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We'll be serving a double helping of...
the Snatch Game!
- What? - What?
- I'd say, "Edgar, what's your favorite position?"
He'd say, "The neighbor's house."
[laughter]
- Bottle blonde!
- Well... - Bra sniffer.
- Lip-syncher! - Well, Miley...
- Has been, never was!
- The level of unprofessionalism...
Far too much.
- Loosey LaDuca,
you are the winner of this week's challenge.
- Thank you. - Whoo!
- Spice, shantay, you stay.
Sugar, sashay away.
[dramatic music]
- Oh, my God.
- Baby, Sugar has left the building.
My heart really goes out to Spice
because now that they're separated,
I can feel, like, a part of Spice is missing.
- "To Spice, take the crown home, you ugly bitch.
"To my new sisters, I feel your hearts.
"Take care of Spice.
You're all sweeter..."
[somber music]
That's my rock.
That's, like, my everything right there.
It's just so sad, like, I'm not gonna have her anymore.
It sounds so dramatic, but our drag means so much to us,
and this is such a special bond we have together.
I just want to, like, give her a big hug
and for her to tell me it's gonna be okay.
- What that note says,
we are all here to take care of you, girl.
- Thank you, I feel it. - We're your new Sugar now.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
I know she really wants me to do this for her.
I know this is gonna be a challenge for me,
but I owe this to myself to do it,
not only for myself, but for her too.
And she's gonna keep me going in the back of my mind.
- So, Mistress, I just gotta point out.
You said that you thought you were gonna be second.
- Mm-hmm.
- And you were second.
[laughter]
- I told you I wasn't being a bitch just to be a bitch.
I knew what I heard. I wasn't delusional.
In "Untucked," Marcia tried to dim my light.
She tried to come for me, so I had to let her know
that it wasn't giving, that she wasn't giving.
- I personally think I was behind you in the ranking.
- Marcia, being realistic, I don't think you'll be
behind her because your look is kind of cheap,
and I don't think, during Snatch Game,
that you were that funny.
- Oh. - Ooh!
- Apparently, Marcia thought she was second place
'cause she was amazing.
And as someone who was there, in reality,
um, she wasn't amazing.
- All right, I've been dead for eight years,
and I'm gonna get out of this shit.
- All right, Joan. - Yeah.
[upbeat music]
- That looks so gross. Stop, ew, stop.
- [sighs]
- Girl. - Oh, mistress.
- What are your thoughts?
- 'Cause, like, a part of me just feels like,
I look at her stuff, and I'm like,
there's some girls that don't deserve to be here over her.
[dramatic music]
- I can tell that Spice is spiraling, honey.
- Like who? - Like... no, I'm not saying.
We know who.
- Like, you know what I mean? - Oh, no, girl.
Say a name. Fuck it.
- It's very obvious.
- Excuse me?
Bitch, I really want to know who she's talking about.
I want to hear some names.
'Cause I know she's not talking about me.
- The nails really help.
- [singing] RuPaul's Drag Race
- The winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race"
receives a one-year supply
of Anastasia Beverly Hills cosmetics,
a gag ready grand prize of $200,000,
served by Cash App,
with extra special guest judge Janelle Monáe.
- [singing] RuPaul's Drag Race
May the best drag queen win
Best drag queen win
[upbeat music]
- [singing] Za-za-za-zaz
- Za-za-zaza - Get out of here.
- It's my first day without Sugar.
I'm a little scared.
But I know she's probably at home being like,
"You better eat those girls up."
And I will.
Maybe a little spoonful at a time,
but I will eat them up.
- Spice, when we were de-dragging,
I heard you talking to Mistress about some safe queens
that should have been in the bottom.
All: Ooh.
- So can you elaborate a little bit?
[laughter]
- You know what it was? Honestly...
- [door clicks] - Hello, hello, hello!
- [cheering] - Saved by the bell!
- I was ready to get into it.
- Ladykins, you know, America's next drag superstar
has to know how to read the room.
- Mm. - Oh.
- So in the grand tradition
of the legendary documentary "Paris Is Burning,"
the library is about to be opened.
- Yes! - Oh!
- Because reading is what?
All: Fundamental!
- That's right.
First up, Malaysia Babydoll Foxx.
Assume the position.
Sasha Oldy... I mean, Colby.
[laughter]
The only continental I know is the one
that I had for breakfast today.
[laughter]
- Spice, the first person to ever make me wonder,
is there a volume lower than mute?
[laughter]
- Let's go, putas.
Amethyst, Amethyst, Amethyst.
Girl, you've been in the bottom two times already.
- Yeah.
- Robin Fierce, another bottom you've been inside of.
[laughter]
- Marcia Marcia Marcia, you know,
looking through your closet, it looks like you got
everything from Marshalls Marshalls Marshalls.
[laughter]
- Anetra, darling. - Yes.
- We know you want to walk that fucking duck,
but you can ditch the beak now.
- Loosey LaDuca. - Yeah?
- After hearing you sing,
I think I understand homophobia.
- Luxx Noir London. - Yeah.
- You know, another queen with three names.
More like, shut the fuck up.
- That's four!
- Miss Loosey. Sweetie, you're not loose.
You're gaping.
- Malaysia Babydoll.
This baby has gone through puberty, darling.
- Spice, I personally don't think it's fair
to make her go through this competition
without the other half of her brains.
- Jax, Jax, Jax, so tiny and so adorable,
I just want to squeeze you,
but PETA would come after me.
[barks]
- I know, you're the one trying to fuck me, so...
- Ah!
- Ooh! - Oh, my.
- Mistress Isabelle Brooks, initials MIB,
which in her case, stands for
"major intestinal blockage."
Anetra, your name sounds like the insurance company
Loosey had to call to pay for that shoddy face lift.
- Robin Fierce,
swipe left.
- Ahh!
- Miss Malaysia, I really think you should commit
to the name Malaysia and disappear like that flight.
- Shit. - Oh!
- Salina EsTitties.
I think we can all agree when I say,
Yolanda shot the wrong Selena.
- Hey!
- Mistress, now, I know we all read her
for those kitten heels, but it's not her fault.
They start off as stilettos.
- Ah!
- That's it.
- Oh, my God! Werk!
- You are some vicious bitches.
Okay, the winner of today's mini challenge is...
Loosey LaDuca.
- Thank you.
Sorry, girls. I'm sorry.
- You've won a cash prize of $2,500.
- Thank you. - Wow.
- I need it for a new face lift.
[laughter]
- Okay, ladykins.
Drag queens inspire fashion from the streets
to the houses of Gucci, Pucci, and Fiorucci.
So for this week's maxi challenge,
you'll form three fashion houses.
- Oh. - Okay.
- And then you'll have to turn home décor
into haute couture.
- Werk. - Werk.
- Team one will design for the house of Kressley,
using Carson's town and country chic furnishings.
- Ooh. - Yeah.
- Team two will design for the house of Matthews,
using Ross' sunny Palm Springs home décor.
- Ooh.
- Team three will design for the house of Visage,
using home décor inspired by everyone's
favorite Jersey girl.
Now, ladykins, remember, each house needs
to create individual looks that work together
as a cohesive collection.
Racers, start your engines,
and may the best drag queen win.
[dramatic music]
- Oh, my God.
- Ooh!
So we're randomly assigned into groups,
and I end up in the legendary house of Matthews.
- I'm taking this. - Yeah, girl, take it.
So to get the materials for our looks,
we have to go shopping in the Ross Matthews room.
Honestly, working with tools is kind of making me feel
like I'm at home.
- But enough about the other girls.
- [laughter] - Ah!
- Ooh, it's bougie.
- This is hot.
- I got assigned into the house of Kressley.
I'm seeing a lot of leather, plaids, lots of horses?
You know, white people like horses.
- Giddyap, Daddy, giddyap! - We're bad schoolgirls.
- [laughs] - Save a horse.
- Ride a Carson.
- [gasps] This is cute!
- I'm loving all the velvet.
I'm kind of obsessed with Michelle Visage.
And she is from New Jersey as well.
My team's room has so many gorgeous fabrics and colors.
- Oh, my God, the Good Genes by Sunday Riley.
I actually use that.
- Why are you cutting that?
- So I don't have to take the pillow.
- No, there's a zipper. - There's a zipper.
- It's a zipper.
- Oh, my. - Ha!
- This is why I don't... Sugar does this shit.
I don't.
I'm not a sewer. Sugar normally sews.
That was my game plan. I was gonna design.
And she was gonna sew.
I'm freaking out.
- Girl.
- I don't think we left anything in there.
- This week's maxi challenge is a design challenge, honey.
We have to take home décor and make it couture.
On top of creating your own look,
we also have to make sure that they're cohesive
with the fashion house that we're separated into, baby.
[upbeat music]
- I think that since we have a lot of, like,
purples and golds, I think the common thread
could be royalty.
- Okay. - Uh-huh.
- I don't consider myself
an atelier seamstress, but I definitely can, like,
put an outfit together using a sewing machine, for sure.
But at the same time,
this is an individual showcase of who you are,
but also, we need to look cohesive.
- I'll probably be the sluttier of the outfits, I guess.
- Uh-huh. - To show the range, for sure.
- How are you gonna incorporate the kind of royalty into it?
- Oh, I do have, like, a tiara.
A gold...
- [laughing] I love this crazy bitch.
She's being ditzy, and I think that she needs
help learning how to do certain things,
and once she knows, she will apply it.
- Who should we be drawing inspiration from?
I'm really thinking, like, Willow Smith,
the Heathers.
- Are we featuring a final wow, pizzazz gown moment at the end?
'Cause I have this comforter here.
'Cause that could be a fucking fierce...
- Giant gown moment. - Something of the sort.
- We're gonna be ambitious and take stylish risks.
No simple here in the house of Kressley, no, ma'am.
- So this is the plaid skirt, right, with a little slit
'cause she wants to show her body.
And then I'm gonna have this, like, backpack train
in the plaid.
- Oh, that's cunt.
- Oh, my God, I'm excited now. Okay, cool.
As someone who doesn't have a lot of money,
like, I have to make due on my own.
I create moments every single week back at home.
So let's go! I'm ready to work.
- Where's Bruno?
[laughter]
- I think number one, we should each have
something palm in each of the looks.
This is like a resort line, for sure.
- What are you thinking, Malaysia?
- I want to be like business woman on vacation.
- Fierce. - Ooh, I like that.
- I'll probably do something like a cape,
and maybe doing a big hat.
Talk about stress.
I've never sewn a day in my life.
But, baby, right now, through this challenge
is about faking it till you make it.
So I can sew.
That's the story.
- I think we need to make sure though
that they can't say like,
"Well, this is something we've seen before."
'Cause there's been so many resort wear looks
that's it's like the swimsuit,
the matching caftan, and a drink.
Sasha, you're thinking...
- A swimsuit, caftan, and a drink.
[laughter]
- Is the lady of the house home?
- She is now!
- Oh, good.
- All right, house of Kressley. - Hello, hello.
- So what does house of Kressley mean to you?
- The plaid was everywhere,
so we're thinking, like, schoolgirls.
- We'll be cohesive,
but still our own individual moments.
- Sure, do you sew?
- I do. - Who else sews?
- We all do. - You all sew?
- Mm-hmm. - How 'bout that?
- Never happens.
- Robin, how would you describe your style?
- I love asymmetrical moments.
So even though it might be asymmetrical,
it's still hopefully not gonna be a mess.
- Yeah, and speaking of mess...
[laughter]
Yeah, how do you describe your style?
- My style, I think, is very West Coast chola,
like urban streetwear.
- Uh-huh, what do you think Carson Kressley
will think of your outfit?
- I think he might do this.
- [laughs] Yeah, he does that a lot.
Well, get back to work. I can't wait to see it.
- Thank you.
- House of Visage, come on over.
- Hello. - Hello.
- So who sews? Raise your hand.
And so for you who don't sew, what are you gonna do?
- Use a hot glue gun.
- Hey, what up? What's up?
Amethyst, now, you don't sew. You haven't won any challenges.
- Thanks for reminding me.
- And you've been in the bottom twice.
- Is that correct? - Just twice, yeah.
I feel like I have a solid look in my head.
- Yeah.
- And I really want to execute it.
- You know, being in the business for a long time,
you know what works for your body,
and you can always reproduce that.
- Yeah, 'cause if, you know, it's not broken,
don't fix it.
- Yeah, so, Spice, what would you say
the house of Visage aesthetic is?
- Royalty, definitely grand. - Regal.
And I was like, as long as we all look hot, right?
- Well, yeah, but listen, the judges are looking
for a cohesive message.
You all agreed on that being the aesthetic?
- Yeah. - Ah.
- Ru's a little hesitant about our concept.
- Lots of luck. Can't wait to see it.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
So that has me feeling a little nervous.
[tense music]
[upbeat music]
- Malaysia, how's your garment coming along?
- Chile, the tablecloth almost took me out.
- [laughs]
We're used to throwing stuff together,
and then wearing it in, like, a dark nightclub,
so people aren't gonna see the seams...
- Right. - And... you know what I mean?
But for this, it is on the main stage,
so we better have this stuff,
like, really finished and beautiful.
- Stop putting all this pressure on me.
I ain't even no seamstress.
- It's a shower curtain.
I think she thought it looked like a cape.
- After the whole meeting with Ru,
I think the key to it that will be more cohesive
is if you think animal print formal wear.
- I have to change my entire thing then
because mine was very, like,
Marie Antoinette kind of royalty.
- So maybe just this, but then just pretty much do it shorter.
Like, you can do an evening wear more...
- I just didn't want to do a simple...
- Dress. - Like, dress, you know?
So my team is taking the initiative
to kind of stray away from this royalty theme that we had.
I really would love to make a pair of pants.
Pants are hard to do though.
Do I really want a dress?
Okay.
- Luxx decided to change her design from, like,
a Marie Antoinette to, like, a bitch in pants.
You have to be very particular with the cut
when you make pants, and they have to fit right
and not bunch up at the crotch and look weird,
so I hope it pays off for her.
- Spice, it's kind of been killing me
'cause you got cut off before
when someone asked you who you thought
should have been in the bottom.
- I love you being messy with it.
- I need to know. - I just... I need to know.
- You know what it is?
I didn't see the other group,
but I'm like... In my mind, I was like,
someone else had to have not done as well.
- Spice, just say that you thought Aura
was gonna be in the bottom.
Just end it. Just say it.
Say it, say it.
- In the moment, I was like, ugh.
- Very heated. - I was feeling all the things.
And now I'm like, eh, whatever.
I'm like, that was last night,
but between us, I fully thought that...
Aura should have been in the bottom.
- Lesson number one for my future daughters, bitch.
If you have a chance to read a bitch,
read them down.
What are you gonna do about it now?
I said what I said.
- Do you think the sequin on the bottom is okay?
- You hate it? - I don't like it.
Amethyst still has her stuff wrapped around herself.
Like, come on, this is "RuPaul's Drag Race."
You know that we're gonna sew.
Why didn't you pick up a sewing machine
before you came here?
- You could even take something and kind of drape it
over one side, just to give it a little more dimension.
I know that this is a group challenge,
so I definitely am going to try and help Amethyst
come up with something that's a little more
than just like a hot glue mess.
- That could be cute.
- I don't have eyes for, like...
Luxx is saying, you know,
if you just add this and cut this here,
and I'm looking at her like she has four heads.
- So, like, you would take it on the side...
- Uh-huh. - And make a little hoop.
- I feel so lost in this moment.
I've been in the bottom twice already,
and I feel like the grim reaper is just knocking
at my "Drag Race" door.
You know, how the hell am I gonna get this done?
- I pull a ham.
- I been sewing all night.
- Today is elimination day,
and another girl will be packing her bags
and saying sayonara.
Oh, that sounded a little too happy.
[laughs]
- So you're originally from Connecticut.
- Yeah, I was one of only three people of color
in my high school.
I was adopted from Puerto Rico by amazing white parents.
And it was definitely a bit of a struggle.
I went into every situation always feeling like
I had to immediately defend myself and why I was there.
People would go up to my parents and just be like,
"Oh, wow, you did the Angelina and Brad."
As if having a Black kid was basically like
getting a designer baby or a new tote bag.
My parents didn't really understand
that there was an issue 'cause they just walk
into any room, and they're just like,
"Great to see everybody."
- But I walk in... - I wonder how that feels.
- And I have to explain that, "No, those are my parents.
I'm allowed to be here."
They wanted to not see color,
but I am uncomfortable when I walk down the street
in my own hometown because people immediately assume
that I don't live there.
I moved to New York for college,
like, right after high school.
And that was definitely a huge, huge eye-opener.
Once I moved from Connecticut to New York
was when I was finally just able to be like,
I am a person in this massive sea
of different shapes and colors
that we can just be people for the first time in our lives.
- I'm gonna look really good today.
Like, I didn't go to school for fashion,
but I've been studying it, like, forever.
I will just sit around and watch fashion shows.
- Luxx, I love how you used to watch fashion shows growing up.
Basically, when I was in middle school,
me and Sugar, we would take out...
That's why we love dolls so much.
We would take our dolls, and we would pose them,
and do their hair and their makeup,
and enter them into these little competitions.
- When you were in middle school?
- Growing up, me and Sugar,
we were always obsessed with dolls,
but then when I was in middle school,
it was kind of my biggest secret
that I still had dolls, and if people would come over,
I'd be like, "Oh, no, don't go in the closet."
'Cause that's where all my dolls were.
I remember going into the doll section growing up,
and I felt like I had to pretend
that the doll I was getting was for someone else.
So that was kind of my way of doing drag
without realizing it.
I would take my dolls,
and I would change their hair and makeup,
and I'd watch makeup tutorials.
I wouldn't do it on myself,
but I would edit it onto my dolls.
Growing up as a gay kid,
society comes in and is like, "You shouldn't like this.
You should be like this. You should be like that."
But we came up with Sugar and Spice
literally because of our dolls.
Like, growing up, I had the Spice doll,
she had the Sugar doll, and they were our favorites.
It was just so fun.
It was kind of like our bonding experience, for sure.
- Yeah.
- As long as I can bring my doll to life
through my drag, then I'm happy.
- I am, like, really kind of gorgeous though.
[laughter]
- I am obsessed with you.
[RuPaul's "Cover Girl"]
- [laughs]
Cover girl, put the bass in your walk
Head to toe, let your whole body talk
And what?
Welcome to the main stage of "RuPaul's Drag Race."
From the Women's House of Detention,
it's Michelle Visage.
- Ru, when you're good to Mama,
Mama's mediocre to you.
[laughter]
- The hilarious Ross Matthews.
Ross, how would you describe your signature style?
- In a word, dom pig top.
- [laughs]
And the sensational Janelle Monáe.
Welcome to our house of love.
- Thank you so much for having me.
I am honored to be here.
I love everything you stand for
and everything this show stands for.
- Oh, you're very kind.
Thank you. I appreciate that.
This week, we challenged our queens to transform
home décor into haute couture.
Racers, start your engines.
And may the best drag queen win.
[RuPaul's "Catwalk"]
The world is your runway
Category is Drag Race Fashion Week.
First up, from the house of Visage,
Mistress Isabelle Brooks.
- Uh-oh, someone found what I got rid of.
[laughter]
- I am setting the tone
for the house of Visage couture, darling.
I took apart picture frames to make the inside of my purse,
curtains off the walls,
I was getting bedsheets and tablecloths.
It was very hard, but it's all worth it, darling.
- I love it when a lady leaves
a little landing strip on her purse.
- [laughs]
- That's a "Pirkin."
- Aura Mayari.
Oh, just zebra and panties.
- Black and white, I'm sold.
- My look is giving you chic boss-ass bitch vibe
From head to toe, I used zebra print rugs.
Can you wear rugs? I can.
- Are you playing hide and seek?
- [chuckles]
- Amethyst.
- She bangs, she bangs.
- Yes, the bay-ang.
- For this look, I used bedsheets, pillowcases.
I even made these really cute bracelets
out of napkin holders.
I'm definitely making up for the lack of sewing skills
with my personality, and I'm just thinking,
sell the garment.
- I'm glad she utilized Michelle's gray streak.
[laughter]
- Spice.
- Yeah, I felt pretty good about my body
till right now.
- Exactly, Ross.
- I'm giving you haute couture.
Well, really more like hot glue.
My top and my skirt is zebra pillows.
I used the black sparkly fabric as a nice little trim.
Yes, I am relying on body, but I'm also relying
on my crazy delusional personality, so...
- Those were my first shoes as a baby.
- I'm just so proud "Drag Race" gives girls
a platform to stand on.
Luxx Noir London.
Representing Africa!
- Can we get some water? 'Cause that zebra is panting.
- Yes.
- Tonight, the fashion girl is in the building.
The flow of this top that is made out of bedsheets
and curtain rod hooks is just giving, like, the drama.
The garment is stunning.
- Take that, Garden State Parkway.
You could never.
- The ladykins of the house of Visage.
- I am looking around the room,
sizing the girls up,
and I didn't know if they were gonna pull it together,
but I'ma give my girls a round of applause
because, bitch, we turned it out.
- Yes. - Yes, children.
- Yes!
From the house of Kressley, Robin Fierce.
- She likes her men like she likes her photos:
Cropped.
- Today on the runway,
I am walking for Kressley Prep.
I used foam from the couches to build the shoulder piece,
and I used those leather pillowcases for the top.
This is sickening, Mama.
- Spank me 16 times, please.
[laughter]
- Jax.
Trend alert, mullets and mallets.
- For my house of Kressley couture,
I hit it off with a "Heathers" moment,
reminding everybody to fuck me gently with a chainsaw.
I have my thigh-high boots, a pleated skirt,
and a schoolgirl jacket
made entirely out of curtains and blankets.
It's a vibe.
- Croquet, you stay.
Anetra.
These fish-and-chips need some tartan sauce.
- I'm giving you some side skirt,
a little puff sleeve, a little bit of this,
and a whole lot of ass.
The outfit is made from Carson's couch,
his shower curtain, some bedsheets.
I'm really proud of this garment,
and I want the judges to see everything
'cause, bitch, it was a lot of work.
- Well, I know that she got this skirt half off.
Salina EsTitties.
She just came from the slumber party.
- Yes, I'm tired just looking at this.
- Uh-huh.
- You know that girl who walks into class late?
That's EsTitties right now.
She rolled out of bed,
and she got her poncho sweater vest.
Ooh, walking down the runway.
My skirt and my bra are made of a couch.
My shirt is made of curtain.
I got scarves and the comforter.
Baby, she is a full home improvement moment.
- She's got a bed for business and a bod for sin.
Ladykins of the house of Kressley.
- As our group is doing our final walk,
it feels very much like a real fashion show.
Carson isn't here this week,
but I hope he's out there somewhere,
doing this...
- Let them have it! - Yas.
- Up next, from the house of Matthews,
Sasha Colby.
- Both: Ooh! - Yes.
- Bitch!
- J.Lo better lay low.
- I am giving tropical princess
stranded in the desert.
I used a sheet for my swimsuit,
and my cover-up is a shower curtain
with a pink curtain lining.
Why y'all gagging so?
You know she come for it every time.
- Come on, Chanté Moore. - Yes.
- She got a meeting in the lanai room.
- That's right, girl.
- Loosey LaDuca.
From "The Real Housewives of Toucans and Cabaret."
- Hi to everyone watching at Toucan.
- I am serving drunk aunt at the beach bungalow realness.
I used curtains, duvet covers,
and the fabric that I cut off of a couch.
- I can see her Cabazons.
Oh, and there's the Parker.
[laughter]
Malaysia Babydoll Foxx.
- I'd like a table for two...
Me and my hat.
[laughter]
- I am strutting down this runway,
giving you pink and palm tree fantasy.
My dress is made out of a throw sheet.
This cape is made out of a curtain.
My hat is a lampshade.
It was hard to knit this up, chile, but I got it together.
- It's giving first lady of the church mistress.
Somebody in the church played around, please.
- Yes.
Marcia Marcia Marcia.
- That reminds me,
my Palm Springs library renewal is due.
- As I whirl down the runway,
I want to show off all this skirt can offer.
I'm on spring break with my friends,
and we're gonna go get a soda pop.
And what else do people from the '60s do?
Drive cars without hoods. [laughs]
- Girl, I can see your Coachella Valley!
[laughter]
- The ladykins of the house of Matthews.
- We're giving you bored model "they're making me clap" walk.
And I love it!
- My whole group nailed it.
We are exemplifying the house of Matthews.
This is all the ladies who lunch.
- Put your palms right here.
[laughter]
- Welcome, queens.
We've made some decisions.
[dramatic music]
Mistress Isabelle Brooks.
Aura Mayari.
Spice.
Anetra.
Loosey LaDuca.
Marcia Marcia Marcia.
You are all safe.
- You may leave the stage. - Thank you.
Ladykins, now it's time for the judges' critiques,
starting with Amethyst.
- Hi.
- I really appreciate
the less shadowing of your nose.
- Thank you. - Looking good.
This is a design challenge,
and I think you struggled a little bit.
The ruffle on the panties very much sticks out,
and it makes it lumpy under there.
- Your stole needs CPR. It is dead on arrival.
It's almost like you tried to take a big piece
of fabric and belt it.
- Yeah.
- Which is a really good idea if you can't sew
because maybe we won't notice.
But the problem is, we noticed,
- Up next, Luxx. - Hi.
- You made not only pants but a pattern.
Zebra print can be all askew if you don't line it up.
It's also current, and modern, and Versace meets Cavalli.
- The most beautiful thing about this outfit though
is how you walked it down the runway.
- I felt the ancestors.
I felt a little Erykah Badu.
And can we not talk about this black and white?
I mean, it's giving me house of Monáe.
- Is there anything else you want to add?
- Not really, I think I did a really good job.
- [laughs] - Love it.
- If I do say so myself.
[upbeat music]
- Up next, the Robin Fierce. - Hi, hello.
- The house of Kressley's very equestrian,
and you kind of tied that into it,
but still kept it kind of Vivienne Westwood-y,
punk rock.
It's cohesive. It makes sense.
- All of it is just giving me sexy.
It's giving me a hint of royalty.
You kilt it.
- [laughs]
- Up next, Jax.
- I don't quite know who this girl is.
Can you tell me who she is?
- She's more of, like, the athletic,
kind of punky schoolgirl, more of a tomboy.
- Okay.
- Kind of like, gonna play croquet,
but I'd rather just be actually hitting you with this.
- Okay. - Very "Heathers" moment.
- It would have been fun if you brought a little
of that energy to it.
- But the outfit itself,
you did a good job sewing it.
I want to give you credit for doing this pleated skirt.
This jacket that you made, I think it's a little big.
- It's all... - Bunching.
- You know what I mean? - Yeah.
- I would have added some shoulder pads,
and I would have sort of elongated certain areas.
Up next, Salina EsTitties.
- I think you know what's wrong with it.
It's just too much.
So you're sort of getting lost in it.
- I love the idea, but everything is not fitting.
From the bustier to the shirt, to the skirt.
- I think you get an A for innovation.
What I probably would have done
was go with something more simple.
Like, let that be the thing.
So we could have seen the performance, the drama.
- All right, up next, Sasha. - Hey.
- The house of Matthews.
The fact that you took the palm print
and made this swimsuit,
it is so exactly Palm Springs.
- It really is a glamorous swimsuit moment,
but it's the jacket that you constructed
that actually made this interesting to me.
I would so wear that.
- I will say though,
I did see you struggle a little bit.
I think you wanted it to come off, right?
- Yeah, but the universe said,
"Don't show your ass on national television."
[laughter]
- Up next, Malaysia "Boobydoll" Foxx.
- I love the way you do drag, Malaysia.
Pageant queens check every box.
I'm mesmerized.
- It gave me first lady
of Palm Springs Baptist Church, honey.
You are a really, really fantastic seamstress.
- This is the first thing I ever sewed in my life.
- Really? - Yes.
- Wow, are you kidding me?
- I'm really, really proud of myself
because I had, like,
one sewing class before I came here.
And I just knew that, like, I did not want to fail at this.
- Well, well done.
- Thank you.
- I think we've heard enough.
While you untuck backstage,
the judges and I will deliberate.
Welcome back, ladies.
I've made some decisions.
Malaysia Babydoll Foxx.
You are safe.
Luxx Noir London.
Condragulations.
You are the winner of this week's challenge.
- Ah! Oh, my God.
Thank you so much.
- You've won a cash prize of $5,000.
- Oh, my God. - Courtesy of Sunday Riley.
- [gasps] Fierce.
Honestly, are we surprised?
- She gets it from her mama.
- Head to toe perfection, tens across the board.
I am through the roof excited.
- Sasha Colby.
The Robin Fierce.
You are both safe.
- Thank you.
- Amethyst, this week, you got your panties in a ruffle.
Jax, this week, your look was a bit of a swing
and a miss.
Salina EsTitties, this week, you made your bed,
and now you have to lie in it.
Jax, you're safe.
- [mouthing]
- You may join the other girls.
Amethyst, Salina,
sorry, my dears, but you are both up for elimination.
- Baby, leaving is not an option for me right now.
Like, literally, my palms are sweating
'cause I'm like, I'm ready to fucking fight, bitch.
I need to make sure I stay in this competition.
- Two queens stand before me.
Ladies, this is your last chance
to impress me and save yourself
from elimination.
The time has come for you to lip-synch
for your life.
Good luck, and don't fuck it up.
- Girl,
this is crazy.
Let me tell you.
I can't believe all of the things
They say about me
Walk in the room, they throwing shade left to right
Ah!
They be like, "Ooh"
"She serving face"
And I just tell 'em, cut me up and get down
They call us dirty 'cause we break all your rules down
And we just came to act a fool, is that all right?
- [singing] Girl, that's all right
- [singing] They be like, "Ooh, let them eat cake"
But we eat wings and throw them bones on the ground
- Amethyst is doing her best to stay in this competition...
I know she has a lot to prove...
While Salina's over there humping the damn stage
and getting everybody pregnant.
- [singing] Is it peculiar that she twerk in the mirror?
And tell me, what's the price of fame?
- Whoo!
- [singing] Am I a sinner with my skirt on the ground?
Am I a freak for getting down?
- Right now, I am Janelle Monáe
on the stage with Janelle Monáe
watching me, bitch.
- [singing] Should I reprogram
Deprogram, and get down?
Am I a freak for dancing around?
Am I a freak for getting down?
I'm cutting up, don't cut me down
- [singing] You got to carry on
- [singing] Yeah, I wanna be
I will love who I am.
- [laughing] - Wow!
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God, I literally could cry.
- Ladies, I've made my decision.
[dramatic music]
Salina EsTitties,
shantay, you stay.
You may join the other girls.
- Thank you so much.
[crying]
- Amethyst,
you will always be a jewel in my crown.
Now sashay away.
- Thank you so much, Ru. Thank you, everybody.
I really appreciate it.
I'm gonna go now.
[laughter]
- Okay. - Aww.
- Love you, sis.
- To hear RuPaul tell me to sashay away is...
it's hard.
I've accomplished so much in my 2 1/2 years
of doing drag, and I'm ecstatic
to see what I can do in five or ten years from now.
- Condragulations, queens.
And remember, if you can't love yourself,
how in the hell you gon' love somebody else?
Can I get an amen up in here?
- All: Amen! - All right.
Now let the music play!
A little bit of love
Goes a long, long way
Lifting you up to a brighter day
- Yes!
- [singing] Can you feel the love?
- Next time on "RuPaul's Drag Race"...
You need to create golden gal girl groups.
- Ah! - Oh.
- The older the berry, the sweeter the juice.
- Get the fuck off my lawn!
[dramatic music]
- I was like, oh, my God, that's a star.
- You forgot your lyrics a lot.
- I am here to win this challenge.
No amount of trolling that you do is gonna knock me off.
- [clicks tongue] - The war is still on.
- [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, whoa
Love, love, love, whoa
Love, can you feel the love?
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