- Hello, hello, hello.
Previously on "RuPaul's Drag Race UK"...
For this week's maxi challenge, you
need to rescue these pet supplies
and transform them into high fashion.
- What do I have to do?
Everything.
- I'm going to go with a gown.
- Have you ever made a gown before?
- Never.
- OK.
- Do you think that you'll be able to get by with this?
- Fingers crossed.
Oh, my God.
- Miss Naomi Carter.
It's so wrong it's almost right.
It's rotten.
Alexis Saint-Pete.
The neckline is a little bit wonky and the hem
there is just a bit questionable.
Banksie, condragulations.
You are the winner of this week's challenge.
Miss Naomi Carter, shantay you stay.
Alexis Saint-Pete, sashay away.
- Bye-bye.
[dramatic music]
- We're back in the Werk Room, and Alexis is gone.
- There it is.
- It's sad.
I didn't expect her to be the first one to go.
But she could have had a worse run.
- Always believe in yourself.
Love you all so much, Alexis Saint-Pete.
- Oh, we love you Alexis.
- Love you Alexis, girl.
- If only she'd believed in herself a bit more.
And I think she felt a bit swamped, a bit overwhelmed,
like she wasn't standing out.
You can't get in your own head here.
- When Ru said that we're up against Alexis, like,
my bum was going boop, boop, boop.
[laughter]
You know what I mean?
But honestly, I'm just really, really grateful
that I've managed to stay another week.
Not going to lie, I have no idea what
Alexis was serving because I was just so focused on myself.
- We love you.
- Love you, baby.
Well, I think that I've turned this lip sync out, girl.
And it worked.
Here I am.
- Well girl, congratulations to Banksie.
Give it up.
[cheering]
- Honestly, I felt really good this week.
This just gives me the push to say that I
could actually do anything.
Like, I can win any of these challenges.
I can win all of these challenges.
Me.
- How do you feel, DeDe?
- I feel good.
I feel really good.
Although I didn't take the badge,
I was honestly happy for either of us to get it.
And for me to get in the top and get
critiqued in a good way, it's exactly what I needed.
But now that I've got a taste for it, I want more.
[laughs]
I'm hungry.
- And Miss Tomara.
- Babes, I'm on cloud nine.
I'm buzzing, bitch.
- Glue guns a-blazing, apparently.
- Exactly. Watch out.
Pow pow, bitches.
You just got to get a bit of glue gun, girls.
- I should have.
- Should have got the glue gun out, babe.
- I should have. - You see, that's it.
Next time you'd have won. [laughter]
- I discounted Tomara early on, but after seeing
her sell that horrid outfit.
[laughs]
I think she could be one to watch.
- So I don't know if we told the safe queens
what happened on the runway with Tomara and Cara.
But Mama Ru brought up the argument
that happened in this week.
- Wait, wait, wait, get the popcorn.
[laughter]
- Excuse me.
- To be honest, to be honest--
- Banksie got a mouth on her today.
- I think we knew.
But it actually ended quite amicably, I think.
- Babes.
- I may lash out, but after it happened,
I immediately took many deep breaths.
We're sisters.
And that is a for better or for worse type of relationship.
No, I'm not going to hold it against her.
- We just needed a little cool down.
I don't think there was anything
to hold against her in the first place
anyway, if I'm being honest.
- I just think she was being oblivious.
And I don't think that she was actually thinking
through what she was saying.
- You've got a face on you, Tomara.
- What do you mean?
I'm listening.
- You heard the word oblivious, and your face went from--to mm.
- You're a shit stirrer.
Honestly.
She wins one, and now she's like this.
- I'm just a really nice little girl just trying
to wear my handkerchief.
- No, no, now.
Miss Banksie's a shady lady.
- Right.
Let's get out of drag.
- Yes, absolutely.
- Look, we've tasted our first elimination.
It's scary.
How does it feel to be a winner?
- It feels amazing to be a winner.
Bye.
- Don't get used to it, bitch.
- You're going to see these girls just dwindle
away one by one by one.
- Come on, Mystic Michael.
What's going to happen next week?
- It says in the lashes that Tomara and Cara are going
to have a full on fistfight.
[both yelling]
- It's tough to see the other queens go.
But bye.
[laughs]
- Oh, shit, is your foot all right?
Is your foot all right?
- [singing] "RuPaul's Drag Race"
The winner crowned the UK's next "Drag Race" superstar
will create their own digital series with the producers
of "RuPaul's Drag Race."
Tonight with Michelle Visage, Graham Norton,
and extra special guest judge, Sophie Ellis-Bextor.
[singing] "RuPaul's Drag Race"
May the best drag queen win, best drag queen win
- Whoo! - Oh, my gosh!
- Kiss it, babe.
Mwah.
- Hey guess what?
Come here.
It's a new day in the Werk Room.
- Bonjour, la class.
- How is everyone feeling about last week?
- I'm feeling amazing.
- Of course you are.
- You absolutely smashed it.
- Well, it's someone else's chance now, innit?
- I know.
- Or mine again, I don't know, but it's fine.
[laughter]
- Naomi, how are you feeling?
Survived.
- I've got a fire under me ass, baby.
Like, I do not want to be in that situation again.
- That's called piles, honey.
- And I've got some amazing cream for it, don't you worry.
I'm going to say I've been advised
from the medic just to take it a little bit steady.
Because honestly, girls, I've really, like, done my knee in.
- Was that when we did our little--
- Yeah, it was a little thing.
- Oh, shit, is your foot all right?
- Me and DeDe did a silly little tit bang,
and honestly, we impacted off of each other
and I banged my knee on her foot.
I don't know how her foot's feeling right now,
but I can tell you my knee is bloody killing.
We'll be fine, because I don't want my knee to be
the villain of season five.
[laughter]
That is not happening.
[sirens blaring]
- Ooh, girl, Her Majesty done already done had herses.
My queens.
I have one thing to say.
Let's get ickening.
- That's it? - Ickening?
- Ickening?
- Hello, hello, hello.
[laughs]
Good morning, queens.
- Good morning.
- Now, I'm told there's only one thing the Brits love
more than a hot cup of tea,
and that's a hot banging floor filler.
- Ooh. - Ooh.
- Am I right?
- Yes. - Absolutely.
- Well, you're in luck, because this week it's time
for everybody's favorite, the girl group maxi challenge.
[cheering]
- I'm so ready to live out my girl group fantasy,
spice up your bastard life.
- You'll split into two groups and perform
the new '90s inspired party banger, "Don't Ick My Yum."
- Ooh.
- Now, this is your chance as you
write and record verses to get things off your chesticles.
#DragRaceUK.
Now, each group needs to come up
with their own choreo and style a sickening girl band look.
- Ginger Johnson doesn't have a girl group fantasy.
[laughs]
So I am Johnny the fish out of water.
- Now later today, you'll record
your vocals with Michelle "The Voice" Visage.
- Yes.
- And on the runway, category is
Night of a Thousand Pop Icons.
[cheering]
I'll leave you now so that you can
split yourselves into one group of five and one group of four.
- What?
- Ourselves?
- Racers, start your engines,
and may the best drag queen win.
[all chattering]
- I ran for my life and got over there right
where I wanted to be.
Bam.
[cheering]
- There must be a terrible smell
coming off of me because everybody
seems to have pegged it.
I noticed that Naomi, Ginger, and Kate
all have the same smell.
So hello, smelly friends.
Let's start a girl group together.
[squealing]
- I love it.
- I think everyone knew who they
wanted for the girl group.
And I got my pick and they just didn't get theirs.
Or maybe they wanted to be in that group.
- I'm fine with this group.
We split it down the middle.
- I did feel a bit like it was not getting picked at school.
You know.
But when I look at who they are and who we are,
this is definitely the girl group that I need to be in.
- When I look over there, I see brunch.
[laughter]
- And I'm not coming to your brunch, bitch.
Brunch?
If we're brunch, then you are a dive bar.
[laughs]
- It's '90s. It's like a chart battle.
I feel like I'm literally living me best life.
[laughter]
14-year-old gay boy me is literally going, ah!
- I think it's time to get to work, girls.
[cheering]
"Don't Ick My Yum" is about what gives you
the ick, what grosses you out.
I cannot wait to get writing.
- Can you believe it's us five together?
- Yeah, I can.
- I must say this is very fierce.
- Of course I feel sorry for the leftovers,
but never ever underestimate the funny queens
or the underdogs, because they could smash it.
- They're going to bring the comedy.
- Well, that's all they have to bring,
so I hope they do, because bitch.
- Tomara's getting spicy.
- They come for me and my little brunch
gigs on a Saturday.
- We're the brunch queens.
They're the meal deals, baby.
[laughter]
- Did you see the way they flocked
to each other like flies on shit?
- It was quick, wasn't it?
- It was insulting is what it was.
I'm quite annoyed, if I'm being honest.
We are the misfits.
We are the leftovers.
And you know what?
Maybe it's destiny.
- We've got to remember Ru loves to laugh.
And we've got the skills on this team to do that.
- Exactly.
I mean, a lot of my drag icks are
featured in the other team.
[laughter]
Here's a list of things that give me the ick.
Pretty people who do drag.
Where's the challenge?
The musical "Kinky Boots."
Amanda Holden.
Spaghetti and escalators.
I can fit those all in a song.
[laughs]
- Should we get into the song?
- Yes.
Let's hear this song. - Let's plug it in.
Oh, my God, yes.
- Oh, they weren't playing with this one.
It's got a little beat.
It's got the cheeky saxophone.
Bitch, I'm upset.
- It's housey. - Yeah.
The beat. - Yeah.
- Honestly, I bloody love my house music, I do.
So I'm really, really excited to get some lyrics
wrote down, spit some bars.
- Skill set.
Any singers?
- I can sing, yeah.
- Yeah.
- I think we're all good.
- My dad sings.
So maybe it's genetically inherited.
[vocalizes]
[laughs] Wait.
[vocalizes]
Yeah, probably better suited to rapping.
- Name, I was hoping that we would
come make something similar to like Fox Force Five.
- It just needs to be something that people
can call out easily.
- Like the boom-boom. It needs like a boom-boom.
- So we could be the Fierce Five.
- I kind of like that. - I can do like a Fierce Five.
I like it. - Fierce Five.
- Fierce Force Five.
- Fierce Force Five I kind of like as well.
- I like it.
It sounds like we're ready to fight, bitch.
- The Fierce Force Five.
all: Fierce Force Five!
- Oh, they're very loud, aren't they?
- Bloody hell. - How are you doing?
You having fun?
- Me?
- All of you. - What's your name?
What's your team name? - Never you mind.
You'll find out, bitch, when we're number one.
When we're number one.
- Because everyone else is going to be screaming it.
- What, to go home?
- Love your hair, hope you don't win.
- We need a name.
- We do. - We're all northern.
- The Pasty Gals.
- We are northern. Pie and Peas.
- Pie and Peas. - Chippy Tea.
- Suet Pudding.
- What's the motorway up to the north?
It could be like the B-52's except--
- Oh, my God, M52.
- The M52. - The M52s.
Oh, my God, that is such a good one.
Hands in. - Hands in.
- To the M52s.
- M52s. - Yes!
[upbeat music]
- My God.
- Hello, hello, hello.
- It's now time to record our track, "Don't Ick My Yum."
- Say hello to musical genius Ian Masterson behind me.
He'll be recording your vocals.
First, tell me what the name of your group is.
- [singing] Fierce Force Five.
- Cute!
I love that.
Are you kids ready to head back to the '90s?
- Yeah.
- Sho'nuff, baby.
- I'm delighted it's making a comeback.
I don't think it ever left.
I've been in me Union Jack dress since 1997.
- And Michael Marouli's up first.
- Michael Marouli.
- What gives you the ick?
- Boys in bad fashion.
- Really?
As you stand up here in a sequin--
- Don't you dare come for this, Michelle.
[laughs]
- My ick is people chewing in my ear.
And it's my ick because I do it.
- Men with long nails.
- Ouch.
- Let me have the long claw.
- Yes, Tomara.
- Right, thank you.
- Put your headphones on, kiddo.
Let's give it a go. - OK, here we go.
- [rapping] Hey, bitch, don't give me the ick
Chew in my ear, and I'm going to be sick
-[rapping] Tomara Thomas, the femme fatale
With a fire in the fanny, I'll take you to hell
- [rapping] I never liked men with bad fash
Gives me the ick, and I get a rash
OK, I'm Greek, I'm bad, you're a big ball sack
And there's no way you're getting inside her
- I'm Greek, I'm bad, you're a big ball sack.
- I mean, that's poetry right there.
- Poetic. Yes.
Hi.
No stranger to a girl group you are.
- Absolutely not.
Hopefully this one will have a bit more success.
[laughter]
I was in a girl band before, and it was utter chaos.
So I need to get this right.
- Is there anything we need to consider,
anything I need to know?
- Well, I'm deaf in one ear.
So I'm just going to need clearer signals.
- And you can sing and hold pitch and all?
That's impressive.
- I'll let you decide that after I've done this.
[laughs]
- [singing] This Cornish girl don't care
Twink, otter, cub, or bear
I've kissed some frogs but found my prince
Love is in the air
- Good job.
Cara, how are you?
- I'm good, but the butterflies are fluttering a lot.
Last week was a wake-up call,
and if I were to go home in girl group week,
that would be the death of me.
I would have to crawl up in a ball and die.
I would have to call my mom, and she would hang up.
[singing] I'm your action shero, sci-fi fantasy
- All right, listen. - [screams]
- Puberty is a bitch. [laughter]
- And I'm going through it again.
- OK. [laughs]
Hormones, they will do it every time.
- The 'mones have got me, girl.
[singing] I'm your action shero, sci-fi fantasy
- Good girl, you got it in there.
- Yay, Mommy, I did it. - You did it, babe.
Thank you, ladies.
- Thank you, Michelle. - Thank you.
I think we have a hit.
We'll find out tomorrow if it is.
[laughter]
Hello, kids.
- Hello. - Hi.
- Hi, hello.
- I'm a little bit nervous to record my track
for "Don't Ick My Yum."
So nervous, in fact, that a little bit of wee
just went down my leg.
- What are you all called?
- We are the M52s.
- Instead of the B-52's. - Instead of the B-52's.
- And are you all northern? - Yes.
- Wow.
This is the most northern season we've ever had.
- That's why it's so good.
[laughter]
- What gives you the ick, Kate?
- It's kind of the people that are gorgeous,
beautiful, stunning, but--
- Excuse me?
- But they have nothing going on behind the eyes.
You and me, Michelle, we're gorgeous
and we're dead clever too.
- I mean, hello.
- I am starting with a couple of my political icks.
Terfs and Tories.
- [laughs] - Yeah.
- How are you approaching your verse here, Banksie?
Are you a singer?
- Well, I'm neither a singer nor a rapper nor much.
So I thought I'd do everything to just try it all out.
[rapping] It's me Kate Butch
Let me in at your window
I might be thick, but don't call me a bimbo
- I mean, who knew that Kate were a bloody rapstress?
I reckon that Kate is a buxom bad gal, and I bloody love it.
- [rapping] If you can't love yourself, bitch, go to therapy
- [rapping] Hiya, Ru, what you have for your tea
Sausage and mash, yeah, dead sexy
- [rapping] Five, six, seven, shablam
I already ate and I had ham
- "I already ate and I had ham"
is just the dumbest fucking thing.
[laughter]
Are you just dumb like that all the time?
- I'm the silliest sausage you'll ever meet, Michelle.
- Oh, I love that, Ginger.
- The main things that give me the ick
is when you're in the club, people come up
and touch you without consent.
And girls who don't glue the laces down.
DeDe.
[laughter]
- It's a bitch track.
- Shade.
It is a bitch track.
- [rapping] Time for a breakdown, time--
Oh, sorry. - All good.
It's all good. - Sorry.
- We'll do it again.
- [rapping] Time for a breakdown
Did you glue your lace down?
Donegal is here to take the race down
- It's quite a complicated verse
that she's got to perform.
- I have an idea.
Time for a breakdown, go glue your lace down.
- Brill, brill, yeah. - Try that.
- [rapping] Time for a breakdown
Go glue your lace down
Donegal is here to take the race down
Carter is a starter
Slaying the game from Hull to Jakarta
- Cute. Did you like that, Ian?
- I thought that was great. - Yeah, cute.
Ad lib time.
- You all right, love?
M52s
- Worst class in steps
- Lay me in the lay by.
Is that a little chef or just a very small cook?
- Thank you, M52s.
I'll see you at the little chef.
[laughter]
- My goodness.
- It's time to rehearse the choreography
for our girl group performance.
- Oh, it's like West Side Story.
- It's a dance off.
It's a dance off.
Let's go.
- All right then, you've got the floor first, babes.
Let's see what you're--
- Let's do it.
- All right, ladies, get in formation.
I'm taking the lead on this role, OK?
I want to win.
As long as these bitches fall in line, we'll be all right.
Left foot first and then--so that you
hit it off on the right, OK?
We all need to be on the same leg.
Boom.
- I know that the other group want us to be jealous of them,
but I'm so glad I'm not in that group.
- 1, 2, 3, 4.
Ha, ha, ha, ha.
- No, I feel like it's already adding--
- Too much? - Yeah, maybe.
- I feel like we're making it--
- Yeah, it's already tea now.
- There's a lot going in already.
- OK. Move this way.
- Yeah. So I move so I can do--
- We're going to move to the right, yeah.
- DeDe, shh.
Just listen.
[singing] If you want
If you want
Don't ick my yum
- I love the ick my yum.
- Don't ick my yum. - Don't ick my yum.
- You like that? You like that?
- Yeah, daddy.
- Let's keep that way then, guys.
- Oh, my God, it's literally the Pussycat Dolls.
I'm not happy.
I just wish they were a little bit more rubbish.
- [singing] My, I, I
- Nope, nope, nope. Do it again.
- Get it together, girls.
- Cara, I knew we were going to go in hard,
but this is a lot to learn, girl.
- One and--wrong leg.
Boom.
Do it the right leg or we're not going to move on.
- Well, we will move on.
- No, no, no. We need to get it right.
If you want it-- wrong leg.
- Boom. - Again.
- Who was it? - It was you.
You got to step left this way.
- That's what I did. Cross.
Boom, boom.
- No, you stepped right, baby girl.
- Let's not have another argument.
- One more time.
- No, I won't get it right, though, if we keep doing it,
honestly-- I don't work like that.
I'll sleep on it, and I'll get it right.
- I wouldn't mess with Cara with this choreo.
I am making sure I'm turning the right way before I
get my head bit off as well.
- OK.
- Trust and believe.
- Naomi, if there's anything that you're struggling with
or it's too hard or too-- don't like suffer in silence.
Tell us. - Yeah.
- I'm not going to lie, I'm feeling a little bit nervous.
I can dance, but I don't know how I'm going to do
it with this bloody knee.
- Are you sure you don't want to do a strut?
- Oh, should we do a strut? - Slow to me sounds wrong.
- OK.
- I don't think I've got a strut in me.
- Oh, shit, sorry, mate.
- I am concerned about Naomi's knee.
And I think she is underplaying how
much pain it's causing her.
- Oh, so we could all walk past you.
We could turn and realize that you're limping.
Run up, grab you, and help you along.
- Yes.
Yeah.
Even if you've got to drag me around by me
other ankle around stage and use me as a bloody mop, like,
we'll do it.
I've got all faith in us.
- [signing] If you want to be my
- I think we should do a bit wafty.
- Wafty?
- We're all trying to be quite considerate and quite nice.
But I feel like I'm going to have
to take the lead on this, even though I have no experience.
We only have a limited amount of time.
Don't ick my yum. You go forward.
Do the don't ick my yum.
I think you two should go out and do something.
I should go up and do something.
You should go down and do something.
- Don't ick my yum.
- Is there a way we can transition
that so that a gag can happen?
- Do you want to conduct me playing
the saxophone on my shoe?
Is it weird that there's no one facing out for the first line
of the song?
- No, I think it's mystery.
- I think they're going for comedy.
Is this giving girl band or is it giving
drunk nanas on a night out?
- [singing] Don't ick my yum
- Is that a bit boring? - It's a bit boring.
- It's a bit boring, isn't it? - Yeah.
- I think y'all need to move more on that.
- Yeah, Ging.
- I mean, I don't want them to look shit.
- OK. [laughs]
- Fine, fine, fine, fine.
- [singing] My ick is all the girls
Who say they're bloody gorgeous
Their face are full of filler and their egos are enormous
- Yeah, go to that?
- Excuse me, bitch?
Who you talking about, bitch?
- [singing] Didn't point at Tomara
[laughter]
- Girl, I will break those 7-foot whatever they are legs.
- Pegs, that's what they are.
- Face full of filler and the egos are ginormous.
I finally feel seen.
[laughs]
- Do you want us to do anything while you're
doing sausage and mash?
- I think maybe you should be picking
your teeth while I'm doing it.
Picking your teeth, scratching your bum, can't be arsed.
- None of us know what we're doing.
- This is fun. I'm enjoying this.
This is so stupid.
- We're about to prove the other group right when they
all leapt to each other like we were some sort of bad disease.
We are now proving just how diseased we are.
[laughs]
[upbeat music]
all: Fierce Force Five!
- It's elimination day, and today we are sorting
the yums from the icks.
And let me tell you something, I'm a yummy mummy.
I'm not an ick. - Come on, girls, let's go.
- Let's go. Where do we go?
- Hi, girls.
- Well, look at this.
It's like "Step Up."
[laughter]
- Or the school disco when you have the two sides.
- Nobody remembers school.
[laughter]
- I was there yesterday, so.
- We're galvanized.
We're ready.
We've taken all the challenges that life has thrown at us.
- Such as? What's happened, Naomi?
- My knee, it's on the rough side.
But my group have pulled through
and we've managed to adapt our performance around me
to cater for my fat knee.
[laughs]
We've just had to change it all up.
I'm going to be sat on a lovely little sofa
while the other girls twirl around me.
And I'm just going to serve like, oh, she's ill.
Oh, she's poorly, and all these other girls
have come to cheer me up.
- Instead of it being, oh, we're dancing but Naomi's got
a bad knee, we've gone for, Naomi's got a bad knee
but we're still dancing.
- Yeah.
- I mean, yeah, I'm worried for them anyway,
never mind with a knee injury.
[laughs]
I mean, you look at them,
you don't see a girl group, do you?
Misfits. [laughs]
Right, girls. Come on.
Enough chatting. Let's do it.
- Do it.
[upbeat music]
- Is anyone looking forward to their pop icons
runway tonight?
- So excited. - Yes, so excited.
- Mine is the first CD I remember my parents having.
Putting it on in the living room and strutting around.
It's essentially my first lip sync performance.
- I think it's just funny as queer people,
you know, when you feel so isolated as a child,
music just really brings out of you.
- Yeah, definitely.
- Music makes the people come together
as a wise woman once like.
- It's like the old icons as well
that are really, like, give me the Tina Turner, baby.
- It's because they've all fought and struggled.
And that's why as young gay kids, you look at that
and you think, there is hope.
Pop music was a massive escape for me,
especially as a young gay person so terrified
to be who I was.
I would just sit in my room listening to albums on repeat
for hours and hours on end.
When I was younger, there was nothing to look up to.
When the Spice Girls came out, that was the lightning bolt
moment for me.
It's really, really shaped my drag.
And the fact I'm here today is because of the Spice Girls.
And I say that unapologetically.
- I love that.
- I noticed when we were doing the song with the lyrics.
- Yeah.
- You've been quite personal with your own message.
- Yeah.
I was like, how about I just make this about my message
about being a Black trans person?
Because before I actually came to terms with my transness,
I was always, I don't know, just in a completely
different world.
I think from the age of six, every day
I would wake up and think, I'm not in the right body.
I'm not looking at myself and being happy.
What is that? Why is that?
I was a very sad little child, I'll be honest.
I would sit in my room for hours
just watching music videos like the Pussycat Dolls
looking at Nicole Scherzinger and being like,
I'm going to be that girl.
- How did you get started on this journey?
- Funnily enough, I thought for a long time
that my drag was just that manifestation of that woman
that I always wanted to be.
But then I realized, you know what?
This is me.
I've been doing drag for seven years now.
And drag 100% helped me find my trans
identity because it was my first step
into feeling my femininity.
And then at one point, I just didn't
want to take the drag off.
And then I realized am I a man in drag
or am I a woman in drag?
Saying it out loud, that's when the door opened.
I finally was like, this is the day.
I'm done.
I want to be who I've always wanted to be
and I'm going to make it happen.
But I really wish that the world
would have made it easier to actually be open about it.
Because it breaks you down.
It makes you feel like something's wrong with you.
I wouldn't have gone through so much depression in my life
if I had had what I needed.
It wouldn't have happened if I were given the information
about what trans people go through
or if I were to hear other people's stories.
Because there's no handbook.
There's no sex education class that tells you about what it's
like to be a trans person.
They only teach you from the cisgender perspective.
So if I had more information, I would be able to vocalize
it way sooner in my life.
I'm telling you just after that first day of me taking
the hormones, it's like the biggest weight
was lifted off my shoulders.
I'm like, yes.
That is what's supposed to happen.
I see kids now that are actually trans.
And I'm like, and I see it, I'm like,
the acceptance is coming, but not quick enough.
- No.
- So right, girls.
- Now that I'm going on my hormones, child,
I am over three months in.
And I'm feeling lovely.
I am always touching on my titties.
And they feel good, baby girl.
They feel good.
I mean, I'm still in my cocoon stage, darling.
I'm not a butterfly fully yet. My wings haven't spread.
But I'm so confident right now as a person.
So I'm here.
I'm ready.
I'm a Black trans woman, baby.
- You've got such a light.
You really have.
- Thank you, baby.
I love you.
- I love you, darling.
Now let's smash this girl group challenge.
- Yes, honey.
Yeah.
It's important for me in my girl group
to make my message clear.
It took me a long time to get this comfortable,
so I'm going to sing it out and sing it loud.
Thank God I didn't cry my makeup, child, Lord.
[RuPaul's "Cover Girl"]
- [laughs]
[singing] Cover girl
Put the bass in your walk
Head to toe
Let your whole body talk
- Yes, legs.
- And what?
- Welcome to the main stage of "RuPaul's Drag Race UK."
She's the yum to my ick, it's Michelle Visage.
- I think you mean I'm the bum to your stick.
[laughter]
- National treasure Graham Norton.
Now, Graham, were you a big raver in the '90s?
- You know, Ru, I can't remember.
[laughs]
- I'll take that as a yes.
- Who are you?
[laughs]
- Pop queen Sophie Ellis-Bextor.
Are you ready for a little murder on the runway?
- As long as they don't kill that groove.
- [laughs]
DJ, give me the answer.
This week we challenged our queens to form
chart topping girl groups.
And tonight on the runway, category is
Night of a Thousand Pop Icons.
Racers, start your engines,
and may the best drag queen win.
Performing "Don't Ick My Yum,"
it's Vicki Vivacious, DeDeLicious, Cara Melle,
Tomara Thomas, and Michael Marouli.
Give it up for Fierce Force Five.
- I'm expecting flawless choreo.
- Well, for purely selfish reasons,
I hope they all fall over.
- Oh, here we go.
- [singing] If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum
If you want to just have some fun
Don't ick my yum
If you want to
If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum, don't ick my yum
[upbeat music]
Fierce Force Five
Say 1, 2, 3, 4, here we go
She's giving you the dawdy flavor
The rumor all licktis that you want to savor, mwah
I don't like men with bad fash
It gives me the ick and I'm--
I get a rash
OK, I'll read lads
What's the crack?
I'm sick of seeing socks with sliders
I'm Greek, I'm bad, you're a big ball sack
And there's no way you're getting inside her
This Cornish girl don't care
Twink, otter, cub, or bear
I've kiss some frogs but found my prince
Love is in the air
Sleep on me, you'll have regrets
Queens on top, baby, place your bets
In love so
I'm up now so DM me you how
I'll lay it out for you ahead of time
If you're trying to be mine
If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum
If you want to just have some fun
Don't ick my yum
If you want to
If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum
Hey bitch, don't give me the ick
Chew in my ear, and I'm going to be sick
Body curves, extra-large hips
Need me a guy who can take care of this
Miss Licious the glamour clown
DeDe smash, I shook the ground
Stamp face painted mean
Like the mirror, wipe the competition clean
Sweet, salty, sticky if you're nasty
I'm your action shero sci-fi fantasy
Miss Melle's a sexy queen
I know misgendering has got to go
Black Trans Lives Matter every day
I'll lay it out for you ahead of time
Yeah
If you're trying to be mine
If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum
If you wanna just have some fun
Don't ick my yum
If you want to
Let's go, if you want to
If you want to be my hon
Don't ick my yum
Tomara Thomas, the femme fatale
With a fire in my fanny I'll take you to hell
But I'm the angel of the North
Your daddy's favorite sauce
So put this place on your billboard
Got the bass in my walk like Naomi
Me and my girl snatching trophies
So come on, bitch, don't give me the ick
I'll show you how to jump split
If you want to be, be my hon
What, don't ick my yum
If you want to just have some fun
A little louder, don't ick my yum
If you want to
If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum, don't ick my yum
Hey, hey
Want a bite of my pasty?
Oh, oh
Don't ick my yum
- Whoo!
- Oh, my God, everyone in a split.
[laughter]
- I love it. Go on, girls.
Well done.
- I mean, the dancing was so good,
I wasn't listening to the verses.
[laughs]
- Up next, it's Banksie, Miss Naomi Carter,
Ginger Johnson, and Kate Butch.
Give it up for the M52s.
- The couch.
- How do you think that's going to work?
- Maybe they're just going to sit there and have a takeaway.
- [singing] If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum
If you want to just have some fun
Don't ick my yum
If you want
If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum
[laughter]
M52s
Here we go
It's me, Kate Butch
Let me in at your window
Might be thick but don't call me a bimbo
Running up that hill just to wuther your heights
And I'll climb to the top like
The ladder in your tights
Perfect, pretty, poised, whatever
Grab a mic and string a sentence together
Learn how to rap but I'm doing incredibly
If you can't love yourself, go to therapy
My ick is all the girls
Who they say they're bloody gorgeous
Their face is full of filler and their egos are enormous
Hiya, Ru, what'll you have for your tea
Sausage and mash, yeah, dead sexy
Mothers can't eat, well, that ain't it
Because I'm loving myself like a pig in--
Shh
I'll lay it out for you ahead of time
If you're trying to be mine
If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum
If you want to just have some fun
Don't ick my yum
If you want to
If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum
Terfs and Tories make me spew
There's no hate on my menu
Tolerance and self-respect
Loosen up my gag reflex
Five, six, seven, shablam
I already ate and I had ham
I want you, but I want it tender
Stew me slowly, I'll surrender
Time for a breakdown
Go glue your lace down
Donegal is here take the race down
Carter is a starter
Slaying the game from Hull to Jakarta
Men, you give me the ick
You make me feel sick, the way you grab on my uh
Taking to this like haddock to batter
Roses are white but Black Lives Matter
I'll lay it out for you ahead of time
If you're trying to be mine
If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum
If you want to just have some fun
Hiya, don't ick my yum
If you want to
If you want to be, be my hon
Don't ick my yum
Come on
Yeah
[upbeat music]
Come on, everyone
It's time to hit the road
Let's ride
Don't ick my yum
[applause]
- Naomi looked like she was serving that fucking couch up,
I got to say.
- It was cool. - It was funny.
I think it started out strong,
but then it was just rushing around the sofa.
- It's like me when I've lost a nail.
[laughter]
- Both versions of "Don't Ick My Yum"
are available to stream and download right now.
- [singing] You have the right to be free
- Category is Night of a Thousand Pop Icons.
First up, Vicki Vivacious saluting Freddie Mercury.
- God shave the Queen.
- [laughs]
- This man was an absolute legend.
I love Freddie as a performer.
He has grace.
He has elegance.
And above all, he is one talented bitch.
- Radio Draga.
[laughter]
- Did you come up with that under pressure?
- Oh, very good.
- I work very closely with the Terrence Higgins Trust
breaking down stigma in AIDS and HIV.
And Freddie Mercury's story gets me right here.
- She will cock you.
DeDeLicious saluting Nicki Minaj.
- Hi, Barbs.
- I have picked the one, the only Nicki Minaj.
Pink is definitely my color and the outfit is not only Nicki,
but it's also so DeDe.
- She bees in the trap.
Bees in the trap.
- Like a dungeon dragon.
[laughter]
She used to do the colorful wigs, crazy stage outfits.
And I was just so obsessed with that.
That's definitely where my love for big, crazy drag
comes from.
- I have a feeling her anaconda do.
[laughter]
Cara Melle saluting Beyonce.
- Oh, yes.
- I decided to serve one of my favorite looks
that Beyonce's ever done.
It's her entrance at her Coachella performance.
And my God, do I look good.
- We run the world.
- If you like it, well, you should
have put a huge hat on it.
- [laughs]
- I'm feeling crazy in love with myself in this look.
And I'm looking at Sophie, she's looking at me,
and she's like, oh, my God, is that Beyonce?
You happen to be in London?
- I can't cape with any more.
[laughter]
- Tomara Thomas saluting Elvis Presley.
It's Demi Moore saluting Tomara Thomas
saluting Elvis Presley.
- I've got my little cropped jacket on.
I've got my flared trousers on.
I feel sexy. I look femme.
I look masculine.
Put on them blue suede shoes, and I'll open up
my gates to Graceland, baby.
Come on in.
- A little less conversation please, judges.
[laughter]
- The judges have got suspicious minds,
and they should be 'cause I'm slaying it, baby.
Love me tender.
- Michael Marouli saluting the Spice Girls.
Oh my God, it's Frankenspice.
- I am giving you the Spice Girls,
all five sewn together, mashed up,
Spicenstein, here we go.
- Michael Marouli starring in Silence of the Spice Girls.
- [laughs]
- My hair is half Baby Spice, half Ginger
split right down the middle.
We've got Sporty Spice.
We've got Posh in our black leather all the way down.
We've got Scary in the leopard print.
This is British drag.
- When five becomes one.
[laughter]
- Banksie saluting David Bowie.
- I am paying homage to one of my absolute queer icons.
I'm serving you masc.
I am serving you androgyny.
- Ooh, that mug is Ziggy Stardusted.
- I am wearing the iconic ginger do.
I've got two different eyes.
And I'm going to look into RuPaul's and go, can you see?
Can you tell?
Because I'm gorgeous.
- Is she Bowie-legged?
[laughter]
Miss Naomi Carter salutes Beyoncé.
- I'm thirsty.
You got any lemonade?
- Today is the battle of Beyoncés.
I'm taking the era of "Lemonade."
My Beyoncé is the best, of course.
Like, look at my rhinestone bat.
- I wonder which team she bats for.
- With my knee, I shouldn't be wearing heels,
but I put my small chunky heels on just so it'd give me
a little bit of support.
I'm just going to stomp that runway
the best that I can.
- Sashay Fierce.
- Ginger Johnson salutes Sir Elton John.
- She's a rocket woman.
- I am serving Elton John covered
in multi-colored feathers on "The Muppet Show"
singing "Crocodile Rock."
- Is that a rocket man in your pocket or...
- No, just her hip pads.
[laughter]
- I feel camp and ridiculous.
I hope Elton's proud of this look.
I don't know. I think he watches the show.
If you're out there, Elton, I love you.
- The greatest hits tour.
[laughter]
- Kate Butch salutes Shania Twain.
- Let's go, girls.
- Hey, Ru, is the twain still running?
- [laughs]
- Giddy up, gals.
Shania's in town.
Now, I've met a few guys who thought
they were pretty smart.
So you're a rocket scientist?
- That hasn't impressed her.
- Not much. - Not much, no.
- What about a car? I wonder if a car would.
- No.
- That's a firm no.
- Sophie knows exactly what I am selling,
and we're having a nice little back and forth between us.
- I just heard Brad Pitt's interested.
Is that good?
[laughter]
- Oh!
- Will anything impress her?
[laughter]
- Oh, man. It's hard to please.
- I'm going to be best friends with Sophie Ellis-Bextor.
- Welcome, queens.
Tonight it was all bangers, no mash.
Team M52s.
Instead of taking this challenge sitting down,
you all stood strong in the face of adversity.
Team M52s,
you are safe.
You may leave the stage.
- Thank you.
- Fierce Force Five.
Condragulations, you are the number one
girl group of the season.
- Yes! - [laughs]
- The top of the pops.
But I will be awarding just one Ru Peter badge.
So tonight the top two queens will lip-synch for the win.
Now it's time for the judges' critiques.
First up, Vicki Vivacious.
- This Cornish girl don't care.
I like that you sang and went your own way with it.
I will say that your energy was a little bit less the ones
who were like poof, poof.
- I agree with Michelle.
Every moment you are on stage is yours.
Grab it.
But you can sing.
My God, your voice was really impressive.
- There's just not enough talk about pasties and pops.
So thank you for trying to rectify that.
[laughs]
Actually, all of you, I have to say, the Fierce Force Five,
my kind of girl band.
[laughs]
- This really works.
And it's beautifully put together.
It's really a drag Freddie Mercury.
- I love the shoes.
I love the Freddie that you chose.
I love the costuming and the crown.
- There's an elegance to it, which is really magnetic.
The beauty of the makeup.
- Your face looks so gorgeous.
Now, I don't know what you've had done or whatever.
- I'm not shy to say, all I have done
is Botox around my eyes, and that's it.
- Oh, that's child's play.
[laughter]
Well, you look great. - Thank you.
- Up next, DeDeLicious.
- DeDe, you were so much fun to watch.
There were moments where you were ahead
of the game with the choreography,
and I could see you thinking.
- It was almost like you couldn't wait
to do the next bit.
There's a really good bit coming.
I'm going to do that now.
You looked like you were having the best time.
- We had such a camp time, and that's why
I was ahead of the beat because I was like,
more, more, more.
Let's go, let's go, let's go.
- And you all gravitated toward one another.
This group was formed by God, right?
- Yes. - Yes.
- [laughs]
- Yeah, you definitely brought the playfulness and the pop.
And also a lot of your lyrics were about makeup,
and I can now see why because this is pretty phenomenal.
- You know I live for the way you paint your face.
But I will say this.
You tend to do that thing with the nose
where you take it in to a point, and it's very dark.
But I just want to challenge you
just to lighten that a little.
Let me see what that looks like.
But you are beautiful tonight.
This is Nicki Minaj. You're giving it to us.
- It's really fantastic.
I'm a big Nicki Minaj fan, and I think this is something
she would love to wear.
- Thank you so much.
- Up next, Cara Melle.
- Cara Melle, I had such a fun time coaching you.
You were having a hard time finding the pitch.
You persevered.
You pushed through, and you did it.
But what was very obvious was you choreographed the show
because you were so in it and so watchable.
- It was at times a bit like Cara Melle and friends.
- [laughs]
Now, where will I put myself?
Oh, here in the middle.
[laughter]
But it worked. What a comeback.
And this, what a feast for the eye.
- This is what Miss Cara Melle is about.
The headpiece, the cape, it all fits you beautifully.
And you gave us the attitude from Queen Bey
that we needed when you walked down the stage.
- You look so beautiful.
And in the girl group challenge,
I noticed that you're a really good dancer.
Your reference points are kind of similar to how
I like my girl groups too.
- This girl group has such superstar energy.
You can look at a group and you can tell who
the choreographer is in it.
And it was clearly--
- It was Tomara.
- Although listen, Tomara gave you a run for your money.
- I know. - That bitch can dance.
Yeah.
Well, thank you so much, Cara Melle.
Tomara Thomas.
- Hey Tomara.
Could not take my eyes off of you.
You were giving us Nicole Scherzinger
the house down boots thigh highs everything else.
- Yes.
- I mean, you just looked like you were in a girl group.
A really slutty one, but you were in it.
[laughter]
- I agree.
You were really lovely to watch.
And the jump split and all that, fantastic.
- You know, from the moment you stepped onto the stage,
we knew exactly what you were serving.
It was just-- does your mom know you do this?
- Yeah, babes, she loves it.
[laughter]
I just feel like a fucking star.
- You are. - I know.
[laughter]
- Tonight on the runway on a drag competition,
I do want more, yes.
Demi Moore.
- Gotcha. Gotcha.
- It is good.
- There's lots of beautiful beading
and lots of details on the outfit.
But I'd have liked it to be a drag Elvis rather
than just a really beautiful Elvis.
- Thank you so much.
- Thank you.
- Up next, Michael Marouli.
- Michael Marouli.
- Michelle Visage.
- Hey, how you doing?
[laughter]
- You've got me obsessed with that, honest to God.
- You know, Michael, you too were
one that in your performance was super fun to watch.
One thing I will tell you about,
you like to do glitter on your chest.
I'm all for it.
I would just lighten the load a little bit.
- OK.
- I thought you were trying to cover up a chest tattoo.
- I went crazy with the glitter, and I knew I had.
And I was just like, oh, let's go for it, girls.
Why not? Get it on.
- I love the fact you had some lovely, delicate lyrics.
Something about a big ball sack I seem to remember.
- I'm Greek, I'm bad, you're a big ball sack.
[laughter]
- Songwriter of the year.
- The thing I will remember from tonight is this look.
I worry that people watching this tonight
will have post-traumatic Spice disorder.
It's so clever.
- It's weird and Scary
and Ginger and Baby and Posh.
- Why be one icon if you can be five?
And you just executed the aesthetic really well.
But all the movements, I could recognize and read
all the different Spice Girls.
Really wonderful your look tonight.
It's brilliant. - A massive fan as well.
- Hey, oh, thank you.
- Thank you.
- Why didn't you come as me then?
[laughter]
I'm only teasing.
- Thank you, Michael Marouli.
- Thank you, RuPaul.
[laughter]
- Thank you, ladies.
I think we've heard enough.
While you untuck in the Werk Room,
the judges and I will deliberate.
You may leave the stage.
- In the words of Shania Twain, looks like we made it.
[laughter]
Look how far we've come, my babies.
- Back in "Untucked," and you know what, I'm just feeling
bloody relieved that, one, that our group is safe
and we've really pulled through as a team.
I'm just mad up right now.
I'm just very happy.
- To be the four that were left on the shelf in the picking
process, you know.
- Could you imagine if any of us were in that other group?
They would have been getting me to kick ball change
and do a spin.
- The pretty girls who did the splits
won the girl group challenge.
Good for them.
- I saw all those girls run past me because I
know for a fact they've all done it
because I've got a dodgy knee.
- Maybe it's your personality as well.
- Probably, probably.
- I spent a lot of today with Naomi's foot in my mouth.
Hopefully that's the last body part
I'll have to insert in my mouth to get
through this competition.
- The other girls are out there on the main stage.
I thought they were amazing, honestly.
I know that's not shady and fun,
but that's my opinion.
- I'll be shady and fun.
[laughter]
- Hello.
- Hello, ladies.
- Hi.
- Come on in, girlies.
- Take the weight off your feet.
- In the top again, bitch.
- Cheers.
[all chattering]
- I've been so in--
I can't express enough, I've been so in my fucking head
since I've been here.
No, yeah, but today was the first time
I just went, oh, my God, I'm having so much fun.
They loved the look.
Had some really good things to say about me.
Said they loved my makeup as well.
- DeDe needs to be less me me.
It's all about me.
Me, me, me, me, me.
Have a day off, fucking hell.
- I don't class myself as a makeup girl.
- I don't either. It's awful, babe.
[screaming]
I'm joking, I'm joking.
- Cara, how did it go for you, sweetheart?
- Well, I'm feeling really good.
I'm feeling really, really good about this week.
- How do we feel, though, that the winning group would
normally all get a badge?
- I hadn't even thought of that.
- And it's just one badge.
- That is strange.
Is there anyone upset about that?
- I mean-- - I mean, I'm not upset.
- Agreed.
- But I, yeah, I just want a badge.
- Now that we've all like, you know, we're all safe,
what did you girls think of our number?
[laughs]
Not a lot, apparently.
- That was an inhale.
- It was camp.
It was funny.
I mean, at a couch.
Yeah.
[laughs]
- There was some really fun elements.
I forgot about the knee.
I was like, oh, my God, because you were up,
you were giving it, and you couldn't
actually tell in the face.
- And your lyrics were banging, girl.
I loved your lyrics.
- Kate did help me with that one,
because I did have a bit of a moment
while we were writing them and I was like, ah, but yeah.
- You came up with the ideas, babe, I just made it rhyme.
[laughter]
- Banksie, was your lyrics shade?
- Yes, yes!
- I want to ask you a question.
- It's not my fault she has a face full of filler.
She paid for it.
But she should get her money back if she did.
[laughs]
Well, girl, you got to ask a question.
Yes, your face is full of filler,
but is your ego enormous?
[laughter]
You answer the question for yourself, diva.
- Let me hold your shit.
Let me hold your shit.
- Yes!
- I'm like ego?
- She got the smallest ego in the town.
- No, it's fine.
I mean, if I'm your inspiration, my angel,
for you to write your lyrics that you failed,
then that's fine, my angel.
- The word was safe.
The word was safe.
- Exactly.
- All right, now just between us
squirrel friends, what do you think?
Now, we're looking for the top two of the week.
- Ru, this is such a tight race.
They were all so good.
- Vicki Vivacious.
- She has such a killer voice.
She gave all she got.
But I felt like the kids were just put Nan over here
in the corner.
And she's not old at all.
- Looks and voice, tremendous.
Stage presence, a little bit low.
- When they were all jumping in the chorus,
I was thinking, maybe it was the boots.
Because when you got sore feet.
- And there was a bit of fear there.
- Tonight is Freddie Mercury.
She looked amazing.
- Vicki clearly has the talent.
All right, up next, DeDeLicious.
- DeDeLicious is so likeable.
You adore her on stage. - She was very cute.
However, there was times where I'm like, OK, decaf, decaf.
No more Red Bulls.
- That's that youth.
That's that weird thing of, I'm so excited to be here.
- If she's only 20 now, those are exactly the kind
of people that emerge from something like "Drag Race"
really taking something life-changing away from it.
- Absolutely. She's a fierce queen.
All right, let's move on to Cara Melle.
- Her performance was amazing.
It was a little bit like this is a Cara Melle production.
But you could tell she was the leader,
and they were all looking toward her.
- Yes. She put herself center stage.
But what was clever was, the other girls
don't appear to hate her.
- [laughs]
- There's often a main dancer.
There's often a main singer in girl groups.
you got to play to your strengths, right?
- Absolutely.
And she was strong.
And of course, her outfit tonight was just breathtaking.
- She seemed like a different queen
than the queen we saw last week.
I'm a Cara Melle convert.
- All right, Tomara Thomas.
- The minute she came around the corner,
I was like, in the palm of her hand.
I was there.
- I want on a loop her just turning that corner.
- I think her eyebrows came out first.
- [laughs] - Loved it.
- I love her.
- What did let her down was her Elvis.
- Why didn't that go further? Be more.
- That was Elvis at Tesco.
- [laughs]
- I think she more than made up for the Elvis outfit
with her attitude in that number.
Michael Marouli.
- Listen, she did everything right.
The choreography was there. The attitude was there.
She's a grafter.
- She really held her own when she
was singing and performance, and it was funny.
And then when it came to the runway, it went up a notch.
- This all Spice Girls in one was so brilliant.
- Just fantastic.
It was a tick, tick, tick.
- And it was done to perfection.
I didn't know Michael Marouli had that in her.
Overall, the Fierce Force Five were just fantastic.
And I love the outfits.
They looked like five whores.
- Fierce Whore Five. [laughter]
- Silence.
I've made my decision.
Bring back my girls.
Welcome back, ladies.
I've made some decisions.
[tense music]
Cara Melle,
Tomara Thomas,
in a group full of pop stars,
you were the yummiest.
Condragulations.
You are the top two queens of the week.
- Yeah, girls! - Whoo!
- I love you, baby.
- Vicki Vivacious, DeDeLicious,
and Michael Marouli,
you are all safe to slay another day.
You may join the other girls.
- Thank you so much.
- Thank you.
- We are going to have a show.
It's housemate v. housemate.
- I think Tomara is going to absolutely blast this one,
and Cara just is literally like the goddess on stage.
I can't wait to see it.
- Two queens stand before me.
I've consulted with the judges, but the final decision
is mine to make.
Ladies, this is your chance to impress me
and earn a Ru Peter badge.
The time has come for you to lip-synch
for the win.
- I know Cara's a fierce performer,
but listen, bitch, you don't faze me.
I'm not scared.
I am getting the win. I'm taking the win.
- I mean, I knew I'd always be lip-synching against Tomara
at some point.
So may the best pop diva win.
- Good luck and don't fuck it up.
- [singing] I'm doing just fine now it's over
I'll be moving on and living my life
If I could go back in time
I'd do things differently
Yeah, I wouldn't think twice
I'd distract myself
Think of someone else
But every now and then you remind me
It's only when I'm lying in bed on my own
And I wake up and I don't see your name on my phone
It's in the moments where I think that I'm better alone
That's when I remember
Every time I walk past your house in the rain
And I tell myself that you were the biggest mistake
And just when I think I'm finally doing OK
That's when I remember
My friends tell me I shouldn't listen
To the voices that go round in my head
If I could go back in time
I'd do things differently
I wouldn't think twice
I'd distract myself, think of someone else
But that's when I remember
That's when I remember
Every time I walk past your house in the rain
And I tell myself that you were the biggest mistake
And just when I think I'm finally doing OK
That's when I remember
I'm missing you
You
It's only when I'm lying in bed on my own
And I wake up and I don't see your name on my phone
It's in the moments where I think that I'm better alone
That's when I remember
[cheering]
- Ladies, I've made my decision.
Cara Melle,
condragulations, you are the winner, baby.
- Thank you.
- And the recipient of a coveted Ru Peter badge.
Wear it with pride.
- I will.
[laughs]
I love you, Tomara.
- Tomara Thomas, you live to slay another day.
- Yes. - Thank you.
- Condragulations, ladykins.
And remember, if you can't love yourself, how the hell
are you going to love somebody else?
Can I get an amen up in here?
- Amen.
- All right, now let the music play.
[singing] To, to, to, to the moon
To the moon
Gonna take me away
To, to, to, to the moon
Hello, hello, hello.
Next time on "RuPaul's Drag Race UK"...
For this week's maxi challenge, I want you
to share your experience in RuPaul's disaster class.
- It was half performance, half cry for help.
- [laughs]
- Both looks are just, ugh.
- I wouldn't even wear that to the Tesco.
- Is this how it works?
You're a massive bitch and then you get a badge?
- You get the badge and then you turn into a bitch.
- Oh.
- It's a train wreck, really.
And I'm loving it.
[laughs]
- [singing] To, to, to, to the moon
To the moon
Come on and take me away
To, to, to, to the moon
To the moon
Come on and take me away
To, to, to, to the moon
To the moon
Come on and take me away
To, to, to, to the moon