- Previously on "RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs the World"...
We are playing Snatch Game, the family edition.
[cheering]
Now, I gotta ask, how's your head?
- Oh, I've actually got several--
many complaints.
One being that it is not attached to my body.
- [laughs]
- [laughs] Kisses.
- Keta Minaj.
- [laughs]
- I thought you got lost, and I just didn't get it.
- Gothy Kendoll.
- I might be the queen of clean, but I'm filthy.
- Kim Woodburn, I've never seen her so conservative.
- Hannah Conda, Tia Kofi, you are the top two
queens of the week.
- Oh, my God.
- There is a fire in me.
I want to stay here.
- Do you think the challenges are just
gonna get harder for you?
- Ugh.
- Tia Kofi, condragulations, you're a winner, baby.
- [screams]
- Which queen have you chosen to get the chop?
- Keta.
- Keta Minaj, sashay away.
- Cheerio.
[suspenseful music]
- Whoo.
- Let's go.
- Oh.
- We're back in the Werk Room after an epic lip sync,
and Tia has just eliminated Keta.
- Oh, Keta.
- And I was so close to getting to a badge.
Honestly.
I lost to Baroness Basic.
Ahh!
- If you ever miss your K, call me.
Love, Keta.
- Aw.
- I feel guilty to an extent.
- Girl, I am shocked that Keta is gone,
one of the biggest competitors.
No one saw that coming--
- Bye.
Miss you.
- Aside from Tia.
- Filthy.
- Gothy, how would you clean a window as Kim Woodburn?
- Bleach.
[laughter]
- Great answer.
- Well done. - Should we sit down?
- Yeah, let's sit down.
- Let's sit down, please.
- That elimination, yes, I'm gutted someone's gone,
but we are one step closer to those 50,000 pounds.
- How did it feel, finally winning a badge?
- It feels great because it was, like,
the one thing that sent me home on that season
has become the thing that has finally got me,
like, that badge.
- Yeah.
- I'd like to thank the Academy,
RuPaul, everyone watching.
I've achieved my dream of getting a RuPeter Badge.
Four years in the making I finally got a badge.
Thank you.
I just need one more badge and I can give one to Cheryl,
the badgeless wonder herself.
- Gothy, I really want to know how you feel.
- That was wild.
I don't think I was expecting to still be here,
but it's exciting.
I'm really grateful that Tia saved me this week because
I just want to do her proud.
I want to do all the girls proud.
I want to do the judges proud.
I want to do my mom proud.
I want to do myself proud.
- What made you decide?
- I put myself in the position of how I felt on my season.
I wish I'd just got through Snatch Game.
And I was like, I have that chance now
to give someone in my position what I always wanted.
At this point, Gothy's used up all her lifelines.
She's phoned a friend.
She's asked the audience.
So she really needs to pull it out of the bag.
Let's just push you through that barrier. - Yeah.
- Speaking of pushing people into doing things,
who'd you pick?
What was your lipstick?
- Gothy, I did choose you.
- Mm-hmm.
- I was kind of like, well, it's been a few weeks now
and they keep saying the same thing.
- Yeah.
- And if you're not hearing it now,
when are you gonna hear it?
Like, you really need to hear it now.
- I am a little bit gagged, to be fair,
because me and Hannah have really been
getting on in the competition.
- I love you very much. - Love you too.
- You're a beautiful dream. - So much.
I feel like I am competition.
At the end of the day, I was asked here for a reason.
I'm just glad she didn't win that lip sync.
[laughs]
- Well, girls, I want to get out of drag,
because I want to see Dada's pizza pants.
Let's go.
[laughter]
- Yes, bitch.
- Let's go.
- You want a slice?
[screaming]
- Tia's got a badge. - Ow.
- Scarlet's got a badge. - Ugh.
- Marina's got a badge.
- Ugh.
- Dada's got a badge.
- [sighs] Da-da-da.
- I don't have a badge.
Sucks to be me.
- How are you, Choriza?
- I'm furious.
I can't believe she sent her home.
I wanted to send Keta home myself.
[laughter]
Next week, Choriza's gonna be
spicier and sillier than ever.
Maybe a little wet. - [laughs]
- Oh yeah, you're wet. - Sorry.
One of us is gonna be the winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race:
UK vs. The World" season two, and it has to be me.
Please.
I want it so bad.
[gasps]
Yes. [laughs]
- One.
Two.
- [screams] Those were my real lashes!
No.
[laughter]
- [singing] "RuPaul's Drag Race"
The winner crowned Queen of the Mothertucking World
will receive a cash prize of 50,000 pounds.
Tonight, with Michelle Visage, Graham Norton,
and extra special guest judge Self Esteem.
[singing] "RuPaul's Drag Race"
May the best drag queen win, best drag queen win
[upbeat music]
- Whoo-hoo!
- But is it fashion though?
- [screaming]
- It totally is giving fashion!
- It's a wonderful new week in the Werk Room.
- There's so much space available.
- I've got a badge, and Choriza seems to have got a hat.
Is it a flower?
Is it ugly?
The answer to all these questions is yes.
- Tia, congratulations on your RuPeter Badge.
- Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
It's the first badge that the UK
have got in this competition.
- Baby--
- It had to be done.
But it won't be the last.
- No.
- Well, you know, you came very close to a badge.
- But you know what?
I'm happy.
You know, it was nice to throw the lip sync
for Tia so that she could win.
She just wanted a badge.
[laughter]
- Hello. Hello. Hello.
[all exclaiming]
- Wait for me.
- My global glamazons, you know,
no matter which country you call home,
the Queen of the Mothertucking World
needs to be fluent in the international language
of shade.
- Ooh. - Yes.
- So for today's Mini Challenge,
the library is about to open officially.
- Oh, here we go.
- Because reading is what?
- Fundamental.
- That's right. #DragRaceUK.
- I hate these bitches, so yes, I'm ready to read them.
No, I don't hate them, but I'm ready to say fun mean things.
- First up, Choriza May.
- Ooh, but I'm just a little flower.
It's time to release some shade.
Well, Gothy Kendoll, I keep thinking about your talent
show performance and how you are the only queen to ever
be outstaged by a candelabra.
#GothyKendoll.
Hannah Conda.
Hannah and I have so much in common.
Did you know, Ru, that I'm 31, she's 31?
My boyfriend is from Newcastle,
her boyfriend is from Newcastle.
And my name is Choriza, and she has
two chorizos instead of lips.
- [kisses]
- Choriza May.
Choriza by name, chorizo by nature.
You smell like a fermented sausage.
- Work.
- La Grande Dame?
More like the Great Dane, you absolute hound.
[laughter]
- Yes, Gothy!
- [screams]
Tia Kofi, the question remains.
Neither.
[laughter]
She lives in London, and just like the Thames,
she's full of shit.
- Oh!
- Oh, my God, Gothy.
- Gothy is showing up today to the Mini Challenge.
Hopefully, she can do the same for the Maxi Challenge, bitch.
- Gothy Kendoll, I'm actually a witch,
so I'm gonna do a spell.
Are you ready?
Light as a feather, stiff as a board.
Look, Gothy Kendoll.
Light as a feather and stiff as a board.
[laughter] - Thank you.
- Little Marina Summers, one day you'll grow
some mouth for your teeth.
[laughter]
- Hannah Conda with her DSL.
Getting a blowjob from Hannah Conda
is like walking a tightrope, terrifying,
and worse if you look down.
[laughter]
- True.
- Marina Summers, constantly raising
the bar for the Philippines.
Just don't raise it too high.
You still want to reach it, OK?
[laughter]
- Choriza May.
No, you may not.
Next.
[laughter]
- Hannah Conda, your Shirley Temple was iconic.
Can you do the tap dance for us again?
I mean, groundbreaking.
No, literally, the ground is breaking.
Stop her.
- Not the fat shaming.
- French people say that English people
have bad food, bad teeth, bad style, and are bad in bed.
And that's simply not true.
Gothy Kendoll is a great cook.
[laughter]
Tia Kofi.
Both makes me want to shit.
[laughter]
- Choriza May.
Choriza actually has some really good
music that she's released, and her next song
is about a tortilla.
Well, actually, it's more of a rap, isn't it?
[laughter]
Scarlet.
Scarlet is so stupid that when she fucked Jonbers
the other week, she wore two condoms just to be sure,
to be sure.
[laughter]
- Hannah Conda, as you told us, Australians, many of them
are from convict stock.
And I did notice that you stole my human hair wig,
but don't worry, police are combing the area.
[laughter]
- Yes.
- My shady ladies...[laughs]
The library is closed, officially.
- Ooh.
- And the winner of today's Mini Challenge is...
Tia Kofi.
[cheering]
Condragulations, Tia.
OK, ladies, that's enough talk.
Now I want to hear you sing.
- Ooh. - Oh.
- Now, you've all heard about the West End musical "Six."
- Yes. - Mm-hmm.
- Yes.
- Well, we're going one better.
For this week's Maxi Challenge, you'll be starring in "Seven:
Confessions of a Drag Queen."
- Ooh.
[applause]
- "Seven."
- This is my dream challenge.
I've seen "Six" the musical nine times.
I better smash it.
- Now, each of you will star as your royal self.
You're in charge of writing your own lyrics
about the ups and downs of your personal "Drag Race" journey.
Oh, and I almost forgot, you'll be singing live.
- [gasps]
- Ooh.
- The idea of dancing and singing
live, well, that is a lot.
[laughs] I don't know how I'm gonna do.
Horrible.
- Now, each verse is a different musical style.
So, Tia, since you won the Mini Challenge,
you're in charge of assigning the verses.
Now, later, you'll be meeting with our vocal coach
and extra special guest judge, singer-songwriter Self Esteem.
- Oh. - Oh, my God.
- Wow.
- Oh, my God. - Oh, my God.
- Tomorrow on the runway, category is, "When I Glow Up."
This is a chance for you to update,
upgrade, and elevate one of your previous runway looks.
- Wow.
- Oh, I'm so excited.
- Racers, start your engines, and may
the best drag queen win.
- Let's go.
[indistinct chatter]
- Tia, well done. - Tia.
- Thank you.
I get to assign the verses.
And I take "Six" the musical very seriously,
so I don't want "Seven" the musical to be
anything other than brilliant.
So we've gotta make it fierce.
I mean, "Six" is all about six queens
reclaiming their herstory and making it, like,
a pop girl group extravaganza.
- It's basically a Girl Group Challenge
and a Rusical put together.
Thank you, RuPaul.
Very easy.
- Should we have a little listen?
- I'd love that. - Yeah.
- Let's have a listen.
- Play.
- OK, this is really cool, girls.
- OK.
- This is fun.
- This is a bop, honey.
- Come on.
Tempo change.
- So these are all very different verses,
and I can kind of figure out where
everyone's gonna kind of fall.
But Tia's in charge of doing this, so who knows?
- Oh, we love a breakdown.
- Yeah, that verse needs a good shoulder, I think.
- Yeah.
This is where it gets the feelings out.
- I feel like none of the verses
are really jumping out to me.
I'd like one that's more in the middle
so I don't have the opening, I don't have the ending.
I can maybe blend in a little bit, you know?
[laughs]
- Wow.
- I cast "Rats: the Rusical"
on my season, and I cast it very fairly.
So I think we need to put everyone
in the best places for them.
- Mm-hmm.
- Should we start with you,
which one you want to take, I guess?
- Yeah.
- I want to do the fourth verse,
the big epic vocal moment.
So that one's out of the window.
Did anyone else want part four? Because sorry.
- I did.
- Well, sucks to be you.
- Sucks to be you. [laughs]
- Part six, I think, let's get it out of the way.
The quirky Oompa-inspired singing verse
with a bouncy beat.
- Hannah.
[laughter]
- Our sexy little Oompa Loompa.
- I feel that there's a little bit of typecasting here,
but OK, I'll do it.
[laughs]
- Campy.
Very Hannah.
All yours.
[laughs]
- Who wants the first?
It's a strong rap verse with fierce attitude
that sets the tone.
- I would like to go first.
I think I did a pretty good job opening the talent show.
- You did. - I don't mind doing that.
- That's true. That's true.
- I want the first one. Any objections?
No?
OK, assigned. Next.
- Part two, upbeat verse that's more disco or musical theater.
A showcase for vocals.
- I think that'd be kind of fun.
- Have you done any Rusical in your original season?
- Our Rusical was not live.
It was actually "Trump: the Rusical,"
which is something I've tried to black out
because, you know.
- Hmm-hmm-hmm.
Ah-haha.
I still have no idea what I'm doing.
- I mean, I think a Rusical is fun.
And I already did sing live on the main stage
and kind of did, like, a cabaret thing.
So I think part two would be really fun for me.
Please, Tia, can I have number two?
I'm talking about the verse, bitch.
Part two?
- OK.
- Not a shit joke.
On "Drag Race"?
[toilet flushing]
- Part three is, like, sort of attitudey.
Singing, modern pop with a fresh--
I think Marina might want it.
- Yes, I really want that part so bad.
That's the kind of music I make.
- OK.
So Marina's on part three.
- Fierce.
- Part five, funky, slower verse.
Perfect for rap or sing-speak.
Part seven, '80s rap verse with wobbly
synth to build to the big finale.
- I think want part five.
- Dada, you want five?
- Yes. - I like that one, as well.
[dramatic music]
Just because it's a bit slower and it's more rapping,
and I think that's more me.
- I'm not backing down.
Do you need slow?
- Do you?
- I really want to show the judges what I've got
and want to do a rap and I need part five.
It would allow me to shine, if that's everybody's concern,
that everybody should shine.
- OK.
Is there a reason why neither of you want part seven?
- I don't like it.
- OK, that's a reason.
- Yeah, it says, like, wobbly.
I don't know.
That just sounds weird to me.
- Why does no one want part seven?
Maybe they are scared to close the number.
Is that what's happening?
Maybe.
- Do you know what? I'm gonna play fair.
I saved you last week. - Yeah.
- That was a lovely favor.
You can have verse five.
I think that's fair.
Is that fair? - Do that.
- I'm happy about it.
- And our seventh verse, that's for Gothy.
- That's for Gothy.
- Gothy, famously, is maybe not the best
performer in the group.
- All right. Here we go.
A lot of work to do.
- Yay. - Let's go.
"Seven" the musical.
- However, if she rises to this challenge,
which the judges have been willing her to do, who knows?
Maybe she'll get a badge.
[upbeat music]
- Let's write some words.
- We have to write a section of a track about our own
"Drag Race" journey.
Let's do it.
I got the part that I wanted.
I just have to focus.
It's on me.
- I'm so excited.
My favorite challenge ever.
Any type of performance with writing your own song, I love.
In "Drag Race Philippines," we had also a Rusical,
and I did pretty well there.
And our iconic Girl Group Challenge, "Pop Off, Ate.
Pop Off, Ate."
- [singing] Is that Marina
I'm your Filipina winner
- I am very confident with my dancing and singing skills,
but doing them live, that is a lot.
We got dancing, we got rapping, we got choreography.
So girl, there is a lot at stake.
- Ah! - Ah!
- How are you feeling?
- Yeah, I'm feeling all right.
I've not written a "Drag Racey" verse before, you know?
Obviously, I've never had a challenge like this.
- Do you want some bad advice?
- Yeah, give me some bad advice.
- OK.
So write a generic verse about snatching the crown.
No one will see it coming.
- [laughs]
- Hello.
- Oh, my God.
- Hey.
- Oh, my God.
- It's time for vocal coaching.
Who's gonna win this challenge, Self Esteem?
Me, me, me, me, me.
- Hello, I'm Self Esteem, obviously.
- Yes, you are.
[laughter]
- My name is Rebecca.
I should have just called it that.
I didn't do well in the branding challenge.
[laughter]
- So who's got the first verse?
- Me, Choriza.
- Hola.
- I'm very excited about the singing challenge.
One of the most precious moments for me in my season
was the Girl Group Challenge.
- [singing] I'm gonna bring big drag energy
- And BDE is back in the room,
and we are ready to have a great time.
[singing] Comin' in hot, it's nice to see you
I'm strong and spicy like a margarita
BDE, let me hear you say
The world is ready for Choriza May
- You sold it.
That's show business, baby. - Keep going.
Keep going.
I can see her face, and she is living.
- Amazing.
Scarlet.
Verse two.
Are you the drama?
[laughter]
- Is it me?
[singing] Sashay away, made me who I am today
Never fear the future
World is yours, take it, baby
- I think that was gorgeous.
But get your teeth around those letters.
- OK.
- Every T, you served me the tea.
- A capital T.
- Thank you, Scarlet Envy.
- Thank you.
Thank you.
- [singing] Manila to the world, drop it
hot right before your eyes
- It's such a good delivery, but we can't get the key.
- Yeah.
[singing] Manila to the world
Drop it hot right before your eyes
Ugh.
- I feel like it's higher than you think it is.
- Find the note, girl.
Find the note.
[laughs]
- Do we rap from the out?
- Let's do it.
- OK.
- [singing] Manila to the world, drop it
Hot right before your eyes
Uh, yeah, like a sticky rice
- That was cool.
Keep working on it. - Yeah.
- I think it's worth getting a moment
where you show those vocals, but it's not essential.
I think just selling it is more essential.
- All righty. - But you're gorgeous.
- Thank you.
- OK, Bananadrama, give it to me.
- [singing] I'm gonna take over the world, the world
Something
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yeah?
- You need to be convincing when you say,
I'm gonna take over the world.
At the moment, it sounds like you're not sure
if you're gonna take over the world.
- The question remains... - [laughs]
- Am I gonna take over the world?
- So let's hear it with a bucket full
of conviction, please.
- Just a lot of enthusiasm.
- You are the tits. - OK, work. Work.
- [laughs]
- I think I can act like the tits.
I am the tits.
Tits McGee, they call me.
[singing] I'm gonna take over the world, the world, yeah
- Whoo!
Much better.
- Much better.
[laughter]
- OK, banger.
- La Grande Dame.
Bonjour.
- [speaking French]
- How are you finding the competition?
- I'm good.
The two past weeks, I've been falling under the radar.
- OK.
- So I gave myself a little challenge.
- We're rapping.
- Yes.
[singing] Carry my season on the reg, that's what did
It's Dada's season and I'm happy you're on it
I choose the verse, you choose the sound now
I was as a big deal then--
Yeah.
- That's OK. That's OK.
So all we need to find now is clarity.
Like, really deliver and enunciate,
but retaining your Frenchness.
Less words and more space will help that.
- Yeah.
Self Esteem is the most reassuring
thing on Earth right now.
- Trim those words down and then
it'll all get a lot easier.
- She gives me good advice, and I'm gonna take it.
Thank you. - All right, darling.
Hannah Conda.
- Hi, babe.
- Your verse is very different.
- You know, when you pick a verse,
usually there's someone going, no, I want that one.
But no, it was just me out on a limb.
[laughter]
I'm excited.
I've never done a Rusical, but I hope she's
impressed by my vocal prowess.
[laughs]
Here comes Hannah with the comic verse
But I am now glamdiculous
I'm bloody perfect, give me the prize right now
- General, all round enunciation.
- I really have that problem.
- Yeah.
- And I'm Australian.
- It's more--no, it's just like,
they're funny words, so make sure we can hear them, OK?
- Yes.
I think Australians, we're so lazy,
if we can get out of saying a full word, we will.
- Gothy Kendoll.
Gothy Kendoll.
- [singing] Oh, the queen's coming out that door
Better watch out, babies, hear me roar
- I think the words are great, it just needs a personality.
Do this for me, uh-huh-huh. - Uh-huh-huh.
- Uh-huh-huh
- Grandiosity.
More opulence, you know? - OK.
Opulence. Yeah.
She makes me feel more confident in the moment.
Just embody what we're doing and just have fun with it.
I think that's the biggest thing, just to have fun.
[singing] Oh, the queen's coming out that door
Watch out, baby, hear me roar
[laughs]
- Embody that '80s nonchalance. - OK.
- Thank you, Gothy. - Thank you, milady.
[laughs]
- [laughs] That's right.
Thank you so much.
There's no point in not believing in yourself.
Whatever you give is just such a gift,
and just look at me if you're worried because I'll be like--
[indistinct chatter]
- Self Esteem giving self-esteem lessons feels very correct
because Self Esteem is very good at providing us with
some much-needed self-esteem.
[laughs]
- Good luck. Good luck. Good luck.
See you tomorrow.
- Let's go, girls.
- Bam.
- "Seven."
Now it's time to create our choreo
for the performance of "Seven."
- Let's do it.
We've blown the budget on Self Esteem.
We don't have a choreographer,
so let's step up to the plate, girls.
- I guess what we have to come up with is just
some choreo to our own verses.
- Yeah.
- Should we start with mine?
- Yeah.
- My plan for my choreo is keeping it simple
so the girls can learn it quick.
Split up. Three and threes, and I'll be in the middle.
So I can learn it quick.
[singing] I fucked up the first time
No worries, no drama
Because I'm back again like the Spanish Armada
- Think it shouldn't get more complicated.
- Yes. - It's just right.
- Perfect. - Love it.
Yes. Yay!
- So I think it'd be fun for me to come in and be like...
[singing] So look at me, center stage and on the screen
I have a clear vision, keeping it simple.
Five, six, seven, eight.
[singing] Supposed to be
- And then what's happening here?
- So it's, um...
Uh...
- Can we clarify that?
That is, like, as clear as mud right now.
I have no idea what's happening.
It's a mess.
- Right. OK.
Can we--
- I'm not sure what's happening on it.
So we're switching.
Are we just bopping?
- Um...
- I am confused and hot.
And I'm in England.
How am I hot in England?
I feel like everything's happening around me
and I'm like, what the fuck is going on?
- OK.
I think that Hannah is choosing not to understand.
[singing] Never fear the future
World is yours, take it, baby
- Oh, shit.
OK.
- Big arms at the end.
Like, take it, baby, maybe.
Would it be easier if my choreography was just
Hannah, go stand in the back?
[laughs]
OK, that's fine.
- Moving on. - Next.
Who's next? - I think I am next.
- You are? OK. - Yeah.
Choreography is something that I am really good at.
[laughs]
So drop, six, seven, and look.
Faraway nation.
- Good. - Gorgeous.
- Walk. Walk.
Ha.
Manila to the world.
- Ooh. OK, Beyoncé.
- I want to have me as the focal point
because it's my world and everyone is just living in it.
So--
- Who's next? - Is it me? All right.
Well, I don't know if this is gonna work,
but we'll give it a fucking whirl.
If there's one thing I know how to do,
it is put together a show.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
And really stiff and goofy.
The more goofy, I think, the better.
So you're gonna go, ah.
- Oh, like, oh, God.
- And lean out your own thing. - That's funny.
- Yeah, cute.
- Why are we the von Trapp family and you're Maria?
[laughter]
- As the Brits say, bosh.
Thank you, team. Well done.
- Yay.
- Step to the wall.
- I think mine's gonna be quite slick and simple.
- Yeah. - OK.
- My plan is to get everyone out of my way
so I can have my moment.
Just look at me.
Let's just make it easy.
Everyone else has come like
a fully loaded potato skin with too much for everyone to handle.
[singing] So don't give me that bing, bang, bong
I'm gonna hit you with a brand new song
So I've trimmed the fat, cut it down.
- Thank you. - We're happy.
- Thank you for this one.
- Well done, Tia.
- Bob's your uncle.
Julie's your aunt.
- So we are going to go right out of Tia's verse,
very sacred moment, church.
No, not this, but it's more like that.
Dancing, I love to do.
Does dancing love me?
I'm not sure.
We never had that discussion before.
Let's do it as if you were doing nothing,
but don't do nothing this time.
Like, just remember that, at this moment, the last verse,
you will have, eventually, a little something funny to do.
- The new dance trend over from France is just six people
walking behind someone aimlessly confused.
Do you have anything for after we've turned?
- Not as of right now.
- OK.
OK.
Get that on TikTok.
- And now-- - Who's next?
- Gothy. - Gothy.
- The plan for my choreo is, I don't know.
[laughs]
I'm shit at choreography and I literally don't
have a clue about anything. - Don't stress.
We'll help you out.
- I literally have no idea about any of this.
- Sometimes, you just have to rely on your sisters.
- Clap like we're your only fans, you know?
- Ah.
- [laughs]
- And we come up very quickly with a very easy choreo
so she can shine.
- Maybe like, on a mission to show who I am.
- Oh, yes, yes, yes.
- So it could be him on a mission to show who I am.
- I just had an out-of-body experience doing this
next to the Gothy Kendoll.
- This is probably one of the hardest
challenges I've ever seen done on "Drag Race" worldwide.
- Here on a mission to show who I am.
- Oh.
- Yeah. - Yeah?
- We are not gonna be sleeping tonight.
There is so much work to do.
- So that's five, six, seven, eight, pas de bourree, death drop,
death drop, shablam.
- We need to kick it in the dick.
Can we do a little hands-in?
A little--
[cheering]
[upbeat music]
[screaming]
- We're here.
We're here. Ooh!
- Come on, "Seven"!
We are "Seven."
Today is elimination day, and we are performing "Seven:
Confessions of a Drag Queen."
Pretty sure nerves are kicking in.
I've been up all night rehearsing
everything in my room.
- Oh, my God.
- But come on, Choriza, you can do it.
Come on, Choriza, you can do it.
You want this, baby?
Say it at home with me.
Come on, Choriza.
Well done.
- Oh, my little Tia, I'm so freaking proud of you
watching you do this challenge.
You're kicking it in the doodle.
- Thank you.
You are smashing it out the park.
- Thanks, mate.
But you love a Rusical, don't you?
- I do.
We did a Rusical on my season, "Rats."
I did pretty well, but it was another case, in classic Tia style,
my runway let me down.
- I was a huge fan watching you on your season.
- Yeah, my season was actually really hard.
I kind of felt like I had to put a brave face on everything
quite a lot because I was just so much in my head, like,
so much going on personally at home.
My mom was, like, really, really unwell when
I was coming into it, and the start
of COVID happening and stuff.
I couldn't keep my head in the competition.
I couldn't be present in the Werk Room.
- Yeah.
- I was just worried constantly.
- Yeah.
- My dad was there to look after her.
He basically stopped working completely to become, like,
a full-time carer for my mom.
And then we had that seven-month break
where I couldn't see anyone.
We couldn't see anyone at Christmas.
When I was really young, I used to cry, like, every Christmas Day
because I was really worried that it'd be the last one
that she would be there.
- Oh, that breaks my heart.
- And then the last one that she
was there for, I couldn't--
I obviously didn't know it would be the last one.
But I couldn't go and see her because of COVID.
- How many years has it been since she's--
- It's been about six months.
- Six months? - Yeah.
Losing my mom is literally the worst thing
that's ever happened to me. - Yeah.
- Like, categorically, hands down.
The only thing that proved to me was how strong I really am.
- Yeah. - Like, literally, the worst things
can happen have happened. - Yeah.
- And I think that's why I've come back here with, like,
a completely different headspace. - Yeah.
- And I've been able to sort of, you know, get this phone call
to come back here and go, yeah, actually,
this is my time.
I can do it this time.
And like, my parents hadn't watched season two
because my mom was, like, so unwell.
She never...
[somber music]
She never got to know...
She never got to know how, um...
She never gotta know, like, how amazing, like, everything
has been since I was here for the first time.
- Mm-hmm.
- She never got to, like, see the show.
She never got to see me doing a forwards roll
dressed as an ice cream cone in front of RuPaul.
[laughter]
But, like, these are all, like, amazing moments.
And like, my dad didn't get to see it either,
but like, after my mom passed away,
I, like, sat--I got to sit down with him and, like, watch the season again.
- And he watched it?
Oh, my God.
- And he loved it.
- Yeah.
- And even the experience, as hard as it is--
last year was literally like the hardest year ever--
it's actually brought me closer to my dad.
And having Ru want me to come back here
is incredible because I know that my dad and my family
are gonna get to watch it and see the version of myself
that I wish I could have been in the first place
on that first season.
- I reckon your mom is definitely here with us.
She's with you every step of this way.
I love you. - I love you too.
- You're incredible.
You're an incredible lady. - Thanks.
- Now put some makeup on you.
- I will.
I am wearing a mesh body suit,
so I might have to ask you to put concealer on my bum cheeks.
- Hey. - Thank you.
- This is what sisters do.
- Thanks.
- I'm here for it, babes.
[upbeat music]
[RuPaul's "Cover Girl"]
- [laughing]
[singing] 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:
UK vs. The World."
Michelle Visage.
Now, Michelle, you performed live
eight times a week when you starred in
"Everybody's Talking About Jamie."
- Ru, that is correct.
Is there an actual question, though?
- No, I just love saying
"Everybody's Talking About Jamie."
- [laughs]
- And international treasure Graham Norton.
Now, is there anything you'd like to confess?
- Yes.
I have to confess I never saw Michelle in her West End show.
What was it called again?
- "Everybody's Talking About Jamie."
- [laughs]
- You're welcome.
- Everybody says that I'm doing a Scottish.
It's like, no, that's Sheffield, darling.
- Thank you.
- And finally, we've got Self Esteem in the house.
Everybody's talking about Self Esteem.
- You know that's where I'm from?
I'm from Sheffield. - You're from Sheffield?
- Yeah, and you're uncanny.
It's like talking to my mother.
[laughter]
- It's really good.
Did you get coaching?
- Well, Michelle Visage is my coach.
- Yes.
- Really good. - [laughs]
- This week, we challenged our queens to sing live in "Seven:
Confessions of a Drag Queen."
And tonight on the runway, category is "When I Glow Up."
Racers, start your engines, and may the best drag queen win.
It's the global premiere of "Seven:
Confessions of a Drag Queen" live.
[dramatic music]
- [singing] Choriza
- [singing] Scarlet
- [singing] Marina
- [singing] Tia
- [singing] La Grande Dame
- [singing] Hannah
- [singing] Gothy
all: [singing] Hear our confessions live
Hear me now, we are icons
Sisters bringing fierce to the floor
Fabulous, we are legends
Hear the confessions of a drag queen
Baby, you'll be wanting more
- [singing] Coming in hot, it's nice to see you
I'm strong and spicy like a margarita
I messed up the first one, no worries, no drama
Coming in strong like the Spanish Armada
Day to day and Choriza May and bitch, you better know
That she came to slay
BDE, let me hear you say
The world is ready for Choriza May
- [singing] Now look at me, center stage and on the screen
I am right where I should be
Sashay away, made me who I am today
Never fear the future
World is yours, take it, baby
all: [singing] Hear me now, we are icons
Sisters bringing fierce to the floor
Fabulous, we are legends
Hear the confessions of a drag queen
Baby, you'll be wanting more
- [singing] Baby, you'll be wanting more
I'm a Filipina diva with a confession
I'm a little Asian from a faraway nation
Never heard about it, now Marina 'bout to make it right
Like it's summertime
I can be a lot of danger pull up an invasion
Ready to take over, Filipina domination
Manila to the world, drop it hot like it's made of ice
Like a sticky rice
- [singing] You may dispute it, but we can refute it
You ain't walked a mile in these heels
all: [singing] Everyone everywhere, all of us got tea to share
Every queen on the scene, you know just what we mean
Take it off, give it sun
There's no shade in havin' fun
Listen up, listen good, never do the things you should
- [laughs]
- [singing] Oh
Don't give me that bing, bang, bong
I'm gonna hit you with a brand new song
Baroness Basic's reign is now over
I'm not a star, I'm a supernova
Had a glow-up, switched my flow up
I'm gonna take over the world, the world, yeah
- [singing] I'm alpha, omega, you can't ever beat
You drop a pulse, I'll drop the beat
Kiki, Winnie, Bella Hadid
Kiki Fashion Week, that's what we did
Carried the season on the reg, that's what I did
It's Dada's season, I'm happy you're on it
Check the verse, I'm not fooling around
I was a big deal then, I'm a bigger deal now
- Whoo!
- [singing] Let's go, ladies
- [singing] Uh-uh-uh
Hey, uh-uh
all: [singing] Baby, be shady
Great, now go crazy
Baby, be shady
Give it life, give love, yeah
- [laughs]
- [singing] Here comes Hannah with the comic verse
So typecast, I think I'll curse
Worse than a funeral, I'll make you laugh, ha-ha
- [singing] Ha-ha-ha
- [singing] Lost to a queen who wore no pants
Now I am glamdiculous
Here in the UK, this is a big slay, ah
all: [singing] You might dispute it, but we can refute it
You ain't walked a mile in these heels
Oh, yeah
Ooh, yeah
Hear the confessions of a drag queen
Baby, you'll be wanting more
- [singing] Come on, come on
Ah, it's me
Gothy's back up on your TV
When I step on the runway, never gonna sashay
Well, once, but it was a rough day
I'm back here to show who I am
First time queen, just a sham
All you queens on this floor better watch out, bitches
Hear me roar
Whoo
all: [singing] Hear me now, we are icons
Sisters bringing fierce to the floor
Fabulous, we are legends
Hear the confessions of a drag queen
Baby, you'll be wanting more
Everyone everywhere, all of us got tea to share
Every queen on the scene, you know just what we mean
Take it off, give it sun
There's no shame in havin' fun
Listen up, listen good, never do the things you should
Everyone everywhere, all of us got tea to share
Listen up, listen good, never do the things
You should
- Oh!
- Whoo!
- [laughs]
- That is the hardest thing I've ever done in my life.
- Thank you, London!
- Whoo!
- "Seven: Confessions of a Drag Queen" is available to stream
and download right now.
- [singing] Nobody's business
- Category is "When I Glow Up."
First up, with a glow-up
of her preherstoric runway, Tia Kofi.
- Caw-caw!
[laughter]
- I am revisiting my iconic pterodactyl
slash sad pigeon look.
- She's giving us the extinct face.
- I'm bringing back the pterodactyl look because I was sent home in it,
so I thought, why not reclaim that moment
and turn it into something gorgeous?
And to top it all off, mechanical wigs.
It's camp.
- Oh, she's winging it. - [laughs]
- I don't think this is gonna put me in the tricera-bottom.
I'm gonna be in the triceratops.
- Now with a glow-up of her MILF eleganza, Scarlet Envy.
- I've decided to revisit the Halloween ball and season 11,
a monster I'd like to freak.
- Hey, gillfriend.
- This was originally a design challenge.
And of course, I had to use what was provided
to me in the time allotted.
So I wanted to show people what was
inside my head with the proper time and materials.
- Waiter, there's something in my soup.
[laughter]
- Every detail has been thought about.
And bitch, you better stay out my swamp, OK?
- Oh, no.
The new variant's here.
- Yes.
Yes.
- It's had a glow-up.
- It certainly has.
- Next up, Hannah Conda in the glow-up of her belts,
buckles, and chains runway.
- This week's runway theme is "When I Glow Up."
And this time, I'm celebrating the lesbian community
and their organization Dykes on Bikes.
- Hell must be missing an angel.
- Obviously.
- The Dykes on Bikes throughout the '80s were really pivotal
in the Sydney community.
They took it upon themselves to go around
the streets to make sure that gay men
were getting home safe.
The AIDS epidemic was occurring,
as well as homophobia.
- See you at The Eagle, hun.
- I just want to say a huge thank you for them.
You are our angels.
- Is the bike still running?
[laughter]
- Ah.
- I think this look is dyke-onic.
[laughs]
- With her Queen Elizabeth II glow-up, Gothy Kendoll.
- It's what she would have wanted.
- Yes.
- 'Tis.
- Seeing as I've only got two looks to choose from,
I went with the Queen Elizabeth look.
It's been four years since I was eliminated in it,
and this time, I just want to be as elegant as possible.
- Goth save the queen.
- I got my white gloves.
I remembered my handbag this time.
Hair resculpted, and I honestly
feel so regal in this look.
- Walk into the palace purse-first.
- Yes.
- It's just a full-circle moment.
I just feel really proud that I can
pull off what was in my head all those years ago.
- With her "Terno She Better Don't" glow-up,
Marina Summers.
- Wow.
- I am doing the first-ever runway
category from "Drag Race Philippines,"
"Terno She Better Don't."
- Honey, she is dressed for the cods.
- Terno is a national costume in the Philippines,
and this is a modern take inspired by the national fish,
which is milkfish.
- Fillet you stay.
- Mm.
- I feel proud as a Filipina walking
on the world stage wearing this amazing top-tier drag.
This is Filipino drag.
- Wow.
Up next, with her "Expenny Henny" glow-up, Choriza May.
- Yee-haw.
She's the fastest gun in the West.
- The look I've decided to revisit is Expenny Henny.
That's a look that got read to filth by the judges.
- It's milkin' time, cowgirl.
[laughter]
- The original one did not look that Expenny,
so all this is corrected now.
Proportions are correct, hair is big,
and I look $1 million-- no, and I look like 50,000 pounds.
- Does anyone wear a hat anymore?
- [laughs]
- I looked stunning, and we worked so hard.
This is the perfect, perfect, perfect
moment to show our growth.
- Up next, La Grande Dame in her
"The Morning After The Night Out" glow-up.
- I decide to revisit my morning-after condom dress.
- Now knitted for your pleasure.
- I'm wearing over 2,000 condoms,
and it just reflects a great night I just had.
- Yeah, I never saw this coming.
[laughter]
- My first dress wasn't the tea, darling,
so this time I'm showing up with
the full-realized concept.
This time, it's haute couture, darling.
- She's loving it.
- Oh, she--
- She's really enjoying--oh yeah.
- I'm serving BD energy.
I think it doesn't get bigger than that.
And you know what?
Everybody loves a happy ending.
- Now put it in the bin.
[laughter]
- Welcome, queens.
Now it's time for the judges' critiques.
Up first, Tia Kofi.
- Tia, in the performance, I thought you were very funny.
You reflected where you came from, where you're going.
- [singing] I'm gonna take over the world
- Very, very strong tonight.
- Tia, I'm a massive fan.
I'm just so comfortable in your presence.
You can be so self-aware.
As an audience, it makes you just not worried.
That's a really special quality.
I think you're a star.
- This is stunning, I have to say.
I mean, compared to what it was, this is incredible.
That hair is stunning.
Compared to that sort of roadkill on your head,
this is really beautiful.
A great night for you, Tia Kofi.
- Thank you very much.
- Rebecca's right, you brought Tia to this performance,
and that is the key to life, isn't it?
You have to bring yourself to everything that you do.
- Do you know what?
I had loads of fun doing it.
It was my favorite challenge
I've ever done here, to be honest.
- Thank you, Tia. - Thank you.
- Up next, Scarlet Envy.
- This challenge seemed made for you.
You were so good at it.
And I think, as an audience, we felt so safe watching you.
- You were delightful.
You've got it in you.
Like, your base level is just pretty perfect.
So push yourself further and see
where you can get to because you're really talented.
- It is inside me right now, it just--
- Yeah. Yeah, I can see.
I recognize that anyway.
- This look that you chose to glow-up, the work
on this is extraordinary.
The stonework is gorgeous.
Just really beautiful.
- And in the challenge, you were fantastic.
Tell me, do you have music theater background?
- You know what? I actually don't. - No?
- No, I always thought myself more of a movie star
than a Broadway star, honestly.
But I think maybe I will start doing some more of it, y'all.
- Thank you. - Thank you, Ru.
- All right. Up next, Hannah Conda.
- Hannah, you sold it.
I was laughing before anything happened when
they were doing the Oompa.
Probably the best pairing of queen with verse.
- I think this is one of those examples
where playing to your strengths was the right choice.
And you were fantastic.
- Thank you.
- This glow-up, I think, for me, is not my favorite.
It's still a lot of fabric, and you're a pint-sized person.
- The vibe you and Michelle have tonight
is doing something to me.
I'm very, very into it.
And I'm biased because I find it arousing,
but it's gorgeous.
Yeah.
I'm down.
- Come here often?
[laughter]
- Hannah Conda, look at you.
- Hi, babe.
- During the performance, I love
that your part of the song was a focal point that said, hey,
over here, and you used it.
Did you have fun doing it?
- It's a dream. I love doing musicals.
I love performing.
I think I've just realized where
I kind of fit into things.
I like to lighten the mood and have a gay time.
- Gorgeous. Thank you.
- Thanks, babes.
- Up next, Gothy Kendoll.
- I don't really mind if there was a loss of choreography,
but what I need from a performer
is to carry on like you were meant to do that.
Your glow-up is very elegant, very simple,
but that's kind of what the look calls for.
So I thought you did a beautiful job at that.
I just don't think you're there yet, baby,
but I admire you trying.
- Thank you.
- Gothy, I really enjoyed you in the challenge--
maybe for not the right reasons,
but often, if you watch someone on stage
and they're having that moment,
they seem so stressed and upset.
You didn't seem to mind.
- [laughs]
- And I am here, and yeah, I'm in a musical.
I don't--
[laughter]
- I don't know it, but I'm in it.
- I really respected your commitment to not knowing it.
You were like, oh, go on then.
[laughter]
- And you were my favorite because of it.
I relate, you know?
I really do relate to that.
- You know, it's funny, Gothy,
I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed it
for all the wrong reasons.
- All the wrong reasons.
I think just going into it, I knew that if I'm in my head
and scared, I'm gonna regret thinking like that.
So I just had to enjoy it and just have a laugh with it
because drag is funny, do you know what I mean?
- Yeah, it is.
You know, listen, Gothy, thank you so much for being
such a good sport.
You know, the truth is, everyone does really love you.
Everyone's rooting for you.
- Yeah.
It's very nice to have people rooting for me and supporting.
- Well, I think that's all part of your brand.
And you do look really beautiful tonight.
- Thank you so much.
- Up next, Marina Summers.
- I loved your verse.
It was just in you, and you sold it completely.
- We talked about it yesterday,
it would have been so great to hear you rap and sing.
I kind of like really respected you trying to do both.
- You were being a pop star tonight,
fully realized and fully delivered.
This look, you want to talk about a glow-up,
it's outrageous and beautiful.
But the magic is you.
It's the way you sell the garment.
And you know how to just slowly, you know, do the turn.
- That's it.
[laughs]
- Marina Summers, you were born to be on stage.
You were born to do drag.
You have represented not only the Philippines,
but drag in such a way that it makes us all proud for you.
Did you have fun doing the number?
- Sorry.
Ooh.
This is such a dream come true to me.
And yeah, I hope I made Philippines
proud with that performance because we don't get
this opportunity a lot back in the Philippines
to be seen on an international level.
So being here means so much to me.
And yeah, this is Filipino drag,
and I'm very, very proud
to present it here internationally.
- We are transfixed by your runway and how you present.
[laughs] Who taught you that?
- I just saw it on TV.
Pia Wurtzbach, if you know her from Miss Universe...
- Yes.
- She always does this.
[laughter]
- That's it.
- Cry, beautiful. - Yes.
- I love it. Thank you very much.
- Thank you.
- Up next, Choriza May.
- I could sense your nerves, and that surprised me.
You're one of those people
you kind of think, right, Choriza's out here.
She's gonna sell it.
She's gonna do it.
And so it was odd to see you vulnerable in that moment.
- Yesterday, I was like, you're just gonna smash it.
I wasn't worried about you at all.
And this is the thing, this happens sometimes.
I could see your hand shaking, and I've
had that happen before.
I dig into, like, an inner peace inside myself that goes,
nah, I'm all right. I'm a tree.
My roots are in the ground. I'm good.
And I feel like you're on the edge of finding that
inside yourself.
- Tonight, listen, it is a glow-up.
There's some things I like about the original one better.
This one is glitzy and stuff, I just think that the other fit
was almost better, in a way.
- Why do you think tonight was kind of a weird night for you?
- It was quite nerve-racking.
In my head it really was,
I don't want to disappoint my sisters.
I'm the first one, I'm opening, I need to set the tone.
And I think that's what got me, and it's a shame.
But I still did enjoy it, and I'm very proud of all of them.
- All right.
Well, thank you, Choriza.
- Thank you, RuPaul.
- Up next, La Grande Dame.
- I thought you were great in the group performance.
Huge rounds of applause for going for that rap.
To get your tongue around all that English
was really impressive.
- Your delivery is, like, really cool,
underground French grime artist that
I could probably get signed to something in East London right now.
Do you know what I mean?
It was cool.
- Tonight, I think the only person that
could do a used condom is you
because it goes with your twisted sense of humor
that we all love so much.
And how you made it drag with that stupid spit curl
that you have coming out, I mean, it's just so ridiculous.
- This outfit is Pierre Cardin meets Thom Browne.
And it's so distinctly French.
Amazing. Did you have fun doing this thing?
- Yes.
What you saw about the delivery and the amount of words,
I came in our little session yesterday
with three times that.
But you gave me the best advice,
and I shaved everything down.
So I'm just very happy.
- Anything else you want to add?
- I'm such a dick.
[laughter]
- Thank you.
Thank you, ladies.
Based on the judges' critiques, I've made some decisions.
Marina Summers, Tia Kofi, condragulations,
you are the top two queens of the week.
- Oh, sick.
Yeah.
- Scarlet, Hannah, and La Grande Dame,
you are all safe.
That means Gothy Kendoll, Choriza May,
I'm sorry, my dears, but you are the bottom two.
Marina, Tia, each of you needs to decide
which of the bottom two you'll eliminate
if you win the lip sync.
So while you queens deliberate in the Werk Room,
the judges and I will watch Michelle Visage
perform the entire catalog of Joan Jett.
You may leave the stage.
[suspenseful music]
- Well.
- Little dizzy.
We're back in Untucked, and I am feeling over the moon
about being in the top two.
- Lord, give me a sofa.
- But the bottom two are both of my UK sisters.
It's giving "Sophie's Choice."
- Cheers. - Cheers.
Cheers to the tops.
- Cheers to the tops. Tia and Marina.
- Yeah, to the tops. Yes.
- How are you, baby?
- I'm just grateful, and also sad
that I have to make this choice at this point.
- Well, Marina, how are you going, girl?
- Honestly, that wasn't easy.
Producing the show, singing it live, I mean,
only seven people can do that.
- Well, not totally--well, it was almost, but like--
- Six. [laughter]
- Honestly, though.
I do feel really proud of myself for trying in this.
I managed to get all my lyrics out.
The choreography--[laughs] I can't put into words
how much I got it all wrong.
Even though they were negative, they were the most positive
negative critiques possible.
- Yeah, I've never seen a critique like you got.
- No.
- It was wild.
- Ms. Choriza, how are you feeling?
- I understand some of the critiques.
I did panic.
The pressure did get me there.
I honestly don't feel great about landing in the bottom.
But at the same time, delusion only takes you so far.
I do feel I'm deserving of this bottom two.
- Well, ladies, we're seven wives of RuPaul, and one of us
is gonna be beheaded tonight.
- Right. Let's have a chat then.
- Let's have a chat.
Chit chat chat chat.
- I wish I had a big decision to make right now,
but I don't, so I'm just gonna enjoy my cocktail.
- How are you feeling?
- I think when Michelle said, you know,
I don't think you're gonna figure it out yet,
that's a little bit soul-destroying.
- Do you think you can conquer it if you stay here?
- Everything is so far out of my comfort zone.
I am really trying to apply myself to it.
Like, I really am.
I don't know how Tia's gonna vote.
She might vote with her heart and be like,
oh, I really want to see her do well next week.
Or she might vote with her head and be like, you know,
Gothy's been in the bottom three times.
I feel like what they're saying is, oh, you were shit
but we really enjoyed it.
That kind of is my superpower.
- Yeah.
- The fact that people are, like, rooting for me
even though it's terrible.
- Yeah, I get that.
I'm like, I've been Baroness Basic,
but people still wanted me to do well, so I get it.
Something has finally clicked in her head.
And that's why I saved her last time, just to give her
that chance to push through.
Did she push through in the way that we had hoped?
No.
Has she pushed through somewhere
in her brain emotionally?
Yes.
- I haven't really made my decision yet.
Why would I choose you over Gothy?
- Yeah, Gothy.
I think I've got what it takes to make it until the end
and succeed at making it to the final.
I really want that final sprint.
There's still a chance for me.
I don't want to go today.
- You say all these amazing words,
but you need to act now.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I need Choriza to wake the fuck up and be
the fierce queen that she is because we've
not been seeing that.
- Oh, my God.
- Well, I just really do want to shout out Dada.
You really showcased safe this week.
And here at the safe club, we do encourage safe sex
for our friends at home.
So take a leaf out of Dada's book because if it's not on,
it's not on.
Safe club signing out.
- Signing out.
- [laughs]
- How are you feeling, my love?
- I'm feeling all right.
I don't want to be here doing bad.
I want to be here doing really well.
- Girl, you made it this far.
- I know, it's wild.
- That alone is something something to be proud of.
And you could be given another chance.
You are an amazing artist.
- Thank you.
- I still see the same reason why I kept you the first week
up until now.
- Yeah.
Marina gave me an opportunity in the first week
to prove myself, and I feel like I really have.
I think she's seen that I've really, really tried.
She might give me another chance.
Just hold on there, girl.
- Yeah, I am.
Honestly, I am.
- I feel a sense of connection to Gothy because I feel
like she's my baby sister.
I love you.
I think she's meant for the race,
but she's just out of fuel.
But there's always a pit stop.
But it's hard to gauge.
- How's it going?
- Good.
Could be going better.
- Yes.
- I would really hate to go today
because I feel like today is the first time in a long time
that I allowed myself to trip.
But in a way, I think I needed that slap.
I'm really hoping that after Tia already
gave a chance to Gothy last week,
she's gonna give me this chance now.
- Why do you think you should stay?
- I feel like a little window has opened in my brain
and I would love to use that moving
forward in the competition.
- That's a lot to think about.
- I'd love you to keep me, and I need it so bad.
But I know it's a hard decision for you
and I don't want to put more pressure on it.
- Pros of keeping Choriza, she is fighting harder than Gothy.
You really want to stay?
- I really fucking do.
- Cons, I'm not entirely convinced
that she has got that fire and flame
that she says that she's got,
and it's making it really tough.
- I have to pick from two iconic queens.
Gothy, I feel a sense of responsibility to keep her.
And then on the other hand,
we have Choriza May, who I adore.
This is gonna be hard, girl.
- I've got to make a choice, but neither one
of these people has slayed particularly,
and they're both my UK sisters, so it's a tough choice.
I don't know what to do.
Choriza, Gothy.
- Welcome back, ladies.
Two internationally acclaimed queens stand before me.
Prior to tonight, you were asked
to prepare a lip-sync performance
of "Fucking Wizardry" by Self Esteem.
Ladies, this is your chance to impress me
and earn the power to give one of the bottom queens
the chop.
- I love this song.
I'm gonna give passion, I'm gonna give fight.
This is basically an audition to collab with Self Esteem.
Call me, babes.
- The time has come for you to lip synch
for the world.
- There's no way in hell Tia will beat me
and get the second badge.
If there's someone who's gonna get the second badge first,
that's gonna be me.
- Good luck, and don't fuck it up.
[Self Esteem's "Fucking Wizardry"]
- [singing] We're still texting then
But I'm certainly not your friend
I don't know where this began
But I know where it ends
What could you possibly be gaining
By asking how my day has been
And forwarding things that you've seen
My hunger times my impatience
Makes me feel reckless
So I'll let you, let you be selfish
And careless with my head
I cannot stress this enough
You'll never know how to love
To learn it like his was rough
It's not something I'm proud of
To even get near to me
Was some fucking wizardry
I ignored the warnings
But from that, I'm learning
My hunger times my impatience
Makes me feel reckless
So I let you, let you be selfish
And careless with my head
My hunger
- Yeah!
- [singing] Times my impatience
Makes me feel reckless
So I let you, let you be selfish
And careless with my head
I cannot stress this enough
You'll never know how to love
[laughter]
I ignored the warnings
But from that, I'm learning
[cheering]
- Ladies, I've made my decision.
[dramatic music]
Marina Summers, condragulations,
you're a winner, baby.
- Oh!
Fuck it up.
- And you are the recipient of another Gold RuPeter Badge.
- [singing] Rule, Britannia
- Wear it with pride.
Tia Kofi, you are safe to slay another day.
- Yes.
- Thank you very much.
- You may join the other girls.
- Thank you.
- Well done, bitch.
- Work, bitch.
- Exactly.
- Will the bottom two please step forward?
Marina,
with great power comes great responsibility.
Which queen have you chosen to get the chop?
- This is such a bittersweet moment.
The queen that I gave the chop is someone I admire
and someone I respect so much.
The queen that I chosen was...
Gothy.
[somber music]
- As it is written, so it shall be done.
Gothy Kendoll, you are and will always be
a global phenomenon.
Now sashay away.
- I love you so much. Mwah.
Mwah.
- Love you.
- Thank you so much for this opportunity.
I literally never thought I would get it again,
and it's been so much fun just to learn and grow
and just have a camp old time.
So thank you so much. Thank you.
Mwah. - Thank you.
- Love you, Gothy. - Love you, Goths.
- Love you all.
I guess you don't like it raw.
[laughter]
- I feel like I've done the Haus of Kendoll proud.
I've beat my own track record, and I've beat Sminty's
by one episode, so ha.
[laughs]
RuPaul has said, you know, people are rooting for me.
And anyone that is rooting for me at home, thank you so much.
Like, it really does mean the world.
I just never thought I'd get this opportunity again,
and I wouldn't change a thing.
It's been so much fun.
And I guess, for one last time, I've gotta give you the roar.
[laughs]
- Condragulations, queens.
And remember, if you can't love yourself,
how in the hell you gonna love somebody else?
Can I get an amen up in here?
all: Amen!
- All right.
Now let the music play.
[singing] To, to, to, to the moon
To the moon, baby
To the moon
Come on and take me away
To, to, to, to the moon
Next time on "RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs the World"...
You'll be dancing your padded asses off in the BBC's newest hit,
"Strictly Come Prancing."
- Turn, and you're gonna just kind of, like, check out.
- Can you do that again?
Sorry, we didn't quite see.
[laughter]
- Maybe they should think about calling you
for "Strictly Come Dancing."
- It was less "Last Tango in Paris,"
more "Last Chicken in Sainsbury's."
- I see romance from...
- Stop it.
- The girls.
- Oh, the strictly curse.
Is this what romance feels like?
- You two must make a very long 69.
[laughter]
- [singing] To, to, to, to the moon
To the moon, blast off
To the moon, come on and take me away
To, to, to, to the moon
To the moon, baby
To the moon, come on and take me away
To, to, to, to the moon
To the moon, blast off
To the moon, come on and take me away
To, to, to, to the moon