The All right Mary. The reason that this sucks is because you are who you are to me and who you are to some of the other young black gay men and then just to the community as a whole.

So it is...

Well I'm going to tell you that.

I'm going to tell you this with every fiber of my being. get wrong to you. You keep me I'm not gonna be back here next week. This is an awful feeling. This is against everything I'm here for. And the fact

doesn't matter is there's no other place that I would rather be right now that here.

And that's saying a lot considering that I have a wedding to get

To be getting to be getting to because that this is a whole lot of trying baby.

This is not hard. I'm the most respected beloved Queen in the game. That's who deserves and

should be in the competition. Just let me go and get my mind right and I love you.

I love you. So I kind of love this Sophie's Choice, Monique's choice

dilemma that we're facing in this week's elimination.

Yeah, this was the one, I mean again, I think I've said this before, but when the editors show us one person's definite choice, they're kind of giving away that that person is

probably not going to win the lip sync because then there's no more drama, there's

no more suspense. So when Manila was like crying on Latrice's shoulder

and doing that whole thing, I was like, okay,

so Monique is certainly gonna win.

Yeah.

And now we have to figure out if she's going to pick her very good friend or

Latrice who is the dearly beloved yeah who is drag race staple drag race royalty

a front runner, if you will, and that was the drama that was created here.

I also think, I mean they could have gone with a different bottom two and there could have been a different type of drama but after the first three weeks we've been seeing this kind of I don't know kind of shady drama or a little bit more kind of like lighter but this one

seemed to be more dramatic like they were going for an Emmy here where there was

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