14x06 - Glamazon Prime

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Previously
on RuPaul's Drag Race...

You need to create
a public service announcement

for the Save a Queen
organization.

Hit it!

- Reach into your pocket...
- And give her some f*cking cash.

She's back to tip spots
at her local bar.

Filming in her bathroom
was cute for a bit.

Start packing now.

Jorgeous.

That confidence
you have on the runway

- was not on the screen.
- Orion Story.

It could have been more emotion.

Bosco.

I appreciated it,

because it was different
to everybody else.

Con-drag-ulations. You are the
winner of this week's challenge.

Jorgeous, shantay you stay.

Orion, sashay away.

Oh, girl.

Oh, my God, girl.

- Whew.
- That was a lip sync, bitch.

Orion has left the building.

It's no surprise to me,

because, baby, Jorgeous
slayed that lip sync.

I knew she was a dancer,
but, damn.

Come on for the novel.

Oh, she gave you an Orion story.

It says, "Bitch,
y'all put up a..."

Sorry. I dropped out
of high school.

Oh, girl, like,
being in the bottom two

is not the f*cking tea at all.

Like, I'm so pissed at myself,
because I knew I could do it.

I just need to, like...

Use that as fuel, baby.

Use that as fuel.

Going into this challenge,

it's, like, I'm not funny,
I'm not this, I'm not that.

So at this point, I really need,
like, to stop doubting myself,

because Miss RuPaul says
I was born to do drag, you know?

It really puts a fire
under my ass,

because that's the closest
I wanna be in the bottom,

and I don't wanna lip sync
again, I really don't.

Uh, Miss Bosco.

Miss Bosco!

How you feeling?

I'm walking on sunshine,

I'm feeling it.

I got the momentum
that I needed.

Getting the win on the board
is like that first domino,

and now you can really
get the ball rolling.

How does it feel?

Camden, you, top three.

For them to look at us
and say those amazing things,

it was like, am I...
Am I dreaming?

Daya, you were
a little bit disappointed

with being safe in Untucked.

Oh, I wasn't disappointed.

Don't twist my words, bitch.

Ooh!

Girl, don't be saying sh*t
that I didn't say.

I wasn't disappointed.

I just genuinely wanted to know
what I can do better,

because I watched the only
two girls left in my group

be in the top.

And I felt like I did
pretty strong in the challenge,

so I just wanted to know

what could have elevated me
to that next spot.

I am happy with being safe.

- I'm not complaining.
- I'm just gonna say this.

Yell at me again,
I'm gonna b*at your ass.

- Okay, so Maddy...
- Ooh, okay.

I will agree with DeJa.

Daya is really, really bitter.

You could switch her name from
Daya Betty to Bitter Betty.

Okay, girls, let's get
the f*ck out.

Get me outta this!

I think that part of why

we're seeing
little rifts kind of happen

is because the competition
is starting to heat up.

You know, the room
is getting a little smaller,

girls are getting picked off,

eaten like
old shaggy fruit, bitch.

- Aah!
- Owie.

Chile, all y'all ho's
better watch out,

because it's not personal,
it's drag,

and we are not here
to lose, period.

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♪ May the best drag queen win ♪

♪ Best drag queen win ♪

- Aah!
- Oh, my God!

It's a new day, ooh!

Make the bitch holler.

It's a new day in the werkroom,

and I'm inching closer
and closer to a win.

And it is just, like,
teasing the f*ck out of me,

so I'm really coming in needing
to just, like, k*ll it today.

I have to say, though,

that Spring runway,
that was sickening.

- It was.
- Oh, my God.

- We all looked so good.
- I don't think there's been

one bad thing
on the runway yet, honestly.

- Well...
- Well...

If you can't see the booger...

Hello, hello, hello!

Ladykins!

- Hi!
- Hello!

At this point
in the competition,

I feel like
we've become close enough

that I can confide in you.

- Aw.
- It's okay.

It's about...

Michelle Visage.

We've recently discovered

that she's been compulsively
shopping online late nights.

Turns out she was under
the influence of sleeping pills.

Have you ever heard of Glambien?

- Oh, yeah.
- Gets you every time.

Mm-hmm.

Well, the good news is

Michelle has kicked the habit,

thanks to her time
at the Acid Betty Ford Center.

Now we just need to deal with

the wreckage
of her shopping past.

♪ Oh, Pit Crew ♪

- Whoo!
- Whoo!

- Oh!
- Delivery boys.

- Oh, my God.
- Wow.

Ooh, y'all brought us packages!

Hey, daddy!

Ladies, for this week's
maxi-challenge,

you need to create
unforgettable looks

using the only
the unconventional materials

found in these
Glamazon Prime packages.

Yes!

This is what I live for.

It is classic Daya Betty
Frankenstein drag,

taking a whole bunch of sh*t

and mushing it together
to create a fantastic look.

Oh, and the packages
in the Pit Crew's underwear

are strictly off-limits.

- Oh!
- Oh!

Racers, start your engines,

and may the best drag queen win.

Oh, my God!

Can you get your ass off of me?

We are diving in there, tearing
sh*t open, we're screaming.

It's a free-for-all.

What is in here!

- Oh, okay.
- Sorry.

Because I wasn't looking
at that box, bitch.

After the last sewing challenge,

I was boo-hoo hurt
that I did not win.

I'm really mad at myself
for, like, not doing everything.

So I hoarded the most

because I wanna make sure
I have enough boxes

to have some type of material
that I want.

These are mine!

Imagine that.

Look at this sh*t.

Some fur.

Sprinkles?

Ooh, Sunday Riley.

Good Genes.
I love this stuff.

Girl, this is all
school supplies.

Have y'all ever, like,

went to a Christmas party
at your step-parents'

and you thought you were
getting something great.

Like, you were, like,
oh, my God,

they're gonna spoil me so much

because, like,
I'm new to the family.

And then you open the box
and it's, like, socks.

And then it's also,
like, deodorant.

And the most expensive gift
up in there

is a Sonic toothbrush, bitch,
and you can't even resell it

because they scratched out
the resale label

because they want you to use it.

That's how it feels.

It feels like
Christmas gone wrong.

Okay.

A little bit of structure.

Finally some things
I can do stuff with.

Anybody need these for later?

Wait.

What the f*ck?

Oh, my.

Ooh, Camden,
that looks beautiful.

Okay, Camden!

Oh, bitch, that's sickening.

I start to notice

that I have a few
pastel, colorful things,

and so I go, okay, it's not
four-way stretch fabric,

but they look like they could
live in the same universe.

Great. So I just go,
okay, grab that.

Oh, yes, I got fabric!

- You took everything, ho!
- I know.

Ow. I can't open these.
I just broke a nail.

I'm, like, having trouble
even opening the boxes,

because my fingers
are f*cking me up.

Okay, I'm gonna need
some stuff from somebody,

because I can't open
a single f*cking box.

So I'm just trying to grab
whatever people already opened.

So if someone's, like,
throwing, like,

"I don't want this one,"
like, I'll take it.

So I'm kind of left
with everyone else's scraps.

Is anyone using this one yet?

I feel like a little sewer rat,
scavenging amongst the trash.

It's like mmn-mmn-mmn.
What can I get?

And I'm starting to panic
a little bit,

but I'm trying
to keep it at bay.

I'm excited, because
when I usually make stuff,

I make stuff like this.

I go to thrift stores and just
find tablecloths and sh*t.

So I feel very in my wheelhouse.

The goal for today
is to be in the top.

I am tired of being safe.

I wanna be noticed. I want
people to remember who Daya is.

Are you using this pink?

- No.
- Okay, I'm stealing.

I have been a team player

and I've been getting along
with the girls,

and I feel like
maybe I've been focused

on getting along
with the girls too much.

Sometimes you need
to be selfish.

Color-palette wise, this is
kind of just the inspiration.

I'm gonna go
a little more kooky.

I think I'm gonna do,
like, a big babydoll.

Just a big baby...
like Jasmine.

I feel like I have a lot of
ideas happening in my head,

but I just need to trust
wherever my instincts go.

And right now,
I'm feeling like a baby.

- A baby?
- Yeah.

At this point
I'm really struggling,

because basically I ended up

with a bunch of sh*t
that I don't want.

And like, okay,
I think I'm gonna go,

like, the babydoll route.

Willow.

I just wanted to show you

I'm kind of doing
a babydoll thing.

f*ck.

I'm just letting you know
that babydoll idea,

I'm claiming it now.

Daya is so hungry for a win,

I think she would
literally eat a human.

If you show up
in a babydoll dress, bitch...

I am not gonna show up
in a babydoll dress.

I'll come for you.

All right, good talk.

Oh, f*ck.

I have no idea what I'm doing,

but I do love suspense stories,
so we'll see.

What's in the box?

This week's maxi-challenge

is the "Glamazon Prime sewing
challenge creation creativity

get me the hell outta here
because I don't sew" moment.

I think this is gonna be

a hot glue
more than sewing moment.

I just wanna know
what the hell Michelle Visage

thought she was gonna do
with all this?

I know. She was gonna bake,
she was gonna fix a car.

Michelle was shopping
late at night.

Girl, what kind of
sleep paralysis demon

shops for f*cking PVC,
barbed wire?

What the hell am I gonna do
with three umbrellas,

a shower curtain?

Like, what the hell
you gonna make with all that,

some kind of Bill Nye
the Science Guy experiment?

Bitch, I failed science.

Oh! Oh!

I did not expect that.

So the things that I gravitate
towards most

in the boxes I am opening
are the yarn.

I also got these amazing
over-bed canopies

in purple and in red.

Oh, yeah.
Oh, I got two, perfect!

I'm trying to do something

that is not something
that is so typical Jasmine,

but at the same time giving
a cohesive and streamlined look.

And I'm gonna use those
as a belt,

and I'm gonna try to drape
as much as possible.

I wanna incorporate these
on my outfit.

I may do knitted,
like, this all knitted,

like with this stuff,

and do, like, crisscross
and, like, gluing it.

This is the
"if I have time" part.

All right.

Girl, Jasmine
got something to prove.

After the ball challenge,

obviously Miss Thing was
a little salty about being safe.

Are you aiming to win
this sewing challenge?

I'm not.

In the back of my mind,
I'd love to,

but I ain't gonna be bitter
if I don't this time.

No tears left to cry
in this one, mama.

Sewing challenge,
who was in the bottom?

June and...

- And Maddy.
- Maddy.

- How you feeling, Maddy?
- How you feeling, sister?

I don't wanna talk about it.

She goes, "I don't
wanna talk about it!"

This is bringing up
a lot of trauma for me.

I'm feeling a little bit
triggered at this point,

because I know that
I am not the best seamstress,

and I know I don't have,
like, the best eye for design.

I have all these, like,
different, like, color options

to, like, play with.

I think I'm gonna start
with just, like, cutting these,

and just, like, sewing

the different one colored ones
together.

The main thing that I grabbed

was all these
different colored aprons.

With that, I feel like
I can really create

a very color block garment.

But I also have...

an inflatable doll.

I really just wanna have,
like, a coordinated outfit

with, like, the little,
like, blow-up doll or something.

Maybe just, like,
matching, colorful,

like, a dress or something.

Oh...

Hey, squirrel friends.

- Hi!
- Hey!

You know, it's bring
your daughter to work day,

but since I don't
have a daughter,

I brought Carson!

Oh, hi, queens.

Whatcha unpacking?

Jorgeous!

You know, Jorgeous
was born to do drag.

Uh-huh.

This is the child prodigy.

- Who, me?
- Punky Brewster does drag.

Yes. Okay, bitch,

you were in the bottom
last week,

and it was glorious.

How are you gonna make sure

you're not in the bottom
this week,

although I gotta say,
if you are,

it wouldn't be the worst thing
in the world.

No, like, you can't
wish that upon me.

- No, I'm not.
- You cannot wish that upon me!

So what are you doing with this?

Honestly, these two colors
really, like, caught my eye,

and I wanna give something,
like, kind of dark,

because lately I've just
been kind of, like, glamorous.

Oh, I hate glamorous.

Oh, it's the worst.

No, but I just need to make sure
everything fits right, so...

Yeah, there was...
You've had some fit issues.

Yeah.

A lot of your tops
have been falling down.

You're constantly
hoisting them up.

That's an easy fix,
but a huge distraction.

- Yes.
- A huge distraction

away from the talent.

You have some very
inexpensive-looking items here.

It's really important
to make it look elevated.

You don't have to do a lot.

Oh, yes.

You've got all the goods
to sell it.

But I would make sure
it looks elevated.

Of course.

My girl Jorgeous, you know,

I feel like
she is kind of unsure

when it comes to the materials.

Thank God she has a tiny body

and she doesn't have to worry
about that much

about covering
a lot of surface area.

- Thank you.
- Thank you!

Kerri Colby.

Now, this is really cute.

Did you do this already?

Yes. At first, when
I was looking at my boxes,

I was, like, what the f*ck?

And then I kind of
just started, I don't know...

Sculpting.
You're sculpting.

Where did your sense of style
come from?

I've always, like...

I feel like
I had to kind of, like,

pull myself together
to have some sort of aesthetic.

And I used to get
pretty made fun of,

so I always would,
like, make sure

that if I looked funny
to people, my clothes wouldn't.

You used to get made fun of
by the kids at school?

Oh, yeah.

And do you still carry
the hurt from that?

There's definitely
a little bit of scar tissue,

and that kind of pops up
every now and then.

Like, I have a fear
of rejection.

Well, you always look gorgeous.

Thank you.

A bit restrained.

Everything is very tailored
and poised.

It's like
you wanna be so perfect

that nobody can,
like, find any holes.

- Yeah.
- Like, you know,

this is a perfect opportunity

for you to create something
and let loose a little bit.

You know, it's a way to reclaim
what was taken away back there.

For sure.

All right, Miss Kerri Colby.

Thank you.

Maddy Morphosis.

- Hi.
- Well, hellur.

Let's talk about your outfit,

that sort of big,
flouncy dress thing.

It's like a hostess gown.

It's like a hostess gown.

And very seventies.

Was that what you
were going for, or...

It wasn't originally.

I originally
came up with the idea

of doing something very,
like, nineties color blocking.

And as I was creating it,

it wasn't exactly, like,
the idea I had in my head.

So I'm just kind of going

where I have an old country feel
with patchwork.

Uh-huh.

Going for more, like, that vibe.

And I have, like, this hat,

and I thought about maybe,
like, doing more just, like...

- Like Minnie Pearl?
- Uh-huh.

I mean, give it a point of view.

So I don't care
if it's a country woman

with flowers in her hair

or if it's, you know,
1970s Palm Beach socialite.

Right.

- Make sure we know what it is.
- Mm-hmm.

I think you just need
to go bigger with everything.

Just let yourself go.
Feel the fantasy.

- Okay.
- Because you're in drag, man.

It's all about this area
right here, Maddy.

Mm-hmm, and if it's on fire
or not.

Is your p*ssy on fire?

Is my p*ssy on fire?

It's warming up.
It's warming up.

Oh! Well, bitch,
now's the time.

- It's kindling, yeah.
- You better strike a match.

I'm here in this competition
for a reason,

and it wasn't because I played
it safe in my audition video.

It's because I took risks,
I showed who I was,

and I feel like Ru
is telling me right now

that I need to do that
on the main stage.

Think about what I said.

- Yes, ma'am.
- All right.

Angeria, come on over here.

We got company, honey.

- Hello!
- Hello!

- Hello there.
- Your fan-girling already.

Tell Carson what you're doing.

This really stood out to me.

I saw it and I was,
like, structure.

I wanna take more of, like, less
pageant and more, like, fashion.

So you're gonna do
a sculptural dress look.

Yes, it's most
like rich couture.

I mean, this is very heavy, too,
so I would just be very careful

of how you're attaching this
to the dress

so we don't have a floppy fan.

Right. Yeah.

And what was this?
It was drapes or something?

- Yes.
- Wow, okay.

It's not stretchy, is it?

It's not.

Well, why would you do that
to yourself?

Well, mama, the boxes don't
have much things that stretch.

But it's okay.

I've worked with things
that don't stretch before.

Oh, okay.

You're a braver woman than I am.

Hey, gotta do what you gotta do.

Okay. Well,
thank you very much.

- Bye.
- Bye.

- The black fabric's a little...
- That's tricky.

It's a little stiff,
and it's lined,

so I'm hoping
she takes the lining out.

Yeah.

I know that Ru and Carson

have the microscope on me,

and I'm a little scared.

I'm a little scared right now.

Lady Camden.

- Hi.
- Hello!

These are your found items

from Michelle's
midnight ordering.

- Yeah.
- I love that lining thing.

That's very Bob Mackie.

- This terrycloth?
- Yeah.

This is, like, a kid's
paddling pool material.

So I just kind of cut it up.

And I know that
because of the material,

it's not gonna lie
super beautiful and flat,

so I figured
if I covered it with this,

it gives it some texture
that kind of conceal.

- Oh, right, yeah.
- Right, right.

Yeah, have you ever made
anything like this before?

I have.

It's always a little,
you know, glued together,

a little jury-rigged.

So my challenge with this

is to make it look refined
and like a real...

- Finished.
- Yeah, finished, yeah.

You know what I notice about you
is that you need a bigger lip.

Because we lose your mouth,
because you have a strong chin.

Yes.

You know,
you have a strong nose.

So you just need a little bit
more lip, you know?

Okay. I thought
you were telling me

to get an injection.

I was like, "Is there
someone on-site?"

You did very well last week.

- No wins yet.
- No wins.

I feel like I was close.

Getting close just gave me
a little taste of it,

so I'm like, unh!

This is an opportunity
to go for a win here.

Okay.
I know I did pretty well

last time we did
the design challenge,

but this time I know
I need to step it up

by giving it more drama.

- Thank you, guys.
- Thank you.

And I feel like I have such
a drive and focus right now.

I really, really,
really want to win.

Jasmine Kennedie.

Now, Carson, whatever you do,
don't mention Chappaquiddick.

I won't.

- Hi.
- Hi!

Now, you got a lot of stuff.

You've got some very gauzy...
Is it tulle there?

These were actually,
like, over-bed canopies.

- Okay.
- Oh!

- Like a mosquito net.
- Yeah.

- Ooh, I love that.
- Mm-hmm.

And I was thinking of layer them
on top of each other.

- Uh-huh.
- This is, like, a rough sketch.

But it's gonna be a halter top
that goes to the back.

And then from here,

I wanted to do, like,
a very, very high slit.

Wait, what did you call me?

You high slit!

But I wanted to do
something more flowy

because I've done a lot
of fitted stuff for y'all.

So I wanted to show,
like, a little bit more,

like, Sex and the City
Samantha vibes.

Going, like, out to Abu Dhabi.

- Ooh, Abu Dhabi realness.
- Yeah.

I think this could be
really amazing,

but also, don't make it
too complicated.

Like, I heard a lot of

"I'm gonna do this,
I'm gonna do that."

- You don't have tons of time.
- Right.

So I would edit it down
to what you can do,

and do it beautifully.

All right.
Thank you so much.

Thank you, thank you.
Off we go to work.

All right, Carson,
she don't want no big pill.

- No!
- She want a Willow Pill.

Oh, a widdle, tiny pill.

Hewwo. How are we?

The first time I saw you

I think was the ball challenge,
which you won.

Yes.

And you gave us
very, like, tailored.

You gave us, you know,
Boca Raton realtor.

You gave us the jumpsuit.

Oh, my goodness, that jumpsuit.

Stuff that I would be, like,

oh, you should be designing for,
like, a major fashion label.

Oh, thank you.

So you have a body bag
on a dress form.

Yeah, I have these sleeves.

The idea is to be, like,
a child's nightmare.

- Ooh!
- Uh-huh.

To be, like, a monster
in, like, a baby girl's room.

Do you have nightmares often?

I have a lot of stress dreams

about what's going on here.

Are you stressed out
in this competition?

When I'm awake, no.

When I'm asleep, yes, very much.

Really?

And so I guess this
is an emulation of that.

Okay, so this is a long-armed,
glamorous monster.

Well, what's the middle part
gonna be?

That's the part that
I'm having to figure out more.

You have this very elaborate
arm thing,

and that you're gonna have to,
like, mechanically figure out.

You probably need to keep
the rest of it pretty simple

- so you can finish.
- Yes.

This one, I am
a little bit more afraid

that it's not gonna work out,

just because I am more behind,
and it is more ambitious.

We're just at a point
in this competition

where you cannot slip up.

I cannot wait to see it.

I know if I
can finish this outfit,

it'll be a show-stopper.

But until then,

my butthole's gonna be clenched.

- Hi, guys. Hello.
- Daya Betty.

- Say hello to Carson.
- Hi, Carson.

Hi. So what are you creating?

I'm gonna do a pink
and yellow color palette

kind of inspired by this
little thing that I found.

It just caught my eye.

It's a design challenge.
I make tons of my stuff, and...

You make your own stuff?

Yeah, I make, I would say,
90% of what I have.

There are times where I don't
wanna go to the fabric store.

It's too expensive, and
I don't have that much money.

So I'll go to the thrift store

and I'll get tablecloths
and I'll make stuff out of it.

Right. Oh, so this should be
right up your alley.

- Yes, I'm very excited.
- That's right.

So you're doing, like,

a babydoll
with the balloon sleeves.

I'm a huge fan of ribbon, so
I'll probably add some ribbon.

All right. Well, it seems
like you're on your way.

So just because
I have been safe,

other than my first week,

I haven't really gotten
any critiques.

So is there anything
that you wanna see

particularly more from me?

I think the big thing
is that obviously,

you are, you know,
from the Haus of Methyd.

And there is
a lot of similarities

to you and the beloved
Crystal Methyd.

For me, the makeup
on a couple of the challenges

was very, very evocative
of Crystal Methyd.

But we need to find out
who you are

and what is your special sauce

that you're bringing
to this competition.

So bring us Daya Betty.

Okay.
I love Crystal.

She is one of my idols.

But I'm not her.

I think that's great advice,

because here we are
six weeks into this competition.

You've got to emerge.

Daya asked the question, and she
got the answer she did not want.

All right, thanks, Daya Betty.

Thank you guys so much.
I appreciate it.

And, like,
to be completely honest,

I don't know if this outfit

is gonna let her grow out
of this Crystal shadow.

Hey, ladies, gather round.

Gather round, ladies.

Carson, will you do the honors?

Thank you so much!

Tomorrow you'll be delivering
your Glamazon Prime looks

to the main stage,
where we'll be joined

by our extra-special
guest judge, Taraji P. Henson.

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God.

I am ready for Miss Cookie
to come in

and just get...
Oh, I'm so excited!

So do you want me to keep going?

Yeah, sure, you're doing great.

All right, so good luck,
and don't f*ck it up.

Ru, how did I do?

Who the f*ck told you

it was okay
to say f*ck on my show?

You always liked Ross
better than me!

And I'm not your real daughter!

Ladies, let this be
a lesson to you.

Never have children.

Okay!

This week's maxi-challenge

is the Glamazon Prime
design challenge,

and I'm really struggling

because time
is my enemy right now.

Oh, no.

It's hard, because
it's almost, like,

sometimes if my hands
aren't working well,

I'll get more flustered,

and then they'll work
even less well.

So I'm trying
not to get flustered.

I don't wanna walk
down the runway just naked

with these arms, like, whoo,
look at how beautiful I am!

I'm literally doing
a step and repeat.

What that mean,
"step and repeat?"

When you go to, like, a venue

and they have, like,
that red carpet

with that, like,
billboard behind you

with all the sponsors,
and you take your picture?

That is a step and repeat.

Oh! Too fancy for me, honey.

The fact that this bitch
just has no idea

about some things
that are glamorous,

even though she is
a glamour queen, cracks me up.

I guarantee you, 2022,
you gonna be, like,

"Oh, yeah, step and repeat,
I know her well."

Did you get the critique

you were finally
looking for, baby?

- Yes and no.
- Okay.

It's like I always get compared
to Crystal, like, nonstop.

And it's, like, I love her,
but it's so annoying.

It gets to me,
because it's, like,

I don't want you to see Crystal
when you look at me.

I'm not a carbon copy
of Crystal.

I mean, there are things
about my style, yes,

because I come from that world.

Right.

But, um, I am
very different than her.

And, yes, with this challenge...

I am going more on the lighter
side, the brighter side.

But at the end of the day,
Crystal is more playful, fun.

Daya is more dark and grungy,

but also still
a good party fun time.

I'm gonna make
what I had planned,

and then somehow distress it
and make it more my style.

Just wanna make sure
that it reads Daya.

Yeah.

And Daya
is a distressed Crystal?

I'm not
a distressed Crystal, no.

But I always have more edge
than Crystal does.

Crystal's more of a clown
than I am.

And I didn't know Crystal
owns color, you know?

Like, I didn't know she owned
polka dots and color.

You know, it's like... uh.

I'll tell you
one thing right now,

and I don't have nothing against
Miss Daya nor no Bettical.

But she's mad
that she's where she's at,

and I know that really,

her anger is coming from
a place of desperation, period.

Hope this comes out good.

I'm working with a sickening
purple, dark, fluffy blanket.

Werk, Bertha.

And as I'm putting it
in the sewing machine,

girl, there's just fur
everywhere.

Oh, my gosh.

No!

So I'm just like, okay,
this is gonna be an issue.

Oh, no, babe.

Jorgeous' outfit is shedding
all over her legs,

and it's kind of looking like

she just gave herself
a Brazilian

and hasn't, like,
dusted off yet.

Oh, my goodness.

As I'm wearing it, it looks like
a f*cking potato sack.

It's just pulling
in the wrong places.

So I'm like, bitch,
they're gonna read me fierce

once I walk out the runway.

This is out of the question.

So I'm like, no, ma'am,
we're scrapping it.

Oh, my God.

Like, all these.

Luckily, Angeria had, like,
this print shower curtain.

Anything's better than nothing.

Jorgeous, how you gonna
just take my dress

and re-wear it like that?

Honestly, I'm freaking out,

because we have
such limited time.

How am I gonna do this?

Jorgeous is a dancer,

so everybody is really
uncomfortable right now

because if they land
in the bottom

and Jorgeous is there,

I do not think that
you will see them next week.

- Whew! Whew!
- Coming down!

- Let's get into it.
- Let's get painted.

This is judging day, and, girl,

I was going through it
last night.

I had to make my garment
last minute

because the thing
that I was working on

did not come out
the way I wanted to,

and I just hope
the judges like it.

Gonna walk out there today

with the fattest lips
you've ever seen.

You better give it.

Just, like, touching
the end of your nose.

When Ru tells you to do
something with your makeup,

you do it.

You don't ask questions.

You just give her the lip
that she wants.

I can't smell right now

because my lips are just
in the way of my nostrils.

I'm gonna think big lips,

and then I will have big lips.

Who do y'all think
is struggling?

I haven't seen a lot
of Willow's garment.

I have not seen much at all.

And what I have seen,
it looks very minimalist.

I don't know if she has,
like, a direction

or, you know, for it
or I don't know.

Just because she's, like,

didn't really spend
a lot of time on it, DeJa.

It kind of just
looks like a bunch of sheets.

And they are gonna hold her
to a certain standard

because she is a seamstress.

DeJa, so you decided on
the Greece outfit, then?

Yeah. Greek goddess,
I love mythology,

and I'm gonna do the damn thing.

I find DeJa's look
to be whelming.

If I had her sewing chops,

I would have shown off what
I could do a little bit more.

And because I have
the best body here,

I wanted to definitely
show that off.

- Right, right, right.
- You know.

- It's a fact.
- I'm the thinnest.

DeJa, I do think you have

one of the sickeningest shapes
here, though.

Thank you.

It's sexy.
It's a sexy shape.

So what y'all think
about my shape, then?

Oh, damn.

Nobody even pads
like that no more.

- Ooh!
- Ooh!

- Okay!
- Damn!

Okay, that's how you feel?

She says as she's padded
next to me right now.

Yeah, Jorgeous, show us what
a real padded ass looks like.

- Yeah!
- Any time.

Give us a twirl, baby.

Wow!

Pull over!

You're welcome.

Your booty a little lopsided,
but it's okay.

Oh, no, yes.

We'll see more of it later
when she's lip syncing.

- Oh!
- Ooh!

I'm just f*cking with y'all.

Who are you?

Thank you for transferring
that negative energy.

What age were you
when you got kicked out?

I was kicked out at 15.

Oh, my God.

My dad did not like me
growing up.

Like, at all.

He would tell me
to leave the room

if I walked in
and he was around.

Oh, my God.

And he was, like,
"You disgust me."

Like, you being around me
is disgusting,

because I don't like
your, like, feminine energy.

He didn't want to raise,
like, a weak son.

Because he's sports,
m*llitary, all those things.

I remember there were
so many times

when I would, like, talk to him,

just trying to have,
like, normal conversation.

He would tell me,
like, you know,

"I can't have
a conversation with you."

"I don't wanna talk to you
at all,

"because your voice
is gross to me.

I don't like it,
it's so feminine."

And this is something that
I became very used to hearing

at a very early age.

I didn't like that
I got talked to that way,

but I also was, like, eew,

I don't really like you
and who you are.

So it just showed me
at a very early age

that I did not really want
to be a part of my own family.

Me and my dad had...
When I came out,

I didn't even actually
get to come out to him.

I was outed
by one of his friends.

Oh, that's always fierce.

Yeah, I had an Instagram
with my drag and stuff,

and my mom knew.

We were just hiding it from him.

Like, everyone knew.

If I can ask, what age were you?

I was 15,
and he came in my room,

he's like, "Listen,
I'm okay with you being gay,

but you need to cut
this drag sh*t out."

Like, "I'm not having
a drag queen as a son."

My dad kind of already
has this preconceived notion

of what gay life is,

and he didn't really want
to hear me out.

It was, like, six months of us,

like, either not talking
or fighting.

Yep, I relate to that.

And it took his girlfriend
to really open up his mind

and realize, like,
you only have one life,

and if you're really
gonna hate him

because he's doing something
he loves, that...

That's kind of monstrous.

Yeah, exactly.

My dad's girlfriend

really made him see, you know,

that I am not
some creep or freak,

and made him realize
that it's an art form,

and it's something
to be embracing.

Over the last year,

I feel like we've
gotten back to a place

where we were back
to when before I came out.

Where, like, I can call him
and talk to him.

That's honestly beautiful.

Maddy, do your parents
know you do drag?

My dad knows now.
I told him before I came here.

It was just very, like,

"As long as you're happy,
as long as you're safe."

Aw, I love that.

You know, like, "I support you
and, like, what you do."

What about your mom?

I have not seen my mom
since I was, like, 18.

- Really? Wow.
- Yeah.

Her and my dad, they split up

when I was, like, a baby,
like two or so.

And my dad and my grandma,
like, really helped raise me.

The last time I saw my mom was
for my high school graduation.

She visited, and after
I graduated, she just left.

My grandma was really
like my mom growing up.

- Yeah.
- Same.

So I've always had, like,
that motherly figure,

and, I don't know,
it's just like my mom,

it's just like it's almost
like she's not my mom.

She's just, like another person,

someone who just, like, pops up
every, like, year or two, and...

- Yeah.
- I don't know, like, I feel like

you can't really, like,
miss what you didn't have.

Growing up with my dad,
we lived in a trailer

right next
to where my grandma lived,

and so I spent
a lot of my time with her

She has no idea that I do drag,

and I honestly 100% don't know

what my grandma's gonna think.

I love you, Grandma!

I remember when I came out
to my dad,

I literally told him... like,
I jumped out of the car,

and he was dropping me off
at boarding school.

So I was like, "I'm gay."

Oh, my God.

You told him you were gay

as they were dropping you off
for ballet boarding school?

Wow.

I was like, "I know this
is gonna come as a huge shock.

I'm gay."

♪ Cover girl,
put the bass in your walk ♪

♪ Head to toe,
let your whole body talk ♪

- And what?
- Yeah!

Welcome to the main stage
of RuPaul's Drag Race.

She never met a package she
didn't like. Michelle Visage.

Signed, sealed, delivered,
I'm a whore.

And style superstar
Carson Kressley.

Now, do you like to shop online?

Mm, if by "shopping" you mean
"woofing and swiping right,"

then, yes, all the time.

And the amazing
Taraji P. Henson is here.

Welcome!

Thank you, mama.

Now, Taraji, I gotta ask.

What does the "P" stand for?

"Pay them b*tches no mind."

Unless they payin' my bills.

- Yes!
- I thought so.

I thought so.

This week
we challenged our queens

to deliver their Glamazon Prime
creations on the runway.

Racers, start your engines,

and may the best drag queen win.

♪ The world is your runway ♪

Category is Glamazon Primetime.

Up first, Lady Camden.

Now with wings.

For heavy flow days.

Yes!

I am giving you
a Glamazon Prime

sexy little fairy that
you just wanna take home.

The wings are definitely
my favorite part.

I covered rods that you use
to construct a tent

with beautiful, flowing net.

Touch all of this net, darling.

I've cut up the kiddie pool
into lots of stripes

and structured them in a way

that gives me a little bit
of a waist in the middle.

I feel so gorgeous.

Honey, she had me at halo.

Jasmine Kennedie.

- You've heard of Cher?
- Yeah?

This is Scheer.

Oh, she is a breast in show.

I'm feeling full
Romana downtown-a, yes.

My look is made out of bed
canopies, fringed tapestries.

I used some cookie cutters,

and a hat that
I covered with yarn.

I feel like Samantha
in Sex and the City,

and I'm about to go get plowed
on my red Jeep.

Does anybody still wear a hat?

I'll drink to that.

Daya Betty.

Does anyone have eyes on Daya?

I am bringing
my little puppet.

Her name is Daya Rhea.

She is the inspiration
behind this garment,

which is made out of
a kid's bed canopy,

a reflective tablecloth,

and a couple bed skirts
for the base.

I am feeling my oatmeal cookies,

and I'm living
my Muppets fantasy.

Talk to the hand, henny.

So what do you think the judges
are thinking right now?

"She's a top."

Maddy Morphosis.

Hoop, there it is.

Is that Dean Martin with her?

I'm strutting
down the runway,

arm-in-arm with
that little blow-up doll.

We just made our entrance
into the square dance.

I'm wearing this beautiful gown
made out of aprons,

with little scrunchy
accoutrements,

and he is, of course, wearing
his matching apron shirt.

The inspiration
behind this makeup look

is borderline rodeo clown,
but in a classy way.

I'm sure the judges
are looking at me

like what the f*ck
is going on right now?

Her DMs are blowing up.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, that's a grower, that one.

Willow Pill.

Now, this is a fisting
accident gone wrong.

I wanted
to make an outfit

that makes me look like
a kids' nightmare,

but in a friendly way.

I've got these long,
scary Muppet arms

with these fuzzy little fingers
that claw at you.

This slutty little dress
that's lined with pink yarn.

I've got these
little polka-dot horns,

just to give all of that
monster under the bed drama.

This runway for me
is a sigh of relief

that I didn't walk down

in some scraps that
I hot glued together.

You know what they
say about Willow?

- What?
- Keep her at an arm's length.

Bosco.

That collar should
keep her from licking herself.

The vibe is Billy Idol

as an anime super-villain
wearing culottes.

I've used plastic balls,
parking cones, camping stakes,

and I sewed the pants
out of a painting tarp.

I'm also completely
hot glued into this outfit,

so I'm really hoping

that I don't have to pee
any time soon.

She's raising
the stakes, henny.

Tent stakes.

DeJa Skye.

"Greece" is the word.

It is.

I am giving full
Aphrodite Grecian god realness,

and I'm giving that full homage,

with that two-toned,
organic, drapey garment

made out of bedsheets
and a tablecloth.

I've used gold doilies
as accents.

I am feeling like a Greek god
floating on air. Oh!

Well, hello, Doily!

Her Mount Olym-p*ssy
is on fire.

Oh, my God.

Angeria.

Oh, she's huge on OnlyFans.

I have taken
the little black dress

and I have elevated her, honey,
to the 10th power,

complete with a peplum and
these big, gorgeous shoulders.

Who knew that you could take
curtains and blinds

and make a beautiful
cocktail eleganza?

I feel like I am at
the Daytime Emmys, honey.

Tell that cameraman to come
over here and take my picture,

'cause I look stunning.

Yes, honey,
feel the fantasy.

Jorgeous.

It's Shaqueera.

I'm feeling my
f*cking Shakira oats right now.

Like, this is what
Shakira would wear

if she had the JLo dress.

I'm wearing the curtain
for the dress,

and then I used a pillowcase
for the bra,

cookie cutters on my boob,

and I also used a piece
of a pool for my panties.

- Okay.
- Yes.

I'm just not gonna give you
just a regular runway walk.

I'm giving you choreo.

She got steps.

She is sh**ting
for the stars, honey.

Kerri Colby.

She's mopping the runway
with this lewk.

This is just giving me
my trantasy fantasy.

We know I live for that.

My boobs is out, my ass is out,

my fin is out
because I made one,

and I'm glittering
from head to toe.

I am just giving you
that Tyra Banks fierceness.

I like her fringe benefits.

Welcome, ladies.
I've made some decisions.

When I call your name,
please step forward.

Daya Betty.

Willow Pill.

Bosco.

Kerri Colby.

Ladies, you are safe.

I'm safe. Again.

Definitely thought I would
at least be in the top.

You may leave the stage.

Ladies, you represent the tops
and bottoms of the week.

Now it's time
for the judges' critiques.

Up first, Lady Camden.

You are a vision tonight.

I love the way
you proportioned it.

I love the outline, the way
you cut everything up

to give it movement
when you walk.

What did you use?
I'm intrigued.

Well, I used
an inflatable kiddie pool

for the strips of fabric.

Hey, kiddie pool!

Wow, all right, kiddie pool!

Carson, I suggested
she make a bigger lip,

- and she did it.
- Mm-hmm!

Puts the proportions of your
face in the right places.

She made a bigger lip
and a big impression.

- Hey-lo.
- Hello!

This is... it's just gorgeous.

It's costumey
in the best possible way.

- I think you k*lled it.
- Thank you.

Straight from the Kennedie
compound, it's Jasmine.

- Hats off to you.
- Tch.

I mean, no, take it off.

There's a lot
of great ideas here.

I think this look
needs to breathe,

and I think the hat could go.

I think the dream catcher
earrings could go.

I love a halter neck, but again,

I think the earrings
take away from it.

They're too big and bulky,

so they get in the way,
and they jumble together.

It's just messy.

I totally understand
what you're saying.

Like, as Coco Chanel says,

take two things off
before you leave the house.

Just make sure them two things
ain't them titties.

No, ma'am. I'm keeping
these on forever.

I want my titties
to look like that.

Can I have those?

Hell, yes!

Up next, Maddy and Daddy
Morphosis.

I have daddy issues.

I know you're going for comedy,

but I don't understand
the outfit.

What is the story here?

As I was making it,
it was starting to give, like,

a ragtag, homemade,
country outfit.

And so I really leaned into it,

like a girl who just, like,
put together scraps

and made her dress
to go out square dancing.

Yeah, I didn't get it from
the presentation, unfortunately.

You have to be careful
when you use props in drag.

I mean, we love that,
but I don't know,

it felt like you were trying

to distract away from
the outfit a little bit.

That weird length,
not quite to the ground,

never really works on anybody.

The slant of the skirt,

the edges kind of
being unfinished,

it's just kind of hard
to look at.

I loved your idea
of being funny.

Fashion needs that, you know?

I just wish you had paid
a little more attention

to just those details.

And put a gold chain on Papi.

Up next, DeJa Skye.

And then there's mauve.

Okay!

This color story
of all these mauves and pinks,

that all really works.

It makes you look
and feel gorgeous.

And they're tablecloths?

Yeah, they're tablecloths,

and then the back
is like a sheet, I think.

It's so sheet!

But the headpiece and the fan
look so cheap

that it really does
take away from the whole look.

Sometimes we just have
to look... you know, pull out...

How many times
have I heard that?

Pull out of the situation

and look down,
you know, at yourself,

and say, "Does this add
or does this subtract?"

And I think those two things

brought me out
of this beautiful look.

Okay.

Up next, Angeria Paris
VanMicheals.

Honey, I just hear you saying,
"The champagne is b*rned."

Classy, baby. You wowed me.

I think I put on the card,
"Wow."

And what did you use again?

These are black curtains
and some fancy blinds.

- Blinds!
- Yeah.

Fashionable window dressing.

It is classic,
bougie, snatch it.

Yeah.

It is gorgeous.

It looks like
the most beautiful taffeta.

I didn't know exactly
what I was going for

when I was talking to you.

I just knew that I had these,

and they were gonna lead me to
where I was going, and they did.

Well, the congregation will
never be the same after this.

And what will the preacher say?

That look said, "Oh, I got
the tea on the preacher."

Mm-hmm.

Up next, Jorgeous.

Hello there. Hi.

You know, I was worried
in the werkroom,

because you had kind of like
an aubergine blanket

that was made out of fleece.

I was so thrilled when
you came around the corner

and you weren't wearing that.

And this, it's edited
and it's elevated.

Well, I disagree.
I hated it.

And I hated that it's not on me.

- Baby, you turned it.
- Thank you so much.

I could see Beyoncé
in that right now.

It is simple, but sometimes
simple is smart.

Okay?

You know, last week
you were in the bottom,

and you have redeemed yourself
this week, child.

Thankfully for Angeria,
she had this extra fabric,

and she legit
saved my life, like...

I always ask you.

I don't know who taught you
how to put yourself together,

but they deserve a percentage
of your earnings.

I kind of wanna see you perform
in that, but...

I was ready to do so,
trust and believe.

Thank you, ladies,
I think we've heard enough.

While you untuck
in the werkroom,

the judges and I
will deliberate.

All right, now, just
between us squirrel friends,

I wanna know what you all think,

starting with Lady Camden.

Very Bob Mackie.

Who thinks to cut up a pool?

And, you know, the way she
tapered and layered the skirt

these different lengths, for a
dancer, that's the golden rule.

Progressively,
she's been getting

stronger and stronger
and stronger,

and tonight
is no exception to that.

Jasmine Kennedie.

You could tell how much
she loves drag.

The outfit, I think, was
three-quarters of the way there.

She used a bed canopy,
yarn, cookie cutters,

fringe tapestry, beach hat,
clam rasp, blender,

car battery, jumper cables,
garden hose.

Part of the challenge is, like,

make smart choices about
what you're going to use,

and then create an elevated,
chic look with them,

and it was just too much.

Sometimes it takes a while

for a person to understand
their own personal style,

what works on them.

And you know, at 22,

she hasn't
quite learned that yet.

- She'll get it.
- She'll get it.

She's 22.

Maddy Morphosis
and Daddy Morphosis.

Daddy's gonna put Maddy up
for adoption.

I can say that,
because I'm an adopted kid.

You can say that.
You have that right.

This was a fashion challenge,

and she was definitely
fashion challenged.

That skirt was bad.

It was constructed poorly.

The problem here is the outfit
started taking shape

before she had an idea
of what it was.

Give us funny, give us campy,
that's no problem.

But it's still gotta have
some craftsmanship.

We still have to be entertained.

DeJa Skye.

I thought the look she created
had such great movement.

There was, like,
a scene in Xanadu

where they're all roller skating
as, like, Grecian goddesses,

and it moved like that.

I know it well.

Then the doily, like, fan
and headpiece was a Xana-don't.

Yes! It was gorgeous.

And then those two things
were so distracting,

it was, like, eew.

Angeria.

When she came out on the stage,
I was, like...

Because literally, I could see
that on a red carpet.

I saw those fans
and I thought, ooh,

those are gonna be a problem.

But the way she placed them,
just breathtaking.

And I love that
she slicked her hair back

to make it a little bit
more modern.

Because it could look a little,
like, eighties of an era,

and not brought to now.

I keep waiting
for this bitch to fall,

and she's just not falling.

Jorgeous.

There's this thing
that I like to say.

It's called "hair acting."

- Uh-huh.
- She has it down, honey.

I just love to see a woman
work that hair, you know.

That's where
you can't overdo it.

Very entertaining.

The look was a Zaldy creation
for, like, a Katy Perry tour.

It was edited, it was
flattering on the body.

I keep drilling her,
"Who taught you that?"

You know who taught her?

- Who?
- You did!

- Well, you know...
- She grew up watching you.

She learned it
from watching you, dad.

She learned it
from watching you.

Yes.

Silence.

I've made my decision.

Bring back my girls.

Welcome back, ladies.

I've made some decisions.

Angeria.

Tonight you made
big fans out of all of us.

You're safe.

Thank you.

Lady Camden.

Your kiddie pool couture
made quite a splash.

You are safe.

Jorgeous.

You are one smart cookie.

Con-drag-ulations. You are the
winner of this week's challenge.

Oh, my God.

You've won a cash prize
of $5.000,

courtesy of Sunday Riley.

Yes, I finally won a challenge.

Oh, my God!
Thank you all.

I'm on top of the world
right now.

Oh, my God.

I definitely don't think
it's top material.

What are you conveying,

other than, hey,
I'm Gorgeous Jorgeous?

Maddy Morphosis.

Tonight
your country wasn't cool.

Jasmine Kennedie.

You did your breast,

but your accessories
were a bit of a bust.

DeJa Skye.

Your goddess look
was not mighty, Aphrodite.

DeJa Skye,

you are safe.

You may join the other girls.

Maddy, Jasmine,
I'm sorry, my dears,

but you're up for elimination.

I'm so pissed at myself

that I'm in this position again.

But I am not going home
to Jasmine,

especially not after what
happened in the Untucked.

You were in the bottom as well!

I hope you give the second-best
lip sync of the night.

I'm going to destroy you
in this lip sync.

Set your f*cking cocktail down,

because I am not worried,
period.

I'm gonna sell
the f*ck outta this song.

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 sync...

for your life!

I do feel my body, like,
shaking a little bit more

in the sense that, like,
I want the song to start

so I can stomp on this floor
and make Maddy eat it.

Good luck, and don't f*ck it up.

Damn, that was so good,
I wanna buy him a short set.

Oh, yeah.

♪ Huh ♪

♪ Imma be
like a jolly rancher ♪

♪ That you get
from the corner store ♪

♪ Well, Imma be
like a waffle cone ♪

♪ That's dripping down
to the floor ♪

♪ It's so good to the point ♪

♪ That I'd do anything
to keep you home ♪

♪ Whatever I get,
you putting it on, yes ♪

♪ Don't give me no lip,
let mama do it all ♪

♪ Let me be, I wants to be,
gots to be your suga ♪

♪ Give mama some suga, mama ♪

♪ Suga ma-ma, ma-ma ♪

♪ I'm your suga mama,
suga mama ♪

♪ Let me be,
I wants to be, gots to be ♪

♪ I don't want no baby
on my waist, 'cause I'm a ♪

♪ Suga ma-ma, ma-ma ♪

♪ I'm your suga mama,
suga mama ♪

♪ Come sit on mama lap,
hey, hey ♪

♪ Come sit on mama lap, hey ♪

♪ And I've always been ♪

♪ The type
to take care of mine ♪

♪ I know, 'cause every touch,
every kiss and hug ♪

♪ You best believe
it'll be on time ♪

♪ Suga mama, mama, mama,
yeah, yeah, yeah ♪

♪ Your suga, give mama
some suga, mama ♪

♪ I'll give you
all my money, baby ♪

♪ Turn me out, boy,
something crazy ♪

♪ Take my credit cards,
my house, take my car ♪

♪ Don't forget to give mama
some sugar now ♪

♪ Some sugar when
you walk out that door ♪

♪ Sit on mama lap, yes ♪

♪ Come sit on mama lap, yes ♪

♪ Come sit on mama lap ♪

♪ Hey, hey, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪

♪ Come sit on mama lap, yes ♪

♪ Come sit on mama lap, yes ♪

♪ Come sit on mama lap,
yeah, yeah ♪

♪ Yes, yes ♪

Ladies, I've made my decision.

Jasmine Kennedie,
shantay you stay.

Thank you.

You may join the other girls.

Maddy, your fate now rests
in the hands of the drag gods.

If you have the gold bar,
you will be saved.

You've been hiding your candy.

Now...

Let's see what you've got.

It's chocolate.

Maddy Morphosis,
because we knew you,

we have been changed for good.

Now sashay away.

Thank you.

Love you, Maddy.

I just want you to remember me
by two simple words.

It doesn't matter which two,
as long as they're simple.

Thank you.

I feel like I went home
way too early.

Daddy Morphosis
did not have my back,

and he really sacrificed me to
the wolves in this competition.

I grew up in a small town
in Arkansas,

and the fact that
I even made it here

is, like, so much more
than I ever dreamed possible.

Don't be afraid to live your
life as you want to live it.

Con-drag-ulations, ladies.

And remember,
if you can't love yourself,

how in the hell
you gonna love somebody else?

Can I get an "amen" in here?

- Amen!
- Amen!

All right.
Now let the music play.

♪ Oh, baby, oh ♪

♪ Playing
with the game of love ♪

♪ Oh, baby, playing
with the game of love ♪

Next time
on RuPaul's Drag Race...

You'll be starring
in The Daytona Wind.

Nobody can stop this bitch.

My king!

More drama!

Where is my car?

Did I leave the oven on?

Give us another Emmy, please.

You came in and nailed it.

Those lips screamed
"prost*tute."

I definitely think
you could have gone further.

I am not happy to be safe.

Sorry to the girls that
glued stuff on their bodysuit.

Jorgeous, it was just fabric.

Girl, step it up
and stop being a sourpuss.

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Oh, winner, baby ♪

♪ Oh, winner, baby ♪

♪ Oh, winner, baby ♪

♪ Oh, playing with
the game of love ♪

♪ Oh, winner, baby ♪

♪ Oh, baby, playing
with the game of love ♪

♪ Winner ♪

♪ MTV ♪