by Eddie Walker
Episode 7 of RuPaul’s
Drag Race (Season 4) is definitely the most shocking episode so far.
For the mini-challenge, the girls had to “read” each other. Personally,
I hate the “reading” competition. I think it’s a cruel ‘mean girl’
game, but still, ‘reading’ is a necessary skill if you want to play in
this league. However, I’m sorry say but, every last one of the girls’
‘reading’ skills left me not impressed. ‘Reading’ is all about timing,
delivery, and cleverness. All of the girls were off on all counts.
Latrice Royal was named the winner of this week’s mini-challenge, and it
really could have been any of them because they were all mediocre. I’m
glad Latrice won, because I don’t think she has won anything in the
past, and I can’t see her winning anything in the future.
For
the main challenge, the girls had to create a “Dragazine” cover, along
with a look for the runway. This week’s winner was none other than Phi
Phi O’Hara.
For the first time, Phi Phi was flawless on all counts.
Her “Dragazine” cover for a travel magazine was stunning, where she wore
a ‘blonde-bikini-bombshell’ look which definitely worked for her. Phi
Phi’s runway look was equally as impressive.
Next, let’s talk about the bottom three…
Latrice
Royal was third to the worst for this week’s main challenge. She had
to make a “Dragazine” cover for a gossip magazine. The judges got it
right when they said her cover looked like a madame’s calling card. All
she did was lay on a couch, and flirt with the ‘Pit Boys’ who were
pawing her. She totally missed the mark. Instead, she could have posed
with a finger to the lip saying ‘shhh’, or cup her hand to her ear so
as to eavesdrop on a conversation, or even an ‘OMG’ hand to the mouth
would have been better than what she came up with. Her runway look, I
think, was the worst even though none of the judges said as much.
Santino did comment that the dress looked like a couch from
rent-a-center. The comment definitely struck a nerve with Latrice, as
we found out in “Untucked”. I’m glad she held her tongue, because I do
not think it is cute to talk back to a judge. For me, that’s grounds
for immediate dismissal. She better thank her luck stars they didn’t
put her in the bottom two, although I think she will be next week.
I’m
extremely shocked to report that Willam ended up in the bottom two,
although I understand. I think the girl must have went off her meds,
because it seemed as though she totally lost her mind. Willam had to
make a “Dragazine” cover for an interior design magazine, which I think
was the easiest of them all - all you have to do is pose on a sofa.
Instead, Willam takes off all of her clothes and jumps up & down on
the sofa with nothing but pillows covering her candy parts. And while
her runway look was classy as usual, the judges checked her on the ‘five
o’clock shadow’.
Jiggly
Caliente ended up in the bottom two also, thanks to Phi Phi. Phi Phi
tricked Jiggly into doing a ‘serious’ “Dragazine” cover for an exercise
magazine, when everyone knew it would go over better if it was ‘funny’
instead. On this act of treachery, all I can say is ‘karma is a bitch,
Phi Phi’.
Willam and
Jiggly had to ‘lip-sync for their life’. Unfortunately for Jiggly,
they had to lip-sync to the country song, “My Vida Loca” by Pam Tillis.
Jiggly was totally out of her element with this song. So was Willam
for that matter, but she pulled off an acceptable Carrie Underwood
impersonation, barely. Therefore, Willam gets to ‘stay’, and Jiggly had
to ‘sashay away’. And although Willam ‘fucked it up’ royally this
time, she’s still in my top three along with Sharon Needles and Phi Phi
O’Hara.
Another doll down, and five to go before this season’s winner is named. I can’t wait.
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