With the negative vibes of last week’s explosives Undisguised still big in the study, season 13’s apparent rivals are a second time wig to wig on Friday’s episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race – only this time one of the queens was knocked out. Of the competition it is.
The sixth episode of the season (“Disco-Mentary”) began with Tamisha Iman and Elliott With 2 Ts teaming up for a wallpaper-inspired mini-challenge. Since the only two queens did not choose to work with anyone else, Tamisha and Elliott had something to prove – and to prove that they did, and pretended to be on their way to victory. Relive the madness below:
The pairs of the mini-challenge are transferred to this week’s maxi-challenge, a series of disco mentaries about one of the biggest eras in music. Ironically, the first thing we learned was that some of these queens needed a serious lesson in the history of disco. Look, I love the Pussycat Dolls just as much as the next gay, but when Kandy Muse says she knows ‘I will survive’ because it was contacted in ‘Hush Hush’, I’m dead. Being 25 is no excuse for such ignorance.
It is also noteworthy that the delivery of a new week was seen this week Drag Race click: Gottmik, Tina Burner and Kandy – also known as “The Mean Girls.” As Tina explained: ‘Some people think we are bitches. But guess what? Drag queens are very loud and outspoken. We push buttons. If you want to call it common, call it common. ”(The irony that Kandy is good with the word” mean “while explode the word “arrogant” is just amazing.)
Olivia Lux as this week’s winner was no big surprise. Not only did the camera stay right on her during most of her and Utica Queen’s disco-mental performances, but the cut and fit of her little black dress on the runway was * chef coast * perfection. She had good reason to flick that megawatt smile while being praised by the judges.
As we praise our praise, I must offer Gottmik a feather in my cap. That small, brand-like dress was not only a work of art, but Gottmik’s self-confidence that walked the track almost completely naked made the whole thing work on a different level. A year ago, I would never have done that, she said. “I could not be happier with how I look.”
At the other end of the spectrum, a musical rematch between Kandy and Tamisha was inevitable. The judges read Kandy’s passion-free actions and distracting runway in search of dirt, while Tamisha was also criticized for holding back her number and not giving enough on the runway. While Utica was also harshly judged, he escaped to safety.
Kandy and Tamisha Round 2 were to the tune of Blu Cantrell’s “Hit ‘Em Up Style (Oops!)”, And the game initially looked pretty. Both queens pointed a lot of finger and stretched dramatically, but neither of them did anything to surpass the other. However, as the song progressed, it became clear that [1] Tamisha’s grip on the lyrics of the song was questionable, and [2] Kandy was not about to lose this thing.
I will admit that I rooted for Tamisha – especially after learning that the cancer survivor did not want her fellow queens to know that she had an ostomy sac on her stomach – but I would also not deny that Kandy gave it to her. not. everyone. At least the opponents’ pressure after the action suggested that there would still be peace in the kingdom. (So long, Tamisha.)
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