Drag Race Down Under: Week Two Power Rankings scandal 10/05/2021
Warning: Spoilers Ahead!
Did you get a chance to watch this week’s episode of RuPaul Drag Race Down Under?
Unfortunately, we did; It’s a miracle that we lived through the second-hand embarrassment to tell the tale. Despite only being on episode 2 of the series, New Zealand and Australia have somehow taken the title of performing the most rotten Snatch-Game in Drag Race herstory – It’s no surprise that at the end of the game, RuPaul declares last week’s eliminated queen Jojo Zaho as the winner for not having to be around to endure it.
There is one word for the first Snatch Game of Drag Race Down Under: snatched. (WOWPresents/YouTube)
Drag Race Down Under plays the Snatch Game in episode two, and the line-up might just be the campest one yet.
The second episode of
Drag Race Down Under, airing Sunday (9 May) on BBC iPlayer and Saturday (8 May) elsewhere, will see the nine remaining queens compete with impersonations of celebrities.
A teaser released ahead of the episode has revealed the queens’ choices for the game and it’s safe to say some get off to a better start than others.
Karen from Finance is one to watch, impersonating the never-before-attempted gay icon Dolly Parton. Like a few of the Australasian queens she is trying out an American accent, but unfortunately it sounds like it could use some work.
Exclusive: Drag Race UK star Bimini reveals behind-the-scenes tea from iconic Snatch Game
RuPaul’s Drag Race UK star Bimini Bon Boulash has reflected on her iconic Snatch Game performance to the pwess (aka us).
The East London vegan makes a special guest appearance on the latest episode of Snatched!, which sees Associate Editor Sam Damshenas and Fashion Editor Umar Sarwar reflect on the best (and worst) impersonations in herstory.
Bimini reminisces on her hilarious impersonation of British model and television personality, Katie Price (The Pwicey!), before revealing some behind-the-scenes tea that didn’t make the final edit.
“I think everyone was a lot funnier than they came across. Tayce didn’t come across as funny to me on the telly as she did when we were sat there. I was pissing myself,” she admits.
RuPaul s Drag Race s 20 Best Snatch Game Performances Ever
The recurring Drag Race game is the only place you can see Gemma Collins sharing the stage with Donald Trump.
World Of Wonder
Any RuPaul’s Drag Race devotee will tell you that, above all others, the Snatch Game is the one challenge every participating queen really wants to win.
Every series, the challenge has proved to be make or break for the contestants, with many becoming frontrunners for the crown after successfully impersonating a celebrity and – most crucially of all – making RuPaul laugh.
The question is, who provided the best Snatch Game performance ever?