The harsh criticism of a downmarket dress didn’t look great coming from a world-famous drag queen who owns a 60,000-acre ranch in Wyoming. We’re looking for Great Britain’s next superstar.
And this goes to all of you up here: If it is from H&M, you better glitter the fuck out of it, and make it something special. “That’s what everyday people do, and you are a star.
“That outfit off the rack was a huge disappointment to me,” Ru says. The music hits a dramatic note as the camera cuts to RuPaul, who looks… grim. In response, Joe stage-whispers, “ Aiiitch and emmmmm,” and then laughs. “You came out wearing a finger wave wig, and something I probably could have bought off the rack at Primark, no joke,” Michelle says. Earlier in the episode, Joe had sung and danced his way through the Eurovision girl-group challenge wearing a pink knee-length dress with a high neck and puffy sleeves. While this has been quietly discussed among viewers and contestants for years, the now-infamous “H&M incident” from the just-aired season of RuPaul’s Drag Race: UK put it on the forefront of a lot of viewers’ minds.ĭuring Episode 5’s critiques, judge Michelle Visage took issue with contestant Joe Black’s look from the week’s maxi challenge. Not every dedicated viewer is a fan of the shift-and not every queen who appears on the show can keep up. “I realistically spent maybe, maybe $3,000 to go on Drag Race.” (Later, she added that she spent an additional $3,000 on her two finale looks, bringing her total to $6,000.) “If I went back on Drag Race now, I’d probably be spending $20–40,000,” she said.Īs the show’s profile has grown, so too, it seems, has the budget needed to feel competitive. “I did not spend a lot of money,” Bob the Drag Queen, who was crowned the winner of Season 8 in 2016, told VICE. “I’m not even gonna say how much money I spent to get here, because it is-” She doesn’t finish her sentence and instead twists her overdrawn hot pink ombre lips into a frown you could see from space. “Oh!” the second mermaid, Kameron Michaels, replies knowingly. “I don’t think people realize how much money… literally.” she continues, using her baby-blue talons to adjust the waistband of her tail, which is covered in iridescent pink and turquoise paillettes, and which she said moments earlier was too expensive to want to take off. “This competition….” the first mermaid, who goes by the name Miz Cracker, is saying. The two mermaids are sipping drinks and discussing how much it cost to transform themselves into glam sea nymphs for this episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race. The peach-colored plastic flower necklace she is wearing ends a couple of inches above her absolutely enormous cleavage, which is nestled in the bejeweled bra of a pop star.
She has long red nails curved into claws, impressive triceps, and visible tattoos. The other mermaid looks like your friend’s ex-stepmom celebrating her third divorce with a trip to Vegas: Her luscious margarita-green hair is accented by a headband topped with starfish, seashells, jewels, and fake flowers.
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