RuPaul’s Drag Race gets dragged down by the biggest ball of all

Following the elimination of Daya, the queens re-enter the workroom. Despite being in the bottom, DeJa is confident about showing off her lip-sync talents. Maddy, who was part of the bottom three, immediately strips off her costume and puts on a backward cap—you're straight, we get it. As they read Daya's lipstick message, Alicia Keys surprises them again from behind the mirror, directing their attention to the workroom entrance as the six contestants from the first premiere pour through the door. Advertisement As with past split casts uniting, the tension of a potential rumble subsides into enthusiastic sisterhood. An abundance of fangirling commences as many of the queens' reputations precede them. It really cements the importance of online presence and social media in drag, that a cast so geographically diverse is aware of one another. Kornbread and Angeria, the first two winners of the season, keep winning as they dominate the scene with their effortless southern charm. When the friendliness borders the saccharine, Willow Pill is there to offer some dark humor when she laments at not being the smallest contestant, referring to Jorgeous, before taking solace in being the "youngest in the face." The next day they all energetically… Read full this story

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