbles]
For you to lip-synch...
for your life.
- I don't care who's next to me.
Even though it's my good Judy,
she will be Thanos snapped out of the game, baby.
So, sorry, Dawn.
- Good luck.
And don't fuck it up.
[Megan Thee Stallion's "Body"]
- [singing] Real hot-girl [...]
[moaning]
And if the beat live, you know Lil Ju made it
Body-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody-ody-ody
Ody-ody-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody
Mwah, body-ody-ody- ody-ody-ody-ody-ody
Ody-ody-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody
Body crazy, curvy, wavy, big titties, little waist
Body-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody-ody-ody
Ody-ody-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody
Look at how I bodied that, ate it up and gave it back
Yeah, you look good
But they still want to know where Megan at
Saucy like a barbecue
But you won't get your baby back
See me in that dress
And he felt like he almost tasted that
Num, num, num, num, eat it up
Foreplay, okay, three, two, one
You know I'm the hottest
You ain't never gotta heat me up
I'm present when I'm absent, speaking when I'm not there
All them bitches scary cats
I call them Carole Baskins, ah
Body-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody-ody-ody
Ody-ody-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody
Body-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody-ody-ody
Ody-ody-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody
Body crazy, curvy, wavy, big titties, little waist
- Dawn is a great performer, but the song is "Body."
- Whoo! - [laughing]
- Dawn is going against a BBL.
- [singing] The category is body
Look at the way it's sitting, yeah
That ratio so out of control
That waist, that ass, them titties
If I wasn't me and I would have seen myself
I would have bought me a drink
Took me home, did me long
[...] it with the panties on
I could build a house with all the brick I got
Bitches spend a lifetime trying to get this hot
And if her head too big, I could make that pop
I'm not the one to play with
Like a touch-me-not, ah
Body-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody-ody-ody
Ody-ody-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody
Ah, body-ody-ody- ody-ody-ody-ody-ody
Ody-ody-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody
Ah, body crazy, curvy, wavy, big titties, little waist
Body crazy, curvy, wavy, big titties, little waist
Body-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody-ody-ody
Ody-ody-ody-ody-ody- ody-ody
Ah
- [laughter, cheering]
- She ate that. - [laughs]
- Whoo.
- Queens, I've made my decision.
[dramatic music]
Morphine, shantay, you stay.
- Oh, my God.
- You may take your body-ody-ody
and join the other girls. [laughter]
- Thank you.
- My dear, this is the era
of a new dawn.
Now...
sashay away.
- I just want to say thank you all
for the love and care that you've shown me
every single week.
[whimpers] I'm so, so, so grateful.
Thank you so much. - Thank you.
[applause] - We love you, Dawn.
- Goodbye. Oh, and wake up, motherfuckers!
It's Dawn! - Whoo!
- Love you, Dawn. - Love you.
- Obviously, I don't want to go home now,
but I don't think I was on my A-game.
[sobs]
It's not even, like, sad tears.
I feel like I had so many dreams about coming here,
and so many of them came true.
I came in here thinking I could be a star.
And I think that I'm leaving here knowing that I am.
- Condragulations, queens.
And, remember, if you can't love yourself,
how in the hell are you going to love somebody else?
Can I get an "amen" up in here?
all: Amen.
- Now let the music play.
[singing] A little bit of love
Goes a long, long way
Lifting you up to a brighter day
Can you feel the love?
- Next time on "RuPaul's Drag Race"...
You need to transform these dancers
from "RuPaul's Drag Race" live
into devastating drag queens.
- I have the most out-of-the-box concept
out of everybody.
- Bitch, you're in trouble, baby.
- There's so much to take in here.
- My issue is the family resemblance.
- We are so close to the top four.
You can literally, like, taste it.
- [singing] A little bit of love goes a long, long way
Lifting you up to a brighter day
A little bit of love goes a long, long way
Turn it around when you up and say
Everybody say love, love, love
Love, oh, love, love
Love, love, love, oh-oh
Love, can you feel the love?