All language subtitles for RuPauls Drag Race - All Stars - s07e11

Previously onAll Stars...

There are two people
with three stars,

Jaida and Jinkx.

But who's really counting?

It's lonely here at the bottom.

For this week's maxi-challenge,

you'll take turns

roasting each other to a crisp.

This is literally my kryptonite.

The last two were a disaster.

When I was doing
a line of coke off of it,

I had time to stop and reflect

and realized
I've become my mother.

Yvie, don't let anyone
ever tell you you're not pretty.

You're not,
but don't let them tell you.

Jinkx Monsoon.

We expected a slayage,

and you did not disappoint.

Trinity the Tuck.

You got it on lock.

The winner
of this week's lip sync

will not have the power

to block one of
their fellow competitors

from receiving a legendary
Legend Star next week.

The top two All Stars
of the week are...

- Trinity the Tuck...
- What?

And Jinkx Monsoon.

Con-drag-ulations.

You've each earned
a legendary Legend Star.

This is your chance
to impress me

and win a cash tip of $10,000.

Jinkx Monsoon,
con-drag-ulations.

You're a winner, baby.

Whoo!

We got that roasted game.

It's sinking in that I
have just won my fifth challenge

and my fourth star,

so I'm feeling this mix
of I'm fucking proud of myself

and also did I really?

Did I do that?

Congrats to Trinity
and Jinkx Monsoon,

this week's challenge winners.

Congrats to you. You have,
like, the most wins here.

Well, thank you.

It felt really good
to conquer something

that has, like, literally
plagued me since Season 9,

so that was amazing.

Girl, I won a roast,
of all things.

I feel like I could
really do anything.

I have four wins,
I have three stars,

and if I do the math,

that means
I'm one of the top girls.

Okay, but what
I'm also thinking about

is how All Starsrules
have been suspended,

and now no one's blocked
anymore.

Right?

But we have one challenge left,

so chances are I probably
still won't get to the finale.

Bitch, this is Drag Race,

and there's no telling what
can happen in this competition.

I feel like maybe
there is still a chance

for you to get top four.

We don't know, bitch.

Because you've slayed
every week.

It's not like you've just been,
you know, gutter Shea.

Like, you've been amazing.

Gutter Shea.

Gutter Shea.

We swore we wouldn't talk
about her on camera.

You've literally been
amazing every single week.

You know what?
But that's the thing.

We are in an all winners season,

and, you know,
the ante has been upped.

And though I would hope

to, like, get to be
in this finale,

I know that numbers do matter
in this competition.

Like, we have to be,
like, realistic here.

I literally only have
one star right now,

and I may have not gotten
As in math,

but I got Bs.

Do I get next week off?

And that is good enough

for me to understand that
this ain't adding up for me.

Do y'all wanna
get outta this drizzag?

Immediately!

Oh, my God, girl!

Immediately.
Oh, Monét, don't forget this.

Ooh! Oh, thank you.

Arf, arf, arf!

I completely understand
what you're feeling.

Bitch, it's a competition,

and you want the coin
and you want the crown.

I would love to be

the motherfucking queen
of all queens,

but, you know, like,
this is Drag Race.

There's no guarantee
of what could happen.

Hopefully having three stars

is enough to get me
into the finale,

but you never know, so...

I do not feel completely secure
with only three stars,

especially because
with one last opportunity

for us to secure a place
in the top four,

everyone is feeling
the pressure.

Girls, I'm coming for you.

Child, we don't know
what the hell is gonna happen.

- Jaida?
- Yeah?

You think that
you're gonna come for me,

but I don't believe you!

- Aah!
- I don't believe you!

I don't believe you!

Oh, my God!

- Aah!
- I don't believe you!

- I'm coming for you, bitch!
- But you know what?

If I gotta get dragged
to the finish line,

as long as I get there,
I'm glad about it.

I wanna go again!

I'm coming for you
and your three stars, too!

I'm coming for you
and your three stars!

The winner ofRuPaul's
Drag Race All Stars

receives a one-year supply

of Anastasia Beverly Hills
cosmetics,

a cash prize of $200,000,

and will be crowned
queen of all queens.

With our extra-special
guest judge Hannah Einbinder.

It's a new week!

It's not not a new day
in the werkroom,

and I am feeling like

it isn't not a perfect day
to win another star.

I lost track
of the double negatives.

Jaida, I love your pants.

She's, like,
fuck these stars, okay?

Yeah, she's got
all the stars, baby!

Oh, my God, your ass feels good.

It's firm.

That is true.
I do have a cute ass.

It's really cute.

Hello, hello, hello!

- Whoo!
- Yes!

- Suit!
- The gold glitters.

Ladykins, no matter
what happens next,

remember, you are all winners.

However, this week
will determine

which four queens
will be competing

in next week's
Lip Sync Lalaparuza

Smackdown for the crown.

- Whoo!
- Whoa.

For your final maxi-challenge,

you need to use every ounce

of your charisma, uniqueness,
nerve, and talent

as you star

in the Drag Race Gives Back
Variety Extravaganza.

AllStars7.

Now, in addition to
the customary tip of $10,000,

the winner
of this week's lip sync

will receive a $30,000 donation

to the charity of her choice.

- Oh, my God!
- Wow!

Courtesy of The Palette Fund.

And later today, each of you

will be joining me
and Michelle Visage

for an intimate
Tic Tac chitchat.

Oh, and one more thing.

This week's challenge
is worth...

Three legendary Legend Stars.

What?

I'm sorry, what?

Did she just say three?

Three legendary... hah!

That's right.
That means each of you

still has a chance
to make it to the top four,

lip sync for the crown,
and win $200,000.

- Oh, my gosh.
- Aah.

The pressure.

Racers, start your engines,
and may the best Legend win.

Wow!

Hole in the patch!

Wow.

Oh-ho-ho!

Three stars are on the line.

Three stars, bitch.

That really actually does
change everything.

When Ru said three stars,
the werkroom started spinning.

Who knew that it would all

actually hinge
on the talent show?

Yeah. See, literally.

Now knowing
that the variety show

is basically the one challenge

standing between me
and the finale,

the stakes are high.

I mean, like, they are higher
than Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa.

I'm doing a dance
from where I'm from.

I grew up on this island
in Indonesia called Bali.

Yes. You grew up there?

- Yeah, I grew up there.
- What?

Between ages of, like,
three and probably nine

when we came back to the U.S.
I was born here.

Balinese dance has influenced me
since I was a child.

It was my first introduction
to all things extra.

You know, it's color,
it's music,

it's rhythm, it's spirituality,

and I definitely mimicked it
as a little boy.

This particular dance
is the only one

that can be done
by either male or female.

Oh, really?

Westerners refer to it
as "the androgynous dance."

This is an homage
and a love letter

to my family and to Indonesia.

I'd better do some stretches
or something.

Oh, is it that physical?

For me, so...

Bye!

Have fun, bitch.

It's time to do my Tic Tac
chitchat with Ru and Michelle.

I'm ready for my close-up,
Mr. Charles.

- Hi, Trinity.
- How's it going?

You've been in the Drag Race
family five years,

and your life
has changed enormously.

Yeah, I went from
a small town girl from Alabama,

and I've traveled
to over 30 countries now.

Wow. How different is it
competing with all winners?

I have been blown away
at the caliber.

It's kind of crazy.

What would it mean
for you to win?

It would mean the world,

because I would be queen
of the freakin' winners.

I mean, hello.

- What charity have you chosen?
- Planned Parenthood.

There's so many amazing things
that Planned Parenthood does.

Not just reproductive.

They deal with,
like, sex education,

contraceptives,
cervical cancer screenings,

- and your mental health.
- Sure.

Like, there's
so many great things

about Planned Parenthood
that we need.

We need more of it,
and I just don't understand

why certain demographics look
at it like it's a bad thing.

Coming from Alabama,
speaking of demographics,

how is it that you were able to
sidestep a lot of those ideas?

Because I'm gay, honey!

I'm a big old sissy.

I had to navigate that
my entire life.

I'm proud to be from the South.

I'm proud to be from Alabama
because of who I am,

how I've turned out.

Maybe there is some other
little kid in a small town

that is watching Drag Race,
and they're thinking,

because I've seen Trinity,
I can do that, too.

And all those kids
from around the world

will be watching you
and rooting for you.

- Miss Vivienne.
- Hello!

This must be the longest period
of time you've spent in America.

It is, yeah, and it's showing.

You've always been a big fan
of U.S. drag.

Now, having lived
with all these queens,

has your opinion changed?

No. Do you know what's crazy?

The first couple of weeks
in the competition

I was so nervous.

People I've watched for years
and looked up to,

and, you know,
just the pinnacle of drag,

and now I know they're just
rotted, horrible drag queens

who are just exactly
the same as us.

Did you find it tougher here?

Yeah. You know, I think artists
always have a self doubt,

and it's healthy to have
a little bit of it, I think.

But I feel like
I've really held my own.

Three challenge wins.

How have I won
two lip syncs, please?

And the girl group challenge,

that's, like,
that was the one thing I...

- That was a big one for you.
- That was a big one.

Because you know
these American girls

can split, kick,
blah, death drop,

and I'm just like...

You're a winner, and I am
so proud of what you've done.

Now, what charity
are you performing for?

Trans Lifeline.
It's a trans charity.

It's a helpline, and they also
have offer financial support.

To have an organization

that knows how to understand
what trans people go through

is I just think
so, so important.

Yeah. What are you gonna do
for your talent?

I'm gonna sing my song
Bitch on Heels,

which Diane Warren wrote,
so hopefully you like it.

Oh, that's fantastic.

I'm a big Diane Warren fan.

I can't wait to hear the song
and see you in all your glory.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

Good luck, baby.

Trinity, what are you doing?

I'm doing a... like, a campy song.

It's an original song

about being from the South,

and a pop country like.

I'm singing opera.

- Opera?
- Yeah.

I'm definitely excited to do it.

It's never been done
on the main stage.

Never.

And it's something that
I spent so much money on.

- Because you studied.
- Yeah, I studied.

I went to college for it.

Before I discovered drag,

I went to school for opera
performance and music education.

Then drag came into the mix,

and being out in the club
all night

was not necessarily conducive

to a healthy operatic
singing lifestyle,

so I chucked it aside
and focused on drag.

- Hit a note that is in your...
- E.

- Oh! Whoa, wow.
- You better get that E.

- E!
- E!

I have a lot to prove.

I did that infamous talent show
in All Stars 4,

where I did not do a good job,

and I literally
can't even watch it.

I saw her live singing on
the talent show in All Stars 4.

That was shady.

But you know what? I am fully
ready to see her redeem herself.

Look who's here!

Monét!

Look at her
wearing her own merch.

Yes, it's a crew neck sweatshirt
and a little hat.

You are such a bright light
in this world.

- Thank you.
- It's true.

I gotta tell you, I've seen you
for years on this stage.

Something has shifted in you.

There is a comfort in you

that has allowed you
to shine even brighter,

and it's really lovely to see.

Thank you, Ru.

Do you feel it
from the inside out?

I do, I definitely
feel that way,

and, you know, a big part of it

is being able
to travel the world

and know that there's
so many different people

that just literally
want you to succeed.

Kind of carry bits of that with
you wherever you're performing.

What's the charity
you're performing for?

Ooh, I am performing
for Color of Change.

Oh, great.

They are for the radical ending

of the mistreatment
of Black people

through the prison
industrial complex,

at your job,

whatever way they can come in
to impact systemic change.

And what are you gonna do
for your talent?

I'm gonna sing opera for y'all!

- Why not?
- Why not, Ru?

I'm excited
for y'all to hear it.

Ru, but can you please
get those opera glasses

that you had in Season 5
for the ballet?

I can't wait to see
how this turns out.

- Yes!
- Yes, that's it!

Ru, please.
Promise me, RuPaul!

Art department,
we need opera glasses!

Hi, Yvie.

- Hello.
- Hello.

You look very dapper.

I'm trying to do
my prep school best here.

I'm doing anything it takes
for the good grades.

Love it!

You were incredible
on your season,

but this season
you have given us

so much more
than I knew you even had.

Yeah.

I feel like you can only get
to know so much of an artist

in a 12-episode series.

I'm so thankful that I got
the opportunity to come back

and show what more
I'm capable of.

What's your charity?

The National Coalition
Against Domestic Violence.

Is that near and dear
to your heart?

Unfortunately, it is.

Some of my earliest
childhood memories

are of, like,
watching my mom being abused,

and, like, growing up

and wishing
there was something I could do,

and then, like,
taking some of that abuse

to, like,
try and protect my mom,

since she couldn't do it
herself.

I would like to do
anything I can

to help make sure

that there are safe spaces
for everyone in your home!

- Sure.
- In your life!

During your season, we all
learned about your condition.

How are you doing?

It has been very difficult,

because with Ehlers-Danlos,

I'm feeling myself, like,
actively losing skills.

And, like, it's getting hard

to even just stand up in heels,

which is a little ridiculous
for a drag queen.

The beauty is you can laugh
and you can find humor.

I mean, it's what
I've got to do,

because it's gonna
keep happening.

You have brought so much joy
to this competition

and to stages
all over the world.

- You've been fantastic.
- Yeah.

And I'm so proud of you,
I really am.

- Thank you.
- So proud of you, Yvie.

Thank you, I appreciate it.

Thank you, baby.

Basically, whoever wins
the talent show

is definitely
going to the finale.

Blblblbl.

It's wild.

This week's maxi-challenge

is the Drag Race Gives Back
Variety Extravaganza.

The pressure is on.

The winners get three stars
and straight to the finale.

So Jinkx right now
is the only person

who has
a guaranteed spot with four,

which means
start cutting the wigs!

Steal the contour!

Shea Couleé!

Shea!

- Hi.
- Hi.

It's been a long run.

Oh, my goodness, I know.

You now know that you can still
make it to the top four.

Oh, my gosh, I know.

So how does that make you feel?

I had already come to this place
where I was just so, like, okay,

I don't think I'm gonna
make it into the final,

so I'm just
gonna support these girls.

And then to hear
I'm still in the race,

you know, it was just, like,
this slingshot effect,

and I'm like, all right.

Well, let me get back in there,

and I'm gonna
do this talent show.

Are you gonna do a song
from your album?

Yes, I am.
I'm really excited.

It's a very, like, Luther
Vandross meets Janet Jackson

kind of vibe.

So I really hope
that you guys like it.

When is the record
gonna come out?

When it's finished.

What's your charity?

Period Poverty Project.

So many young woman miss school
because they can't afford

the proper sanitary napkins
and tampons.

It's aiming to destigmatized
menstruation

and make more products
available.

That's great.

All right, darling,
we will see you out there.

Yes, let's make some money
for charity. Yes!

Yes! Good luck, babydoll.

Thank you.

I love when hair
smokes like that.

Oh, my God.

Is that piece
supposed to melt off?

Stop it. You know
I'm too gullible for that.

Hi, Raja.

I actually have
the actual Tic Tac

that sat on my plate
from Season 3,

and it sits on the top
of my altar at home.

- Oh, how cute!
- Oh, my goodness!

My Tic Tac
is not orange anymore.

It's now brown
and stuck to the bottom,

but it's the fucking
real Tic Tac.

You are so eclectic,
so all of that Rajaness.

Yeah.

Did you ever deny the Raja?

No.

I mean, you know,
growing up in the church,

I think there was moments
where I felt like

I had to kind of
tamper it down a little bit.

The religion and the faith

really kind of,
you know, affected

what my parents
tried to instill in me.

But, you know, my dad knew

that I was just
a free bird always, you know.

He was very, very proud
when I won Drag Race.

He had never seen me
do drag before that.

That must have been amazing,

not only for you,
but for your family.

Yeah. It still is.

I think my family really
still loves that, you know?

What good things
did you take away

from your experience in church?

Christian values are parallel

to so many other faiths',
aren't they?

It's just be nice to each other,
don't kill nobody.

- Don't fuck your neighbor.
- Don't fuck your neighbor.

- Well, maybe...
- Well...

- If they're married.
- Right, something like that.

- Well...
- RuPaul!

If they want it.

Yeah, I've fucked
a few neighbors for sure.

Perfect.

So, now, what charity
are you performing for?

I've chosen the National Center
for Trans Equality

as my charity.

They advocate
for the trans community,

and that really is
a special place in my heart,

considering that I've learned
drag mainly from trans women.

- Yep.
- So it just felt fitting.

And what are you gonna do
for your talent?

Well, since I grew up in Bali,

I'm doing a Balinese
temple dance.

And I also think
it's my responsibility

to showcase my culture
as an Asian.

I'm the only American-Asian
winner of RuPaul's Drag Race,

and I think that's
a very important role for me,

and I might not ever
do this again.

Actually, I don't wanna
do this again.

Ever.

Thank you, but never.

Thanks, Raja.

All right, go and rehearse.

I cannot wait
to see your performance.

- Okay. By-ee!
- Thanks, baby.

- Hi, Jinkxy!
- Hi!

Look, you got
your four stars on there.

I know. It's a little
cumbersome, you know?

- So heavy.
- Heavy.

You've done very well for
yourself in this competition.

Thank you. I came here
to do my very best.

I knew what challenges
I was gonna excel at,

and I didn't hold back
in any of them.

Yeah.

With the exception
of a couple design moments.

Every challenge
I feel very proud of.

You are extraordinary.

I can't tell you how proud I am

of seeing what you've been able
to do with this opportunity,

and you continue to amaze.

I wanna see your
full wingspan always.

I do think I've become a very
strong person over the years.

I was able to finally
give up alcohol

and finally seeing a therapist.

I don't know,
I have felt lighter,

and I've just
been having more fun.

You've been two years sober,

which is a very big
accomplishment.

Kudos to you on that.

You're absolutely right.

I am sober for almost...
Next month it'll be 22 years.

And, you know, I found
some people who can help.

You know, and it's...

When I think about it,
I get very emotional,

because I was ride or die,

motherfucker,
let's get fucked up.

So I know that it works,

and I wouldn't be here
right now.

All of this stuff
wouldn't be here.

Anyway, I wish the best for you.

What charity
are you performing for?

It's called the Black Visions
Collective.

It is a Black-led,
queer and trans organization

that works to dismantle
the violence

that Black, queer,
and trans people face

in our country
and in this world.

Sure, absolutely.

That's great.
Well, thank you, Jinkx.

Thank you both.

Grab a handful of Tic Tacs
if you want.

I can't wait to see you
in the talent show.

I can't wait to show it to you.

- Good luck, sweetheart.
- Thank you.

Oh, you are gonna grab some.

- I absolutely am.
- I would!

I love that.

- And they're very yummy.
- That sounds delicious.

Grab a fistful, Jinkx!

- Hey, Jaida!
- Hey, how are you?

Oh, my goodness,

and now you haven't
been away from us that long,

and you're back so soon.

Yeah. It was a really good idea
to come back soon.

I thought that coming back
would give me an opportunity

to, like, let go of the fear
of everything has to be right,

everything has to be perfect,

and not take it as serious
as I did the first time around.

Especially with
All Stars, All Winners.

- Yeah.
- Because you done already won.

So now it's time to come back
and have some fun.

Coming here is, like,

I'm learning so much
about what I'm able to do.

Like, that I don't have
to be any one thing.

And that's why this time around

I was, like,
I wanna be who I am.

Even, like, simple stuff,

like wearing these gay-ass pants
with these stars all over.

My favorite.

Before, this is something
I would have never done,

because if people see me
in these pants,

they'll think,
oh, look at that fag.

And now I'm just learning
to be, like,

I can do whatever I wanna do,

and I can not have
to feel ashamed about it.

But that's what
that crown means.

When you won, that crown meant

from now on,
you never, ever, ever

have to question
whether you're good enough.

Yeah.

Because you are amazing.

Thank you.

What's the charity you chose?

I chose Free Black Therapy,

because in my family

I have people who struggle
with a lot of mental illness.

And I think that if more people
were able to communicate

and talk with people
about how they really feel

and about what
they're going through,

they would be in
a much better place.

- I love that.
- Absolutely. I love that.

It's a great, great charity.

We can't wait
to see your talent.

Thank you. I'm excited.

Yay!

- All right, thanks, Jaida.
- Love you.

Love you, Jaida.
Thank you, honey.

Grr-rrr-rrr.

Ah, ah, ah.

This is it.

We're getting ready
for our last maxi-challenge

in the entire competition,

the Drag Race Gives Back
Variety Extravaganza.

You ready?
She ready. I'm ready.

Spaghetti.

You excited, Trin?

Yeah, bitch.
How are you feeling?

I feel great.

It's a very important day
for me,

and I need to be ready

physically,
mentally, creatively.

Raja, you're so flexible.

Oh, well.

Oh.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah?

Oh, fuck.

Oh!

There's a lot of pressure,
obviously,

because you can win three stars

and potentially win 200K
and a really fantastic crown.

You know, I still want
that fresh, new crown,

because mine's
that old tinsel one.

Ka-kata-kow.
That's what I want.

Kitty-kitty-cat-cat.

Trinity really sounds like
she could be a singer.

- Huh?
- That sounded good.

- Ha!
- For you.

For me.

You seem really excited
about your number.

I'm just excited to do it,

and I'm also
in such a great mood

because I'm excited to see
what everybody else does.

Yeah, I just can't wait to sit
and watch a good old drag show.

Honestly, it's like we get...

It's like you're getting
a front row seat

to a really good drag show.

All I know is if I land
in the top two this week,

then I can be in the finale.

Imma collect these three stars,

Imma make some money
for charity,

and Imma secure my spot
in the finale,

and then I'm gonna take
$200,000 to the bank.

Three motherfucking stars.

Two people are getting
three stars today.

That is insane.

The Mario party's happening.

"The Mario party."

There's gonna be stars going
ching, ching, ching, ching!

My head can't even process it.

I was literally up in my bed

trying to figure out
all of the scenarios,

what could happen.

After weeks and weeks

of playing this game
of Drag Racesurvivor,

it is crazy to think

that everything comes down
to this performance.

That's a little daunting
with only having two stars,

when there are people
with four and three.

So I'm like, oh, God,
if I mess this up,

I'm really gonna look
like Boo-Boo the Fool.

There are many scenarios
with a tie.

Not another tie!

Yeah, because if two people

with two or less stars
win tonight, then...

Yeah, then how do we...

I don't know.
They'll figure that out.

We'd have to have a tie-breaker.

There's, like, endless scenarios

for how the top four
could come out

now that there are
three stars on the line,

and I have absolutely no idea
how they're gonna break a tie.

They're gonna mud wrestle.

I saw them filling up
the kiddie pool.

Thumb wrestle is cool, too.

Maybe they
rock/paper/scissors it.

If their breaking tie
is a rock/paper/scissors,

I am handing in my papers
of resignation.

Like, is it, like,
more lip syncing?

Do you have to style a wig
in 10 minutes?

Will it be, like,
an ass competition,

where Trinity will make it
into the top four?

Will it be, like,
a face competition,

where I will get into
the top four?

Will it be a battle
to the death?

Drag is a contact sport.

Aah!

I definitely want to win,

but also I'm just
loving this experience

so much more
than any competition

I've ever done
in my entire life.

A big piece of that is probably
you reconciling with the fact

knowing that you won't win,

so it's, like,
really easy to be, like...

Oh, really?
Well, you know what?

I don't want none of y'all
in the top, bitch.

I just want go do lip sync
against myself.

Yes, me, myself, and I.
Uh-huh.

It'll be real strange
when you still lose.

Can you imagine?
Can you imagine?

- And what?
- Yes!

Welcome to the main stage

of RuPaul's Drag Race
All Stars, All Winners.

Michelle Visage.

Now, do you have
a favorite Charity?

Well, obviously
I love Shirley MacLaine,

but my all-time favorite
is Gwen Verdon.

Oh, yes. Nell Carter
is my favorite Charity.

- Oh.
- Of course.

Style superstar Carson Kressley.

Now, Carson,
are you a big donor?

Oh, well, I was an organ donor,
but they kept giving them back.

From the hit series Hacks,

it's the fabulous
Hannah Einbinder.

We're so happy you're here.

It's a dream, a thrill,

and an honor
to be in your presence.

Now, Hannah, do you believe
in giving globally or locally?

You know, Ru, I...
I go both ways.

This week,
we challenged our queens

to display their legendary

charisma, uniqueness,
nerve, and talent

in the first ever

Drag Race Gives Back
Variety Extravaganza.

Racers, start your engines,

and may the best Legend win!

And now, the Drag Race Gives
Back Variety Extravaganza.

Up first, it's Trinity the Tuck.

Oh!

Oh, my God!

Up next, a special
delivery from Yvie Oddly.

Oh, my God.

Who is this man
up in Yvie's gig?

He is cute.

I can't see the face,
but the body's right.

Whoo-hoo!

Oh, my God!

Now please direct your attention

to Miss Jaida Essence Hall.

And now the vocal
stylings of Jinkx Monsoon.

That talent was nothing, girl.
Show me a fist!

Welcome back

to the Drag Race Gives Back
Variety Extravaganza.

Now, the name on everybody's
lips is Shea Couleé.

I am living for what
Shea Couleé is serving.

This is you, bitch.

From Bali with love, it's Raja.

Here to step things up,
The Vivienne.

Now, here to put
some bass in your face,

it's Monét X Change.

We all didn't even know that
Monét had that inside of her.

She's had a lot of things
inside of her,

but we didn't know
that that was one of them.

Welcome, ladykins.

This week, no one is blocked.

Tonight, I'll name the top two
All Stars of the week

and award them with three
legendary Legend Stars.

Then the top two will lip sync

for their chance to win
a cash tip of $10,000,

plus a $30,000 donation

to the charity of their choice.

Next week, in our grand finale,

the four queens with the most
legendary Legend Stars

will compete in our Lip Sync
Lalaparuza Smackdown

for the crown,
and the winner will walk away

with a cash prize of $200,000.

That's a lot of hundred
thousand dollars.

And now it's time for
the judges' critiques,

starting with Trinity the Tuck.

That was really fun
in your double denim fantasy,

giving us wet t-shirt contest.

So silly, so camp,
and that's what it's all about.

Your wardrobe,
first of all, I love this.

It's a very, like, fun take
on, like, country Americana.

A statement belt.

When I get that call,
I'm picking up the phone.

You better
or Imma whup you with it.

I mean, I'm also
on board for that, so...

Up next, Jinkx Monsoon.

You look gorgeous.

I mean, the hair color,
the makeup,

and then this dress,
which is kind of like a 1940s

meets Jane Jetson
meets Thierry Mugler.

It's really chic and fabulous
and a great color on you.

And the song was not wrong.

You are gorgeous.

It was amazing just to see you
come out and do what you do.

You sing an 11:00 number
like nobody's business.

It was big, bawdy,
and beautiful,

and you were in your element,
and it was so fun to watch.

And then of course you had
vibrato and fellatio at the end,

which who doesn't love
that combo?

You belong on the stage.

Thank you.

All right, up next,
Yvie Oddly, a vision in pink.

I thought that little switcharoo
at the beginning was wonderful.

Though I will say I've had
bigger things in my box.

Just saying.

It's no competition.

No, it's not.

It was so incredibly fresh.

It was fantastic, and lyrically,
it was so exciting

and it had an amazing rhythm,
and you're just stunning.

I don't know where
you're getting your ideas.

They're just so uniquely you,

and that makes you
such a stand out on the stage.

You were giving us things that
were theatrical and gymnastical,

and I loved it.

Part of your charm
is that everybody's on edge

because we're thinking,
is she gonna kill herself?

But you didn't, and you're fine,
and you're fabulous.

This number means a lot to me,
because I got to call back

to some of the skills
that I am rapidly losing.

This was my, like, love letter
to all of the things

that I know I probably
cannot continue doing

for that much longer.

This is a literal
dream come true.

Like, I thought being here
the first time was it,

but, no, baby, this was it.

So thank you.

Thank you.

Up next, The Vivienne.

The song and the lyrics
were really well crafted.

I thought the performance
was, like, flawless.

And we were all up here saying,
"And I'm a bitch on heels,"

and I'm wearing flats right now.

Liar.

Well, maybe just a kitten heel.

You know, you really, like,

embodied that elite
performer power,

and I could have watched it
a million times.

You are a star.

You looked great.
Did it feel great?

It felt amazing.

I'm awfully sorry
to the dancers' backs,

that they need to ice them,
but I had the best time.

- Okay. Thank you, Viv.
- Thank you.

Up next, Shea Couleé Jackson.

Shea, I can't tell you

how excited I was
watching your number.

There was not only
Michael Jackson

but Janet Jackson and Beyoncé,

but the whole thing
was Shea Couleé.

You were feeling the full
global icon status.

My jaw was on the desk watching.

To be stunned is how
I am feeling watching you.

I am stunned. I am...

- So incredible.
- Thank you, Hannah.

Tight choreography, a sexy song.

Slayage I believe the kids say.

You kept the focus,

which is not easy to do

with such gorgeous men
behind you,

you know, and the focus
was always on you.

Your number was just amazing.

Thank you.

Up next, it's Raja.

I love this look,

and I know it's a traditional
Indonesian costume,

but it's so gorgeous.

The headpiece, the makeup,

just the fabrics
are a work of art.

You taught us a little bit
about who you are

and what it means to you,
and it was so beautiful.

Thank you
for sharing that with us.

Thank you.

I just felt so inspired
watching you.

You have, like,
this aura around you,

and I don't think
I've ever really felt that

watching any sort
of performance in my life.

We all knew, in watching it,

that this was something
very special.

How did it make you feel?

This is a lifelong dream.

My father, when he was alive,

loved to tell a story
about me as a little boy.

My family was at an airport,

and my family
lost me for a second.

And so they went searching
and searching,

and a few feet away,
little three year old Sutan

found a stack of suitcases,

and there I was dancing.

Dancing this.

And so it was my dad's
favorite story to tell.

And I don't know if the aura
you feel is actually me.

It could be my dad...

because I feel him in the room.

I always feel him in the room.

Thank you so much for letting me
live out a childhood dream

and to make my family
and my parents very proud.

And also, I hope

that the Indonesian
Tourism Board is watching,

so that they may sponsor me.

So I will be sending the link
when this airs.

Up next, Monét X Change.

Monét, Monét, Monét!

Carson!

You were taking us to La Scala

in a scotta
in a corset live dot com!

It was so surprising.

You were so good at it,
and you look gorgeous.

As the Italians say,
it was tutto bene,

which I think means "really
good" or "I'd like more cheese."

Cover girl, put some bass
in that opera.

And you did,
and it was so glorious,

because you have a gift.

Mwah. Bravissima.

I've never, ever sang
classically in drag ever.

I just didn't think
people wanna hear

a low singer singing up in drag.

And you guys really liked it.
That means the world to me.

For you to come out and do what
you did was just magnificent.

I think you're gonna have to add
opera to your nightclub act.

Yes!

- Thank you so much, Monét.
- Thank you, Ru.

Up next, Jaida Essence Hall.

Yo.

You were giving us nineties
rap video the house, honey.

The choreography was great,
the outfit is so cute.

I love that you have the 12,
representing your season,

with the crown above it.

You just have this cute energy,

and it's so fun
and so fun to watch.

I feel like cute meets cute,

because you look so cute
in this look.

Thank you, I...

Whew. But seriously...

The song is catchy.
You look like a star.

It was really, really fun.

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

While you untuck
in the werkroom,

the judges and I
will deliberate.

You may leave the stage.

All right, now, just between
us squirrel friends,

I wanna know what you think
of our All Stars, All Winners.

I thought Monét was remarkable.

We've never had opera here,

and a lot of times
the queens say,

"Oh, I can do this
and I can do that,"

and you see it, and you go,
"Um, actually, no, you can't."

This tonight, not only
could she do, she did it well.

And by the way,
wearing a corset.

A waist cincher is one thing.

A corset is a whole 'nother
beast, honey, and she...

Of corset is.

Of corsetet it is.

I don't know much
about Balinese dance,

but I thought Raja,
that was a beautiful way

to share so much of herself
with us.

It was so visually striking,
there was such richness.

I thought the dancing
was beautiful.

She really communicated

the importance
of what she was doing,

and that is such
a beautiful thing

that I really hope every artist

gets to experience
with their work.

It was so smart and beautiful

and stunning
and culturally relevant.

She shared something very deep
and very personal with us.

She didn't have to do that,
but she allowed us in,

and she was extremely
vulnerable with it.

And Yvie Oddly
is undoubtedly one of,

if not the leader of this new
wave and this next generation,

and she's doing it
perfectly to me.

You are absolutely right.

She is breaking down
the barriers.

In fact, when I started drag
in the 1800s,

I was doing this gender
F-word punk rock style,

and Yvie has continued on
that tradition.

She's just so darn unique.

It's hard to compare her
to anybody else,

because what she does
is so authentically Yvie.

But this was some next level ish

that we saw tonight
with Shea Couleé.

I was watching
a global superstar

do her thing on the main stage.

Yeah, it was truly
like time travel.

Everything was so perfectly
in that nineties sweet spot,

and she executed it
so wonderfully.

Her choreography was so tight
and punchy and syncopated,

when she finished, I was like,
"Where do I get the T-shirt?"

She's my favorite of the night.
I'm just gonna say it.

All right. Silence!

I've made my decision.

Bring back my Legends.

Welcome back, ladies.

Based on your Drag Race
Gives Backperformances,

I've made some decisions.

The top two All Stars
of the week are...

Monét X Change...

And Shea Couleé.

Werk!

Con-drag-ulations.

You've each earned
three legendary Legend Stars.

Now, when I call your name,
please step forward.

Monét X Change.

Jinkx Monsoon.

Shea Couleé.

Con-drag-ulations, ladies.

The three of you have qualified
for next week's

Lip Sync Lalaparuza
Smackdown for the crown.

Good for you, bitch!

But for the fourth
and final position,

we have a tie between
Jaida Essence Hall

and Trinity the Tuck.

Not another tie.

Monét, with a total of five,

you have earned the most
legendary Legend Stars.

With great power
comes great responsibility.

Monét, to break the tie,

you must decide
which one of your sisters

you'd like to invite
to the Lip Sync Lalaparuza.

Oh! RuPaul, me?

Why do I have to make
the decision?

Why you can't do it?

Will it be Jaida Essence Hall

or Trinity the Tuck?

You know, Drag Race
is this crazy thing,

and I love Jaida.

We have developed a sisterhood
in this competition together.

But I made Drag Raceherstory
with this queen,

and we went through
a lot together,

and so I'm gonna choose Trinity
to go to the Lalaparuza.

Con-drag-ulations, Trinity.

You'll be joining Monét,
Jinkx, and Shea

in next week's lip sync
smackdown for the crown.

Yay!

Jaida, Raja,

The Vivienne, and Yvie,

more will be revealed
in a moment.

Oh, fuck, please stop!

Oh, my God, I'm sweating!

Oh!

What's going on?

I'm not emotionally
strong enough for this.

But now there are charities

that need the help of our
top two All Stars of the week.

Ladies, the rest of you
may take a seat.

Well done, girls!

Good luck, Miss Sweet Cheeks.

Two Legends stand before me.

Ladies, this is your chance
to impress me,

win $10,000,

and earn $30,000 for
the charity of your choice.

The time has come...

for you to lip sync...

for your legacy.

Good luck, and don't fuck it up.

Whoo, whoo, whoo,
whoo, whoo, whoo!

- Y'all killed it!
- Amazing, amazing!

Y'all killed it.

Ladies, I've made my decision.

Shea Couleé, con-drag-ulations.
You're a winner, baby.

You've won a cash tip
of $10,000,

plus a $30,000 donation
to the Period Poverty Project,

courtesy of The Palette Fund,

which is dedicated
to advancing social change

in under resourced communities.

Thank you so much.

And to the other seven queens,

thanks to your dedication
and to the generosity

of Terrence Meck
at the Palette Fund,

each of your charities

will also receive
a donation of $10,000.

Oh, my God!

That's amazing.

Queens, please join Monét
and Shea on the main stage.

The Vivienne,

Jaida Essence Hall,

Yvie Oddly,

Raja,

you did not qualify

for the Lalaparuza
Smackdown for the crown,

but I can't tell you
how much you mean to me

and to your legions of fans
around the world.

But I think I've come up
with a way to show you.

Oh!

Ladies, next week,
you will compete

in your own Lip Sync
Lalaparuza Smackdown.

The winner will be crowned

the queen of she done
already done had hers.

And will walk away
with a cash prize of...

$49,000.

- Werk!
- Wow!

49.

Okay, I'm in.

Okay, correction.

Make that a cash prize
of $50,000.

Werk.

That's right,
next week we're having two

Lip Sync Lalaparuza
Smackdowns for the crown.

Ooh, I'm so excited!

Con-drag-ulations, ladies.

I'll see you at next week's
grand finale.

Now, to the fans,

who do you want to see crowned

the queen of she done
already done had hers?

Are you Team Jaida, Team Raja,

Team The Vivienne,
or are you Team Yvie?

And who do you wanna see crowned
the queen of all queens?

Are you Team Jinkx, Team Monét,

Team Shea,
or are you Team Trinity?

Let your voice be heard
using AllStars7.

And remember,
if you can't love yourself,

how in the hell
you gonna love somebody else?

Can I get an "amen" up in here?

- Amen!
- Amen!

All right.
Now let the music play!

Next time onAll Stars...

For the first time
in Drag Raceherstory,

we're hosting two
Lip Sync Lalaparuza

Smackdowns for the crown.

Whoo!

It's really happening.

This is like gladiator shit.

No holds barred.

This is gonna be quite a fight.

I have my eye set

on being the queen
of all queens.

Huah, huah, huah, huah.

There's two crowns on the line,

a quarter of a million dollars.

This is the best hour
of television

you're gonna get all year.

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