All language subtitles for Canadas.Drag.Race.S03E09.WEB-DL.1080p-FN.en

- Condragulations, final four.

One of you will be
Canada's next drag superstar.

Jada Shada Hudson.

- We've been asking for you
to turn it up,

and you turned it up.

You look gorgeous.

- You're
unspeakably beautiful,

and this is aspirational.

I want to be her.

- Turn up!

- I think I should be
in the front.

- Wait--

- Fiercalicious.

- You're just ready
for the runway.

This is Met Gala.

- You've had a rise
like we've never seen before.

You've changed the game.

- Who doesn't love
a little drama?

- Gisèle Lullaby.

- You shine on the stage.

You are born to do this.

- Zam, zaddy.

- This is everything.

- It's OK. I have the mascara.

[laughter]

- Kimmy Couture.

You set the runway on fire.

- You're that pop superstar.

- You have this electricity.

- I put one word,
which was attitude.

- And you could never.

- I deserve this crown.

- I am the best.

- I am Canada's
next drag superstar.

- I'm here to fucking win.

[electricity zapping]

[dramatic musical sting]

Oh, my God.

- I'm so sad to lose Vivian.

She was pure joy.

She was so true.

I'm so happy to have
crossed her here.

- "I miss you already.

"I think it's really important
that you remember

the size of my lips, kisses."

Honestly, I love Vivian though.

- Yeah.
- I know. We love you, Vivian.

- Yeah, she was so nice.

Miss Vivian,
I love you so much,

and I'm sorry
I sent you home, girl.

I will see you in BC.

- There's so much space
on that couch.

- There's so much space
on the couch.

- How do you feel, Miss Kimmy?

- I feel so good
that I'm in the top four.

- Girl, you don't sound
like it.

- No, I just--I fully thought
I was gonna go home tonight.

- Yeah. We made it.

- It's the top four!
- Top four!

This is unreal!

Top four. Top four.

all: Gay gasp.

[all gasp]
- Bitch.

- Representation.

- I think this is, like,
the most diverse top four

"Canada's Drag Race"
has ever had.

- Yes.
I'm from the Caribbean.

Kimmy is from the Philippines.

Gisèle is French.

And Fiercalicious is African
and Romanian.

Put it on the screen:

diversity.

- We're the top four.
- Yes!

- Let's get undressed
and get ready for the finale!

[all screaming]

- Top four!
- Ah.

- We are so close
to the finish line.

I'm exhausted, but I'm ready

to snatch that crown.

- Put on your seat belt
'cause this crown is going

straight to Quebec.

- I have what it takes.

I'm winning this crown.

Can someone please bring me

a glass of champagne...

- Ugh.
- For the queen, darling.

[laughter]

- I will do whatever it takes
to get that crown.

- Girl, Kimmy, Kimmy, Kimmy.

Ow, bitch!

- Bitch, bring it on.

- [singing]
Drag-drag-drag race.

- The winner
of "Canada's Drag Race"

receives a sickening supply
of beauty products

from Shoppers Drug Mart

and the pleasure of $100.000

thanks to Trojan.

With Traci Melchor,

Brad Goreski,

and Brooke Lynn Hytes,

with tonight's extra special
guest judge,

Sarah Nurse.

[singing] Best drag queen win.

[upbeat music]

- Girl.

- It's a new day
in the Werk Room,

and people,
this is the top four!

[all cheering]

- Whoo!
- Period!

- For the last time
in the Werk Room,

I am giving you fashion, honey,

in my neon orange...

what is it called, baklava?

- Is it a baklava?

In my neon orange baklava.

- Girl.
[laughs]

You got me saying "bak-lava."
It's "bah-klavah."

- Girl. [laughs]
Don't let--let--

let them get me on this--
on this here TV station, girl.

I'm giving you runway
in my neon orange ski mask.

- Girl, Jada's ready
to rob somebody.

- Girl. Fashion, girl,
you don't know it.

- [laughs]

- So girls.
- Girl.

- What's the stats?

- Oh.
- Let's start with Jada.

- She won a challenge.

- And the bottoms?

- I mean--
- You forgot those.

[laughter]

I had a bit of a rocky start
at the beginning,

but two wins, baby.

- Work. Work.

- Same thing,
one bottom, two wins.

You, Kimmy?
- Like, one win.

This competition is very tight.

Like, all the top four is
literally some fierce bitches.

I've always been like a yo-yo.

I'm either at the top...
- Yep, exactly.

- Or, like, the bottom.
- You're the yo-yo queen.

- Yeah.
[siren blares]

[all scream]

- O Canada.

She done already
done had herses.

My top queens,

Kimmy Couture,

Gisèle Lullaby,

Jada Shada Hudson,

Miss Fiercalicious...

- Ah! RuPaul said my name.

- Condragulations.

You've stolen hearts
from coast to coast to coast,

but now is not
the time to boast.

Before you snatch that crown,
my dear,

you'll have to prove you're

true, North, strong,
and fierce.

[engine revving]

- [gasps]
- Ooh.

- What's up, queens?

[cheers]

My fab final four!

- Yes!
- Period.

- Who's ready to be crowned
Canada's next drag superstar?

For your last Maxi Challenge
of the season,

you will write and record
your own verse

on the "Canada's Drag Race"
original track,

"True, North, Strong..."
and what?

all: Fierce!

- Don't worry. I will help you
lay down your vocals.

[cheers]

Then lace up those thigh highs
and get ready to sweat,

'cause you'll be choreographed,
yet again,

by the fabulous Hollywood Jade.

- Ooh.

- And tomorrow
you'll walk down the runway

for the final time.

Category is
Coronation Eleganza.

But first, get ready
for a high tea photo shoot

with an extra frosty
special guest.

Racers, start your engines...

all: And made the best
drag queen win!

[cheers]

- Ugh, love.

There we go. That's fabulous.

- Oh!
- Hello--oh, my God!

Hi!
- Ah!

How are you?

It's Icesis,
the reigning queen.

[mimics trumpet]

Oh, my God, it's Julie Andrews
and Cruella de Vil.

- It's something.
I'm so proud of you,

and congratulations.
- Thank you so much.

It's an amazing trip,
and it was honestly

a fucking adventure
that was so hard.

- Tell me about it.
Do you feel validated?

- Oh, now I am. Now I am.
- Tell me about the experience.

- I won sewing challenge.

- You won a sewing challenge?

- I won the Snatch Game.
- Ooh, I love a girl

that can sew.
You won the Snatch Game?

Oh, wow.

- A French Canadian wins
Snatch Game.

- What character did you play?

- I play Marie Curie.

[laughs]

- I don't know what that means.

- She invented radium.

- I still don't know
what that means.

What would winning the crown
mean to you?

And the crown is
right over there,

so make the answer very good.
- Oh, my God, hi, crown.

See you later.

I always say
I'm the born-to-be drag queen

because when I was very young,
my mom was a seamstress.

She showed me everything
how to do.

So since the start,
I knew how to sew.

I knew how to do makeup.
I knew how to do hair.

For me, drag has always been
part of my life.

It is who I am.

So I always been
so proud of doing it.

And I can be a really good
ambassador for it.

- Do you want to do
a photo shoot?

- Are we doing a photoshoot?

- We're gonna do a photoshoot.

- I love photoshoot!

- Ugh, love.

- Let's arch the back.

- Decadent.

- Put your legs up.

- Ooh--ooh, the knees.
Remember the knees.

- Icesis is an old bitch
like me.

But you know what?
I feel perfectly healthy.

[groans]

Hold this in your hand
like I'm going

to serve you a piece
of the crown.

- Oh, that's so smart.

- I want to taste the crown.

- You want to taste it?
Now you're tasting it.

- So now you're afraid,
but I'm gonna do that.

- Fabulous.
Thank you so much.

- Yay!
- You're welcome.

- Oh, so good to see you.

I'm so proud of you.
- So nice to see you. Me too.

- Good luck.

- Ooh, hello, Miss Icesis.
- Hi. Hello.

Hi, Fiercalicious.

How are you?
- Hi. I'm good.

Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you, too.

- Icesis and I have both
had similar journeys

in this competition.

We started off
a little bit rocky.

But after getting out
of our heads

and believing in ourselves,

we shot straight for the stars.

- Oh, my God, she's so cute.

Did you expect to make it
this far in the competition?

- Coming into the competition,
I was like, yes,

I'm definitely gonna be
in the top.

But then the first week, girl,

the first design challenge
got me good.

- Are you a designer?

- I'm a hot glue gun girl.

I sewed a gown. I won the ball.
- Did you?

- Yes.
- You won the ball?

- Yes, I did.
- Oh, my God. Congratulations!

- Thank you. Thank you.

- What would winning the crown
mean to you?

- I learned about drag
because of "Drag Race,"

and it changed my life.

Seeing queens
that were similar to me

gave me the confidence
to start drag for myself.

- Did you make any friends
while you were here?

- No.
- That's OK.

- No, I'm kidding.
I'm kidding.

Let's do, like,
a little cheers moment.

- Cheers.
- Where's the camera?

Maybe let's do back-to-back.

- Bitch, you better
stop pushing me.

[laughs]
- I'm posing with my leg.

I'm trying to pose.
- I felt all the ass

on my back.

Where do you want me to stand?

- Let me grab the crown first.

- No, don't touch
my crown, girl.

[laughs]

- That's fabulous, ladies.

- Thank you.
- Good luck.

- Love you.
- Bye.

- Bye.

- Bitch, I can't--
- Hey!

- Girl.

It's my girl,
Miss Icesis Couture.

And let me tell you something.

She looks like money.

It has been a roller coaster.

I cry every week.

- Do you?
- On the top, crying.

Bottom, crying.

Winner, crying.
- Why is that?

- From season one,
I was always the name

that was, like, thrown around--
oh, my God,

Jada for "Drag Race,"
duh, duh, duh, duh.

It has put
so much pressure on me.

- You don't want
to disappoint yourself,

the people around you
who have supported you.

- That part.
- What would it mean to you

if you won
this beautiful crown--

- Wait, is that real?
- It's right there.

- Ooh.

My family's back home
in Barbados.

My mom loves me dearly.

I'm still a little shy
to take her to--

to Jada Hudson's show.

- She hasn't seen it
in person yet?

- She hasn't seen it in person.

If I was to win,
I feel like she would see

that is actually, like, my son
really going for his dreams.

- Aw, you're gonna make me cry.

- Aw, don't cry, girl.

This is one day
I don't want to cry, girl.

Icesis poured me some tea.

You know what? No.

Just feed me a macaroon, honey,

'cause Mama is hungry.

Mm.
- Let go!

[laughs]

Bitch, you almost ate
my finger.

[laughs]

- [gasps]
- Ugh, beautiful.

Turn up?

- Turn up.
- Turn up for Jada!

- [screams]
- Oh, my God!

- Girl, it's Icesis!

It's my mother.

- I'm dead. Ooh.

- I miss my mama bear so much.

- You look like
you're withering away.

Let mother feed you.

- [laughs]
- Cheers.

- Cheers.
- Congratulations.

- Thank you.
- I'm so proud of you.

- The minute that I came in,
I was like,

I'm gonna fuck shit up, bitch.

Let's go.

House of Couture, baby.

- [yells]
Ay!

This my daughter!
She came here to win!

[laughing] I'm so excited.

[laughs]

Did you end up in the bottom?

- I did twice.

- So you are my daughter.

- Yes!
- [laughs]

What would winning mean to you?

- It would mean a lot to me
because it would represent,

you know,
the underrepresented community.

It feels great to be
the first trans woman

to make it to the finale
of "Canada's Drag Race."

And girl, I'm making herstory
right now, honestly.

- Knowing you, I was
a little bit worried

because this competition was
so hard for me mentally,

and I'm also shy like you are.

So the fact that you're here--

I know how much strength
it takes to get here,

and I can't believe you did it.

- Let's do a family photo.

- Yes.

Mother-daughter power duo. Ugh.

- Where would you like
to put me?

This is the one time
you can be in charge of me.

- How about I'll lean
on the table,

and then, like,
I'll hold some tea like this?

- Aw.

- Fabulous. Thank you, ladies.

- Oh, my God.

I'm so proud of you.

- I'm the only one who got
a family visit, bitch.

- Bye, love you.
- Bye.

- [fake cries] Guys.

- Now it's time to write
the lyrics to what?

"True, North, Strong,
and Fierce."

I'm excited.
Let's turn it out.

- Oh, bitch.

- So what are you, like,
writing about?

What is your verse gonna be,
you know?

- Well, I'm gonna talk
about my drag family.

- House of Couture.
- The House of Couture.

And then maybe I'll talk
about me being trans.

- I want to write about, like,
you know--

you know, I'm a city girl.

I'm a lyricist.

It will be a little bit of,
like, you know,

migrating to the big city
and, like,

make your dreams come true...

- Aww.
- That kind of thing.

I've been doing this
for 13 years.

I have written a lot
of my lyrics

to my own music before.

And this is what
this challenge is about--

bringing out your personality

and dancing
the hell down boots.

- What about you, Gisèle?

- I'm writing about me.

I put some French in there.

Just a little--
just a little sprinkle.

Even if I've never written
lyrics before,

you know,
it's still a performance,

so I'm good at that.

I talk about me mainly,

about the good quality I have,

and I want people
to have, too--

so being kind, being sweet.
- Aw.

- Aw.
- Yeah.

- Well, I'm writing
about my journey

throughout this competition--

being confident
and being fierce.

I have to kill the song,

kill this performance,

and snatch that crown.

We all better turn it out

'cause one of us is gonna win.

- Ooh.
- Hi.

Look at my nieces.

- We are recording a track for
an original "Drag Race" song!

What?

- All right, are you ready
to lay some tracks?

- Oh, yeah.
- Let's do it.

- Let's get going.
Fierce, you're up first.

- Yay.
- So come join me.

- The last time
I recorded a song

for the Rusical,
it went very well.

I'm sure it's gonna go
just as amazing.

- All right, are you ready?
- I'm ready.

[rapping]
Serving looks so icy, icy.

Personality spicy, spicy.

Rags to riches.
She's slayin' bitches.

I'm True, North, Strong,
and Fiercalicious.

- [laughs]
- [speaking] Like out of breath

on the last one.
- Right?

That's a lot of words.

- Yeah, she's mouthy.

- We're gonna do
that first paragraph again.

Punch the rhymes.
- OK.

- And give me the attitude.
Give me

that Fiercalicious attitude.
- OK. I will.

[rapping] True to who I am.

Don't like me?
Don't give a damn.

[speaking]
Sorry, "forget your man."

- I think you're going
too fast.

You're going,
"True, true to who I am.

Don't like me?
Don't give a damn."

- Girl, I'm really excited.
- Like, you have a little bit

more time than you think, OK?
- OK.

- And give me
personality, girl.

- [rapping] Little bit bratty,
little bit catty.

Forget your man.
I'm leaving with your daddy.

- There you go. That was good.

Good job, Fierce.
- Thank you.

- All right, up next
we have Kimberly Couture.

- [rhythmically]
House of Couture,

the next generation.

I'll ax these bitches
with no hesitation.

- Cute.
- Was that good?

- I love that.
- OK.

- We need to talk
about the word "ax."

- Ax?
- Yeah, you're saying "ass."

- Oh, sorry.

- Just really give me that X,
that ax.

- Ax.

[rhythmically] I'll ax these
bitches with no hesitation.

[speaking]
Working with Brooke Lynn,

she knows what she's doing.

- Give me all of the Kimmy
in this, OK?

- I'm just gonna trust her
and follow her instructions.

- Now, you know, just have fun.

You know, like, dance around.

Do whatever you got
to do to get, like,

the personality and shit
to flow out of you, OK?

- All right.

- We want your personality
on this track.

- [rhythmically]
Charisma, check.

Uniqueness, check.

Nerve and talent,
it feels correct.

- I don't want,
"It feels correct."

- OK.
- I want, "It feels correct!"

- It feels correct!
- Personality.

- Exactly, that.

- [rhythmically]
Charisma, check.

Uniqueness, check.

Nerve and talent,
it feels correct.

- Whoo!
- Yes.

- Thank you so much.
- Thank you, Kimberly.

- So Jada,
I'm very excited for this

'cause you're a little bit
of a singer, aren't you?

- Well, yeah.
- Are you gonna be

singing a little bit
in this verse?

- I'm more rapping.
- You're rapping?

- Right? Let's go.

[rapping]
Strong, that's on me.

I came with a plan.
I'm the real queen bee.

[singing]
You can't fuck with me.

- Yes, bitch.

- Jada got the groove, girl.

She can sing for real.

- [rapping] Island gal,
Barbados to the city.

Canadian queen,
immigrated, kitty, kitty.

[speaking] The "girl" on the
"purr" is supposed to be, like,

a little--not like--
like, a background.

- Yeah, OK, we're gonna do
the "purr" pickup.

- So I'll do some--
[rolls tongue]

And I'll do some "purr."

- Let's get this
so we can move on.

[laughter]

- [indistinct] girl.

[rolls tongue]

Purr.

- These are way too long.

- [rolls tongue]

- Purr.
- [rolls tongue]

- Purr.

- Purr.

- Too long.
- Purr.

- Purr.
- Purr.

- Girl, it's "purr!" Purr!

- Jada, do not
understand short?

Purr.
- Purr.

- [laughs]

- Wait, is it long?

- You're like, purr.

- 'Cause I'm supposed
to sound like a cat.

- You don't have time
to sound like a cat.

- Oh, God, really?
- But still give it attitude.

Purr.

- Purr!

- Yes.
- Perfect. Thank you.

- Purr!

- Kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty.
Purr, purr, purr.

- Thank you, Jada.
[laughs]

- Thank you so much.

- All right, Gisèle.

- [vocalizes]
[coughs]

My biggest challenge
in this competition

always been the singing part.

You know, I hate singing.

- [arrhythmic]
Looking where to put the crown.

Just here. I am Gisèle Lullaby.

Be funny, be kind,
be proud of who you are.

But remember,
I am the superstar.

- OK. [laughs]

We might have to rework this
a little bit...

- No problem.
- 'Cause it's not giving me--

giving me rap.
- OK.

- [speaking] From Montréal
to on the throne...

- "To on the throne."

- This francophone will
bring it home.

- Oh, my God.

Yeah, I love that.

Brooke Lynn is so helpful.

She's really good at helping,

and she has rhythm,
and it's really fun.

[rapping]
From Montréal to on the throne,

this francophone will
bring it home!

- Yes.
- OK, that was it.

We got that. That was perfect.

Thank you.
- This was so fun, my God.

- I can't.
- Whoo!

[laughter]

- Top four.

- Bitch!
- Yes!

- I hope you're ready.

This choreography is no joke.

- Real talk, listen,
I'm not ready.

My back has never been the same
since the Rusical.

- We're gonna start
with you, Fierce.

- Uh-oh.

- Eight, and a-one and two.

Ta, ta, ta, and right
and left, right, left.

- Girl, she's putting me
through it today.

- Five, six, seven, eight.

Uh-uh.

And a-one.

Uh-uh.

- My hands are doing this.

My feet are doing this.

Girl, I don't know
what is going on here.

- One.

Mm-hmm.

It's just way faster than that.
- Yeah.

- Miss Fiercalicious, girl,

she says she's a choreo girl.

She says
she took dance classes.

I don't know.

- And one, two, three,
and four.

And five, six.

OK, there's a lot
of gray area right now.

And what I need you to be
is live and in living color.

- I really need
to nail these moves

because this performance
is the last thing

standing in between me
and that crown.

- All right.
You're like, put me in, Coach.

- Yeah.

- All right, well,
I'm putting you in.

Here we go.

- Kimmy's a dancing queen.

I know Kimmy's gonna
get the choreo down pat.

Easy for Kimmy.

- And a-one, two, three, four.

Five, six, seven, and eight.

And a-one and two, three, four.

Five, turn six, seven, eight.

- My God, Kimmy.

- Yes, Kimmy.

- [laughs]
- Machine.

- And T, T, T.

- Ah, ah, ow.
Kimmy, Kimmy, Kimmy Couture.

- Ta. Thank you.

Ta, shimmy, ha,
seven and eight.

Almost.

Close, close, close, close.
- Yes, Kimmy.

- So really focus on detail.

- I'm gonna do this.

I'm gonna practice all night
'cause, girl,

I'm not playing around anymore.

It's the finale, girl.

- You're the turn up queen,
right?

Turn up.
- OK.

- Give it to me.

- I'm a dancer.
I've been dancing for years.

But honey...
- Five, six, seven, eight.

- Girl...
- One, two--

- I got to try to keep up,
honey, OK?

- Brilliant.

From the top.

- Girl.

- One and two.

Three and four.

- Jada is nailing
her choreography.

She has got these moves down.

- Seven, eight.

One, two, three, four.

Five and six.

- Yeah!
- All right.

- Yes, Jada.
- Jada isn't playing around

when it comes to dance.

- This is the world stage,
honey.

Right? Give it all to me.

So try to find a way
to incorporate your personality

into the movement
that I've just given you.

- Mm-hmm.
I need to literally

give to you like I am
at the Super Bowl, honey.

I need to, like,
bring the bang.

- Gisèle.

- Yes, Gisèle.

- I love your theater outfit.

You said, I am a serious actor
in my all black.

[laughter]

- Gisèle came to rehearsal
in her turtleneck.

Girl, are you about
to unveil the new iPhone?

- Game face on.

That's what I want to see.

Here we go.

Five, six, seven, eight.

- OK.
- Up and up.

Six, seven, eight.

- [grunts]
Sorry.

- I know. It's a lot of this.

- This is fast, people.

- One, two, three, four.

Five, six, seven, eight.

One, two, three, four.

Five and six, seven, eight.

- [groans]

- She's a ditty.

- Yeah.

- Gisèle is doing pretty good.

Right now,
she's my biggest competition

because she's a dancer,
and that girl works.

- The more consistent
you are in your repetition

of where everything is placed,
the easier it will become.

Yeah?
- Yeah.

The show is tomorrow.

I'm just gonna have to focus
and make it happen.

True!

- North!

- Strong!

- And fierce!

- Ugh!
- Period.

[cheers]

- It's Coronation Day.

Any one of us is gonna be
the winner

of "Canada's Drag Race"
season three.

Our last time
getting ready here.

- It's all thinking in now,
that it's, like--

- Yeah, this is the last time.

What was your favorite moment
in this season?

- Seeing you in the bottom.

[laughter]

- I know.

I could see everyone happy
about it.

- Honestly,
that was a good moment, girl.

I was like, yes, bitch.

She's not that perfect.

[laughter]

- Seriously, girls,
what did you learn here?

- I learned to, like,
just be more cautious of,

like, the things
that I'm saying

and how I'm coming across
to people.

- I'm proud of you.
You have changed.

You became a better person, and
you realize when you're wrong.

And that's the biggest step
in the world.

So congrats on this, bitch.

- Thank you.
- Mine is definitely

pushing the boundaries
of my comfort zone.

I'm actually a really,
really shy person.

Like, when I say funny things
or I'm talking like,

"bitch, you know--"

like, deep inside I'm actually
very shy at that moment.

And I'm trying to compensate,
you know what I mean?

I've grown in this competition.

If you get into your head,
visit, but don't stay in it.

- I learned to push myself.

Like, I've been complacent,
I feel like,

for 13 years doing drag derby.

Like,
being in this competition,

it has learned me to, like,
you know, try different things

and just to, like,
have fun and be myself.

- I've learned that I can do
a full-on TV show in English.

- Yes.
- Ah! I live.

- Gisèle, oh, my God.
I loved the way that, like,

you have learned to love me.

You've always been really
helpful to me, and you always,

like, every time I feel like,
you know, I'm doubting myself,

you're always there like,
you're a fucking superstar.

- Yeah.
- But it's true, girls.

We're here for a reason
because one of the best,

and I won't stop saying it

because we're
in a fucking competition.

And Jada...
- Uh-huh?

- You've really grown
a lot, too.

- Yeah, especially,
like, the last few weeks.

Like, girl, you've been,
like, in such a good mood,

and it puts, like,
all of us in such a good mood.

- Are you saying
that I am the mother?

- I mean, you are the oldest.

[laughs]

[RuPaul's "Cover Girl"]

[cheers]

- OK.

- Whoo-whoo!
- Work.

- Welcome to the grand finale
of "Canada's Drag Race."

He's my sister from another
mister.

It's Brad Goreski.

- Love you, Brooke.
But I'd describe us

more as besties
from other testes.

- [laughs]

And it's the stunning
Traci Melchor.

Trace, are you ready
to start crowning?

- I am.
And I think I need an epidural.

- Ooh, that sounds fun.
Make it two.

- Sharesies.

- And it's our extra special
guest judge,

Olympic gold medalist,
Sarah Nurse.

Sarah, we are giving out
the gold medal of drag today.

What does victory taste like?

- Charisma, uniqueness,
nerve, and talent.

- Wouldn't know.

- [laughs]

- This week,
we challenged our final four

to write, record, and perform

the "Canada's Drag Race"
original track,

"True, North, Strong,
and Fierce."

Racers, start your engines,

and may the best drag queen...

all: Win!

[on track]
Fierce, Jada, Gisèle, Kimmy.

[remixed] Remember,

stay true, North, strong--

[distorting] And--

[normal] And Fierce.

Now let the music play!

- [rapping]
Edges laid, bills paid.

Self-made, bitches slayed.

Heart of gold,
but she gets a little feisty.

Nobody this fierce.
Honey, that's the tea.

Hey! Don't stop.

Gotta get out of my head
to make it to the top.

'Cause I'm fierce.
Make it drop.

Hard work pays off,
and I'm never gonna stop.

Serving looks so icy, icy.

Personality spicy, spicy.

Rags to riches,
slayin' bitches.

I'm true, North, strong,
and Fiercalicious.

- [on track] Stay true,
North, strong, and fierce.

Stay true, North, strong,
and fierce.

- [rapping] I came to slay,
show these hos I don't play.

Put me in the bottom,
bitch, I'm here to stay.

House of Couture,
the next generation.

I'll ax these bitches
with no hesitation, ha!

Bra and panties,
yeah, that's right.

This body-ody is serving
real tight.

Face, goddess.
Body like thunder.

Pussy so fire makes
straight boys want her.

Charisma, check.
Uniqueness, check.

Nerve and talent,
it feels correct!

- [on track] True, North,
strong, and fierce.

True, North, strong,
and fierce.

- [rapping]
Jada Hudson, Toronto's queen.

Playing the game
and causing a scene.

Serving body
and Black girl tea.

Forget the haters.
Be who you want to be!

Island gal,
Barbados to the city.

Canadian queen,
immigrated, kitty, kitty.

The crown is mine,
queen, step aside.

Get in the car.
Back seat, girls.

Drag Race, beat face.

Small waist, wigs, legs.

I'm a winner. No time for safe.

Time to turn up in this place.

- [on track] Stay true,
North, strong, and fierce.

Stay true, North, strong,
and fierce.

[cheers]

- [rapping] Looking where
to put the crown.

Bonjour, c'est à moi,
Gisèle Lullaby.

Funny, kind, proud of who I am.

I help those bitches.
They're all my fans.

Shouldn't say I'm perfect.
Je suis parfait.

[rapping in French]

She's what? A comedian.

She can walk the walk
and talk the talk.

From Montréal to on the throne,

this francophone will
bring it home.

- [on track] True, North,
strong, and fierce.

True, North, strong,
and fierce.

Bring back our girls.

[cheers]

- True.
- [rapping] True to who I am.

Don't like me?
Don't give a damn.

Little bit bratty,
little bit catty.

Forget your man.
I'm leaving with your daddy.

- North.
- [rapping] North is the place

to be, and I'm the one to beat.

And if you come
for the House of Ice,

then you better think twice.

- Strong.
- [rapping] Strong.

That's on me.
I came with a plan.

I'm the real queen bee.

[singing]
You can't fuck with me.

[cheers]

- [rapping]
Look how fierce you are.

That's your power.
It's who you are.

Je ne sais quoi,
queen of your bar.

Make it happen by working hard.

[cheers]

- [on track]
May the best drag queen win!

Stay true, North, strong,

and fierce.

[cheers]

- Oh, my gosh. Kill it.

[RuPaul's
"Just What They Want"]

- [rapping]
I know you wanna work.

- Category is...

First up, Miss Fiercalicious.

- Ooh.

- I have never looked better
than I do in this moment.

I'm wearing royal blue.

I'm draped in silk and jewels.

I'm showing off
my gorgeous leg.

- This look is a little slutty.

- I think you mean
a little slitty.

- Oh.

- This gown is fit for a queen.

It's Fiercalicious' world, and
you're all just living in it.

- Gorgeous.

- Kimmy Couture.

- Ooh.

- I'm wearing a quintessential
Kimmy Couture.

I'm working this runway
as if it's the last runway

of a lifetime, bitch.

I feel like
a glistening green goddess.

- She has me sea-foaming
at the mouth.

- Yes.
- Oh, girl, yeah, she does.

- I have a jewel in my chin
because in the Asian culture,

we love everything so pointy.

Toes pointy, hands pointy,

and the chins pointy.

[cheers]

- Jada Shada Hudson.

- Oh!

- This is the moment
I've been waiting for.

I am a vision in red.

Eat it up.
Eat all of this melanin up.

- Turns out rubies are
a girl's best friend.

- I feel beautiful.

I feel rich. I feel radiant.

I feel like this
is a winner's gown.

- Jada Shada Hudson,

the rose of Barbados.

We have a floater.
- Oh.

- Oh.
- Oh.

- [chuckles]

- Gisèle Lullaby.

- Ooh.
- Oh!

- So I'm wearing
a rose gold fantasy.

I look naked but elegant.

Everything matched perfectly.

You know what?
Blonde have more fun.

- She's going for gold--

rose gold.

- Look at me.
I'm the superstar.

- Ooh.

- So cold.

- Is that a famous actress?

Is that a superstar?

No, it's Gisèle Lullaby.

- Wow, that was amazing.

- Welcome, Queens.

This has been such
an incredible season.

And no matter
what happens tonight,

truly, this is just
the beginning.

Yesterday,
you all did a photoshoot

with season two winner,
Icesis Couture.

Miss Fiercalicious,
here is your best photo.

You look stunning here.

- Thank you.
- Tell me a little bit

about your drag journey
and how you got to this moment.

- I come from
a small immigrant family

that moved to Canada
to provide a better life

for myself and my siblings.

My family's very religious.

They wanted me to be a doctor
and find a traditional job.

So when I started drag,
they were very against it.

Drag has just changed my life.

It's allowed me to
find so much beauty

and confidence in myself.

The happiness
that drag brought me,

I want to share that
with everybody.

- Fierce, watching your growth
in this competition

has been nothing short
of inspirational.

- You should be very proud
of who you are

and how far you've come.

Diamonds are made
under pressure.

- Yes.

- Kimmy Couture.

- Hello.

- Here is your best photo.

- [laughs]

- Tell me about your drag
journey to get to here.

- First off, that's
first ever official photo

with me and Icesis
together, girl.

- Really?
- We don't have a picture

together.
- Wow.

- My drag journey here
has been up and down.

As a trans Asian immigrant
and a rape victim,

I represent myself so proudly
in this competition.

I prove myself
that I'm not a broken person.

I'm a strong person,
and I'm standing here

in front of you all, and I'm
so fucking proud of myself.

- Thank you
for sharing your story

because there are
so many people out there

with similar stories,

and they're seeing you
more than standing.

You are shining.
- Thank you.

- You have brought so much joy

and light
into this competition.

Watching you on the stage
has been such a treat.

You are electric, and never let
anybody put that light out.

- Thank you.

- Jada Shada Hudson.

- Hi, Brooke Lynn.

- Here is your best photo
from the photoshoot.

- Aww.

- It is a stunning picture.
- Oh, thank you.

- I think it really
captures your spirit.

- Without drag,
I wouldn't be here.

And since I don't have
my family even here with me,

drag has given me
my chosen family.

You know,
there's a lot of queens that

[choked up]
I look up to,

like Michelle Ross.

She was a mother to me.

Rest in peace, Michelle.

And she would always tell me,

Jada, one day you're
gonna be on that show.

And I remember, every Pride,
she would always say,

oh, my God, Jada, they always
book those "Drag Race" girls,

but, honey, I would rather
watch you all day.

And, you know, here I am today,

and I hope
that Michelle feels proud.

This is what I did drag for,

to be standing here
on this platform.

- Well, Jada, I can guarantee
without a shadow of a doubt

that Michelle Ross...

[choked up]
May she rest in peace,

is smiling down
on you right now.

- [sniffles]
- She was a legend,

and now you are a legend.

And you are carrying on
the legacy

with just such beauty
and dignity and grace.

- Aw, thank you so much.

- Gisèle Lullaby.

- Bonjour, boo-boo.

[laughter]
- Bonjour, boo-boo.

Let's look at your picture.

Here is your best shot
with Icesis Couture.

- Ooh.

- Tell me
about your drag journey

and what it took to get here.

- Whew.
I always say

I was born to be a drag queen.

I always been the gay boy,
always been the little guy

that was too feminine.

And I've been raised
in a really religious family

who quit the religion for me.

When I arrived in the drag
world, I knew it was for me.

Everything that I was
good at was there.

Everything that I always
wanted to be was there.

It's a dream come true.

Young people need to understand
that it's possible to be happy,

and you can be kind
to everyone around

just to give that respect
and receive it back.

- Well, Gisèle, I love your
weirdness, your quirkiness.

You are so fabulously yourself.

- Thank you. Oh, my God.

[sniffles]

- You have this beautiful
fearlessness

that I've talked about
all season.

You are--whether it's--you're
willing to give your time

to the other queens
in the Werk Room,

to help give them
a helping hand,

and not worry about
whether or not you're going

to finish it
'cause you know you will.

But your soul is just so good.

- Thank you so much.

- It is now time
for the judges' critiques.

First up is Fiercalicious.

- Miss Fiercalicious,
I had so much fun

watching you
in the performance.

Your verse,
the lyrics were hilarious.

- With a little undertone
of bratty.

You had us all
in the palm of your hand.

- You had me at "gold."
You had me at "ice."

So they spoke to me.

[laughter]

- Oh, I just got it. OK.

[laughter]

- This dress is blue magic.

Like, every detail,
always on point.

- It's like Cinderella
at the ball, just gorgeous.

And the hair tonight is--

I've never seen
anything like it.

It's just gorgeous.

- You look absolutely stunning.

The lip on you in contrast

to the blue
is absolutely beautiful.

And I can't take my eyes
off of your leg.

- [laughs]

- And Fierce, your runway
looks have been so beautiful

and so much fun
to watch this season,

so I just want to say
thank you for that.

Next up, Kimmy Couture.

- Kimmy, you give me
that feeling--

I'm dating myself--when I used
to go home from school

and watch videos and try
to learn the choreography

of my favorite pop stars.

That's the energy you give me.

You make it smooth.

You make it effortless.

And you're always in it.

- In the recording, you had
the least amount of trouble.

Your verse made sense.
It was concise.

And it was really, really fun
to watch you just kind of,

like, let your personality go.

- Start planning
your tour, girl.

You are fire...

- Thank you.
- On the stage.

You make it look so easy.

- This look tonight--

I'm a Virgo, I'm an Earth sign,

so green really speaks to me.

And of course,
you presented it magnificently.

You know,
when you come on the runway,

you strut, you stomp.

And we're here for all of it.

- Kimmy, your makeup
is absolutely everything.

The glitter lip, you had me.

- I'm so excited to watch
people fall in love with you.

- I can't wait, too.

[laughter]

- Jada Shada Hudson.
- Turn up.

- That choreography, girl.

You were just on fire tonight.

Like, that was
the quintessential

turn up queen moment.

- You were just
in it to win it.

- You have this presence,
and you have this It Factor,

and it was so much fun
to watch.

- And your verse--

your verse gave us everything.

It gave us herstory about you--

"Island gal,
Barbados to the city."

You know?
- Period.

- You gave me, "Serving body
and Black girl tea."

I want that on a T-shirt.

It was funny.
It was entertaining.

And I'm just
so damn proud of you.

- Literally, I felt
like I was at the club,

and I was just performing for,
like, a bunch of...

- Yes.
- Friends and family.

All that was missing was
a tequila shot, bitch, OK?

[laughter]

- You look magnificent.

- Thank you.
- It's just--

fits your body perfectly.

The length is perfect.

- You're an absolute vision.

The crystals, the fabric,
the silhouette--

it's all just divine.

It is the reason
why I love drag.

You just serve.

- Thank you so much.

- Gisèle Lullaby.

- [moans]

- Gisèle, when you were out
doing your verse,

I was only looking
at Gisèle Lullaby.

You're always giving your all.

- Your performance,
you came out in this neon,

mushroom-cut wig, and
I was like, that's a fun girl.

I couldn't take my eyes
off of you,

so you were absolutely
incredible to watch.

- Thank you so much.

- You ooze
this kind of confidence

with the way that you are
so easy in your movements.

- Mm-hmm.
- And it's star quality.

There's nothing "lullaby"
about you.

You keep me awake,
full throttle.

- I should change it
to Gisèle Espresso.

[laughter]

- You look beautiful.

I love the silhouette.
It's just the draping of it.

The shawl is amazing.

- I can't think of any other
word than "orgasmic"

when you came down the runway.

I was just like--
[gasps]

The hair, it's a work of art
on a work of art.

And the gown is--

I mean, you're better dressed
than most people at the Oscars.

- Thank you so much.

- Thank you, queens.

We love you.

You may all head back
to the Werk Room

and untuck while we deliberate.

all: Thank you.

[engine revving]

- Aww.

- Last "Untucked."
- Ugh.

- I do not know how
the judges are picking a winner

because all four of us
in this group number--

killer.

I can't believe
I'm sitting here right now.

Like, to win
"Canada's Drag Race?"

Girl. Honey.

- Oh, no.
- [screams]

- Call security!

- Not this.

- [screams]
The eliminated girls are here!

- We're back!

[overlapping chatter]

- All of these
fucking bitches are back.

- Bitch, you made it.

- Oh, my God, all my friends!

I'm gonna see my little
Boom Boom sister.

- Cheers to season three!

[cheers]

- Halal, I just want to say,
like, what you're wearing--

like, people haven't gotten
to see everything

that you have to offer,
but now they will.

- I mean, obviously,
it's hard to go home first,

but I was here to open doors
and to make space.

And that was the reason
that I was here.

- And you know what?
You definitely won

all of our hearts because
you were so kind to work with.

- Thank you so much, y'all.

- I mean,
I was only here two episodes,

but I felt like I got
to know everyone quite quickly.

And I think that was
the saddest part, was leaving,

although, I mean,

I'm not mad about not being
here too long with this one--

Miss Fake-a-licious.

[all scream]

[laughter]

- Not Miss Moço calling me
Miss Fake-a-licious.

I'm the realest bitch here.

- Miss Moço, you are the winner
of this week's mini challenge.

- Yes, finally!
- Condragulations.

- I am so glad to have met
this cast of girls

because it reminds me
of the relationship

with Canada
and Indigenous peoples.

Finally, people are trying
to do better in this country.

To all of you girls,
you really do make me

so hopeful of the future
of this country.

- I'm so grateful
for you, bitch.

You totally made me
more confident,

more comfortable with myself.

I've always been a proud Métis,
but I just don't talk about it,

and you are helping me explore
my family and my culture, too.

I love you.
I don't think I would have

even made it far as I did
without you here with me.

You remind me of my girlfriends
from back home.

- Yeah.
[laughs]

- Irma Gerd, hello, hi.

You are the very first
East Coast queen.

- I was. And I made it
all the way to top six.

- Yes, bitch.
- Yes, baby!

[cheers]

- She said, coastal.

- Yes, I'm happy to represent.

I'm the beast from the East.

- [laughs]
- [laughs]

Beast from the East!

- So it's no surprise for me
that Gisèle is in the top four.

I am so happy
you made it this far.

I know you made everyone
back at home very proud.

[speaking French]

- [speaking French]

- Miss Fiercalicious,

I think
throughout this competition,

you've shown us that
you're not a bitch.

You are that bitch.

What a fucking roller coaster
you've had

this entire competition.

But you did it.

You won two challenges.
You lip-synched.

You were in the bottom.
You were in the top.

At one point in time, you were
feuding with everyone.

And look at you now.

I'm so proud of you.

- I love you, Bomb.

- Kimmy, I have to say
that I was the most excited

to see you when I walked
into the workroom.

And I was just, like,
always been obsessed.

And, like,
you it did not disappoint.

- Aw.
- And you had the best

lip sync of the season.

Sorry, everyone else.

[laughter]

- I mean, it's no surprise

that this is my bitch
in this group.

I'm so proud of you.

You are so incredibly talented.

Girl, you are my sister,
my family,

my best friend, my everything.

I love you so much,
and I'm so proud of you.

- I love you so much.

- No tears?

- I'm trying not to, girl.

I'm trying not to.

- All right,
just between us loons,

what an incredible top four.

But we got to pick a winner.

What do you think
about Miss Fiercalicious?

I'm so happy she's been
in this competition

because she's just served us so
many different amazing looks.

- When you watched her
in the challenge,

she kind of gave you
that look like,

you better be watching me.

- Do you think it was
a gold medal performance?

- Yeah, she reminds me
of that young rookie player

that you can tell
is gonna be phenomenal.

- You know,
she's a very beautiful queen,

but she also showed us so many
different sides to her drag,

to who Miss Fiercalicious is.
- Yes.

- And I really appreciated
that because she could have

just gone with pretty...

- In the pretty lane.
- All the way through.

- In the pretty, pretty lane.
- Yeah.

- And that would have
served her well, too.

- She definitely has a very
sure idea of who she is.

- And she's smart.

- So smart. So intelligent.

- And I think
what she really needs to do

is really run with everything
that she's learned here,

and she will be a superstar.

- Kimmy Couture.

- Let's be real.
She is the best dancer

that has ever hit that stage.

- Absolutely.
- Oh, you know, the dancing,

her verse,
it's full pop star vibes.

- Yeah, I almost fell
off my chair

when she started dancing
on that stage.

- Incredible.
- Listen, I love a good look,

but I am a performance
queen first.

I mean,
I really do mean it when I say,

you can't buy talent like that.

You can't sew it.
You can't do anything.

That is a God-given gift.

- Yes, agree.
- And she has it.

- Great comedic timing.

She is really, really funny.

She's an incredible dancer,
performer,

and she knows how to deliver.

- And I feel like the next step

of Kimmy Couture coming out
of her comfort zone

will be the evolution
of her look.

- Absolutely.

Up next, Jada Shada Hudson.

- That verse was exceptional.

- Fire.
- I mean, Drake,

give Jada Shada Hudson a call,

because you've got
a new feature.

- Oh, my God.
- You've got a new feature.

Could you see it?

- Champagne Papi
and the Turn Up Queen?

- [screams]
- Absolutely.

- That was her stage tonight.

There was that It Factor that
you could just see from her.

- And not only to see her
looking beautiful

and doing well,
but to see her believing it.

- Yes, that is the most
beautiful thing

when you see a drag queen--
you see the light switch click

in their head and they are
like, oh, my God, I'm good.

- I'm supposed to be here.
- I'm supposed to be here.

- And she turned
a look tonight.

- She did.
- The best she's ever looked,

and starting
from really good already.

- It's beautiful watching
her develop into a superstar.

And I think that's exactly
what we're going to see

from her once she leaves
this competition.

- Well, last but certainly
not least, Gisèle Lullaby.

- What a dream.
- What a dream.

- She really is.
- She really is.

- She just brought
so much joy to the stage.

She lit up the stage.

And her lyrics were fun.

I thought she really
brought out her personality

and also paid homage
to her roots.

- Yeah.
- No matter what,

she comes out onto the stage
and she gives you all she has.

There's just something
in the way that she moves

that has this ease to it.

- You know what that is?
Finesse.

- Finesse. That's exactly
the word I've been looking for.

- Finesse and sparkle.
- Finesse.

- There's a sparkle about her.

- Yeah, the finale look
tonight was just--

- Ugh.
- Beautiful.

- To die for.
- Breathtaking.

- Didn't you love that look?
- To die for.

- Like, she's not just
a look queen.

She's also incredibly funny.

- And she's been somebody
that I feel like the queens

this season have
really depended on,

and she's been willing
to give of herself.

- She's mother.
- She is mother.

- It was funny, too.
I was trying to figure out

what kind of queen she was.
I was like, are you campy?

Are you funny? Are you elegant?

- All of it.
- All of it.

- She's everything.
- Yeah.

She's an all-dressed chip
of drag.

- Oh.
- Yes!

- [laughs]

- Come on, dressed chips!

- And it's been such
a surprise all season.

It's been really
thrilling to be

on this side of the table,
watching.

- Totally. I wouldn't want
to do it with anybody else.

- I feel the same.
- Aww, likewise.

- But I think
we've made our decision?

Bring back our final four.

And please welcome back
Halal Bae.

- Whoo!
- Beautiful.

- Whoo-whoo!

Get it, Halal.

- Miss Moço.

- Yes, queen!
- Come on, Miss Moço!

- Ooh!
- She's a pretty lady.

- Chelazon Leroux.

- Ohh.
- A vision in nude!

Yes, bitch!

Kaos.

Ooh!

[cheers]

OK.
- Hello.

- Lady Boom Boom.

Yes, bitch.

- Wow!
- Yes.

- Gorgeous.

- Stunning.

Bombae.

- Wow.

- She said, I am the crown.

- Yes.

- Yes.

Irma Gerd.

- Irma Gerd!
- Irma Gerd!

- Vivian Vanderpuss.

- Whoo-whoo!

- You've been a bad, bad bunny.

[laughter]

And finally,
Miss Fiercalicious,

Kimmy Couture,

Jada Shada Hudson,

Gisèle Lullaby.

[applause]

- Stunning.

- Welcome back, queens.

We have made
some very tough decisions.

You are all so incredible.

[dramatic music]

However, only two of you will
be lip-synching for the crown.

[dramatic music]

Jada Shada Hudson,

Gisèle Lullaby...

You will face off...

- [gasps]
- For the title

of Canada's next
drag superstar.

- Jada.
- [breathing shakily]

- Gisèle.
- Oh, my God.

- Gisèle.

- Thank you.

[exhales deeply]

- Miss Fiercalicious,
Kimmy Couture,

this is the end
of your journey here.

But know and understand that
this is just the beginning.

We are so proud of you both.

You are both incredible.

You both showed so much growth,
so much passion,

so much incredible drag.

- Take all of the things
that you've learned here,

and take it out into the world

because they're
waiting for you.

- I can't wait to see
your stars continue to rise

because you're both
exceptional and talented.

- Now, sashay to the back
of the stage.

- Thank you.

[cheers and applause]

- I called it!

[indistinct whispering]

- [exhales deeply]

Fuck.

- Jada Shada Hudson,
Gisèle Lullaby,

one of you will be crowned the
winner of "Canada's Drag Race."

In addition
to winning the title

of Canada's next
drag superstar,

tonight's winner will
also walk away

with a crown and scepter
provided by Amped Accessories,

a sickening supply
of beauty products

from Shoppers Drug Mart,

and from Trojan,

the pleasure of $100.000.

Two queens stand before us.

Prior to tonight,
you were asked to prepare

a lip-sync performance

of "A New Day Has Come"
by Céline Dion.

This is your last chance
to impress us

and prove that you are Canada's
next drag superstar.

The time has come...

for you to lip-synch
for the crown!

Good luck,
and don't fuck it up.

- [singing]
I was waiting for so long

for a miracle to come.

Everyone told me to be strong.

Hold on and don't shed a tear.

Through the darkness
and good times,

I knew I'd make it through.

And the world thought
I had it all,

but I was waiting for you.

Hush, now.

I see a light in the sky.

Oh, it's almost blinding me.

I can't believe
I've been touched by an angel

with love.

Let the rain come down
and wash away my tears.

Let it fill my soul
and drown my fears.

Let it shatter the walls
for a new sun.

A new day has--

Let the rain come down...
[cheers]

And wash away my tears.

Let it fill my soul
and drown my fears.

Let it shatter the walls
for a new sun.

A new day

has

come.

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

[vocalizing]

I can't believe
I've been touched by an angel

with love.

Ooh, ooh, ooh.

Hush, now.

[wild cheering]

- Wow!

[cheers]

- Bravo!

- Whoo!

- Whoo!
- [laughs]

[dramatic music]

- Queens,
this entire competition

has been so amazing.

Thank you so much.

We have reached
our final decision.

The two of you have come
from near and far

and shown us the charisma,
uniqueness, nerve,

and talent it takes
to become stars.

Jada Shada Hudson,

Gisèle Lullaby

in just a moment,
one of you will be crowned

Canada's next drag superstar.

But first,

please welcome back
our reigning queen,

La Pusetta herself,

Icesis Couture.

[cheers and applause]

- [laughs]

- Wow.

Bitch!

- Wow.
- Oh, my God.

Incredible.

- Excuse me?

- That's how it's done.

[laughter]

[indistinct]

- Wow.
- Right?

Right? Right?
[laughter]

Let me hear it for the dress.

[cheers]

Hi, everybody.

- I'm, like, speechless.

- Hi, congratulations.

Oh, I'm so proud of you.

- All right, the moment
we've all been waiting for.

[dramatic music]

The winner
of "Canada's Drag Race"

season three is...

Gisèle Lullaby!

[cheers]

Yeah!

- Congratulations!

- I'm the winner
of "Canada Drag Race!"

Merci, merci, merci,
merci, merci, merci.

Oh, my God. Thank you so much.

This is really heavy.

This is a dream
come true for me,

and it means so much to be
the first French Canadian

to win this competition.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.
[sobs]

Everything I did
in my life is a buildup

for what drag superstar
I can be.

Everything I did.

- Our Québécois queen.

You're whimsical.

You're witty.

And you're
an all-around wonder.

We cannot wait to watch you
take the world by storm.

Long live the queen!

[cheers]

Now take your walk.

True, North, strong,
and fierce.

[RuPaul's "You Wear It Well"]

- [singing] You wear it well.

French tip, lipstick,
painted on.

You wear it well.

Value sure suits
you-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh.

Work it for me.
Work it for me, me.

You wear it, you wear it,
you wear it well.