Episode 9 almost serves as a celebration of drag’s past, present, and future. It’s not that neat, we’ll admit; drag’s progress is not a straight line. It’s more like a fusion of drag’s traditional elements, the style of drag we’ve seen on Drag Race, and an example of how drag in the world is changing as a result of Drag Race. And it’s noteworthy that this particular episode features all three of The Main as if to say that drag is only building on established traditions rather than replacing them.
Episode 9’s “viral dancing video” challenge is really a hidden branding project. These difficulties have already been discussed on the show, as well as how they reward polished professionalism. In that sense, this one is similar to the last one in that recognizing your brand is crucial, even while creating a ridiculous TikTok dance. And even though we might laugh at how frequently the show uses the word “brand” in this episode, we have to agree that it does a good job of capturing how Drag Race has impacted the drag community.
RuPaul Drag Race All Stars Season 7 Episode 9 Recap
Before diving into RuPaul Drag Race All Stars Season 7 Episode 10, let’s quickly do a recap of the previous Episode. In Episode 9, similar to Raja, the Trinity is also caught in a similar trap, but to a lesser degree. Raja and Trinity entirely ignore the dance component of the challenge, preferring to focus on the “marking” portion. Raja sees the final performance as a part of morning stretching and guided meditation. Dance? No. Is it interesting? Not really. Trinity’s Trinity lecture is not a dance, though she has at least found a way to make sure her video does have an exciting element to it, though comedy gimmicks are far from the most effective video of all.
However, her first line is pretty clever: “You may recognize me as a business owner, not because it’s true, but because it’s in my name. And that’s what a brand is!” That one joke could have elevated her to a top-two queen plant. The evening’s biggest flop, though, might have been Yvie. The circumstances of Yvie’s victory in this competition appear too clear-cut to mention. The fact that she is a fighter and a mouthwatering champion is obvious to everybody who has been watching her season, despite the fact that the judge underlines that she is most known for being a weird winner.
Viral dancing is nothing new to Yvie; she even created two or three! So it genuinely amazes us why her most recent choreography didn’t even include a leg kick or backbend. Instead, “The Odd Bod,” a sad dance that features two lollipops, is the name of Yvie’s dance. It quickly tends to forget and feels like just another lost opportunity for the queen who can no longer be allowed to pass through it. On the run, Yvie is attempting to sell a cocoon-into-moth story, but sadly, the wardrobe’s inefficiency literally and symbolically crushes its wings. Now we will discuss when will Episode 10 of RuPaul Drag Race All Stars Season 7.
RuPaul Drag Race All Stars Season 7 Episode 10 Release Date
RuPaul Drag Race All Stars Season 7 Episode 10 will release on 15 July 2022 on Paramount Plus. This episode is titled “The Kennedy Davenport Centre Honors Hall of Shade”. Vivienne’s painting is based on the idea of overselling and uses the word “Video” repeatedly to mock the underlying embarrassment of routine self-promotion. All of this is excellent, although perhaps not entirely to her audience.
Unlike other videos, Viv’s performance continues after her dance. Rather, she opts to crack a few jokes at home, showing that Vivienne does not find dancing to be difficult. We don’t really have an issue with this, but if you choose the comedy route, we believe it is reasonable to state that comedy, at the very least, needs to be focused on dance. Speaking of ethics further, it’s conceivable that Vivienne has gone above and beyond this week.
RuPaul Drag Race All-Stars Season 7 Episode 10 Release Time & Where To Watch
Episode 10 of RuPaul Drag Race All Stars Season 7 Episode 10 will air at 12 am on Paramount Plus. New episodes of season 7 are released every Friday. A Paramount subscription will cost you $4.99 monthly for the most basic plan. And The basic plan will cost $49.99 for the annual subscription. The plan includes: NFL on CBS & Champions League live, Tens of thousands of episodes & movies, Limited ads, and 24/7 national news
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