Rupaul--39-s Drag Race Season 17 - Episode 2 Here
A- (Minus for Kori King’s comedy; plus for Jewels’ stilt-walking and the wig-throwing.)
blames the audience for "not getting her ironic postmodern take on potty humor." Lydia B Kollins fires back, "Girl, there is nothing ironic about a fart. It just stinks." RuPaul--39-s Drag Race Season 17 - Episode 2
Jewels does a "broken doll" acrobatic routine. She enters on stilts, collapses, and then contorts her body into a human cube before springing back up to do a death drop from a ladder. It is physically impossible. It is dangerous. It is perfection. RuPaul declares, "You have raised the bar for the Variety Show." Jewels Sparkles wins the challenge and a cash tip of $5,000. The Bottom 3 (The Bloodbath) Joella (Low Safe) Joella attempts to sing a power ballad about her hometown of Los Angeles. She is flat. Not just a little flat—geologically flat. She forgets the second verse and yells, "WOO!" to cover it up. It doesn't work. She survives because two others were worse. A- (Minus for Kori King’s comedy; plus for
