Watch Canada's Drag Race Season 2 Episode 1
Okay, let's talk Canada's Drag Race Season 2, Episode 1. I watched it. You watched it. The squirrels watched it (probably).
Was it everything I dreamed of? Maybe. Maybe not. But one thing's for sure: it was definitely... a television show.
First Impressions, Darling!
The queens came in hot! Some were serving looks. Some were serving... something else. Let's just say not everyone nailed the entrance theme.
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But hey, that's the beauty of drag, right? The chaos. The glitter. The occasional wardrobe malfunction.
Brooke Lynn Hytes looks stunning as always. And Brad and Amanda are just the right mix of sweet and sassy.
The Maxi Challenge: A Canadian Classic, Eh?
A variety show? Groundbreaking. But seriously, variety shows are a drag staple. It's a chance to show off everything you've got.
Singing, dancing, comedy... some queens soared. Others... well, they gave it their best shot. (Bless their hearts.)
And can we talk about the awkward pauses? Those pregnant silences were thicker than maple syrup on a cold day! You could feel the tension.
Runway Realness
The runway theme was "Red and White"... because, Canada! Obvious, yes, but still a chance for some stunning (and some...interesting) looks.
Some queens understood the assignment. Others looked like they'd raided a Canada Day clearance sale. It was a mixed bag, to say the least.
My (potentially) unpopular opinion: Some of the looks were too on the nose. Subtlety, people! Sometimes less is more.
However, a few queens really shone. They understood the assignment and added their own unique flair. They were the polar bears in a sea of beavers.
The Lip Sync For Your Life
This is where things got serious. Two queens battled it out to stay in the competition. High stakes!
The song was a banger. The queens gave it their all. But let's be honest, some lip syncs are just more... memorable than others.
I might be alone in this, but I sometimes find the lip syncs a little... predictable. It's all death drops and wig reveals. Give me some originality!
The Verdict
Someone had to go home. It's the circle of drag life. Sad, but true.
Did the right queen leave? Maybe. Maybe not. But that's the drama, baby! That's why we keep watching.
And honestly? I felt a little sad to see her go. She had potential! But hey, that's show business. Good luck to her!
Overall, Season 2, Episode 1 was a solid start. It had drama, laughs, and plenty of questionable fashion choices. All the ingredients for a great season of Canada's Drag Race.
I’m definitely looking forward to the rest of the season! Bring on the challenges, the drama, and the SHADE!
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go practice my death drop. You know, just in case.
And remember, keep your poutine close, and your maple syrup closer.
