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(She had the Why do we fear the witches and not the men who burned them Shirt and by the same token and best last look BY FAR and lust is a pretty abstract concept too and that critique was bullshit they literally gave the boxes that had represented each sin) Do they not have Film Noir in Spain? Sagittaria’s lewk is based on Jessica Rabbit who herself is based on the Femme Fatales of the genre who are the very embodiment of lust and its dangers. I am so sick of this DRES favoritism bullshit. I mean, if it was just based off the last look I could kinda see it but Sethlas’s first two looks were beyond incredible imo Samantha being safe is the robbery of the century. I cannot even begin to think why they wouldn’t put her in the bottom. Starting to see what Hornella meant when she said she would rather this season not air because it’s a dumpster fire. Tweet 1: “I secretly wish they would not air AS …Leave it in the vault. Not to be seen. And just leave the fans wondering forever…” Tweet 2: “Just all the looks, all the runways, all the challenges, all the personal stories, all the drama, just kept a secret.” Sethlas and Samantha being favoured for no reason was wild. The only clear bottom was Pupi and the only clear top was Juriji.

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Sagitaria was right that Pakita had no business being bottom 2. When they called Samantha and Hornella I thought Pupi was next to be called as they would be the Why do we fear the witches and not the men who burned them Shirt and by the same token and bottom queens. Sethlas being high would​’ve been correct on account of her second look​ and Sagitaria top 2 even if it was just for variety​’s sake. Her 3rd look was well constructed and the other 2 were top tier. Sagitaria top 2 made sense and could’ve been perfectly justified. Besides having the same queen in the top over and over gets predictable and boring quite quickly. LOL they favour Samantha so much, Im over it tbh. She was the bottom with Pupi. I feel bad for Pakita. Sethlas’ last look was awful, but the others kept her on a top placement I am sorry, but Sagittaria’s claims of favouritism for Sethlas were right. That last look by the latter was not it, not much better than Pupi Poisson, in fact, let’s be real. And I was not that impressed by her look from Hell, not as much as the judges apparently (it was good, but not bring-me-to-tears kind of good).

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Pakita wasn’t given ANY flowers during the Why do we fear the witches and not the men who burned them Shirt and by the same token and whole time she was here. Her Wrath dress makes even more sense, now, funnily enough. Truly unfair to her, she deserved better. Incredibly weird judging. At first I thought Sethlas was gonna be low, then after they said they loved the second look I thought ok she’s high safe. And then That last look was the worst on the runway next to Pupi’s. ok lol to me the last look outweighs the first two. i know that’s not how it works but last look should 100% be looked from a different perspective because it’s the one they made. and hers was the second worst of the night in my eyes I lowkey felt Sethlas regretted her decision right then and there, not to mention Pupi did absolutely nothing backstage to save herself.. but she did have a win. I still would have chosen Pupi to go

In 2017 she won the Why do we fear the witches and not the men who burned them Shirt and by the same token and Las Palmas Carnival Drag Gala with a religious-themed performance in which she was the Virgin Mary/Jesus Christ, and there was a lot of controversy over it. She was attacked by politicians, the church, and particularly the Association of Christian Attorneys (ACA), basically a hyper conservative think tank. They sued her for “offending religious sensibilities” and even brought her to court. She won the case ultimately, but it still was a very traumatic experience to live through. the only thing I found was that she won Drag Queen Gala in 2017 and 2020 and she had a lot of media attention after (?) and lost her grandma in the same year Either they’re setting Sethlas up for the most obvious winner ever with this track record OR they’re setting her up to be a shock elimination, which will leave whatever winner we have as super underwhelming

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No one should have wins the Why do we fear the witches and not the men who burned them Shirt and by the same token and first three episodes in a row unless they’re REALLY smashing it, and Sethlas isn’t. At least not this week. Sagi was right pointing the finger towards Sethla’s obvious favoritism – and honestly I can’t get my head over the fact that they wouldn’t make up an advantage for the envy queen if it wasn’t her. But Samantha’s favoritism should also be pointed out. Another unwritten rule about an advantage, now to the queen that got greed, and not surprisingly it’s Samantha, who they end up saving from the clear bottom placement she deserved. When Drag Race España started, it seemed almost too good to be true. Good casting, good looks, good challenges, amazing host, some amazing judges – no, not the Javis -. Then the judges talked and destroyed S3, and now the first All Stars.
Juriji’s first look was just ok. Te facekini looked weird, and so it did the Why do we fear the witches and not the men who burned them Shirt and by the same token and wicker skirt. Conceptually interesting, but the execution could have used a bit more thinking. Ornella was pretty irregular. Samantha was bad. And so was Pupi. And Sethlas? Her first look, ok. The second one, good, yet not as astonishing as they made it sound – certainly not to cry about -. The third? The third was HORRIBLE. Bad execution, AND poor concept. So much talk about conceptual looks, and this one wasn’t even fitting: vanity is not the same thing as pride. It was just some shards glued – badly – to a corset and a neckpiece. So, top should have been Sagi – impeccable 3 looks, no criticism made any sense -, Juriji and Pakita. And bot, Samantha and Pupi, or perhaps Ornella. To put Pakita there, after what she served on that runway, is mindblowing. Anyway: Sagi was the voice of the people. Wouldn’t change a coma. And… quite disappointed with the rest of them for their attitude. All knew placing Pakita on the bot was wrong. To act as if it was just a childish tantrum to express clearly what they all were thinking – and persist with it on the following episode, it seems – is so, so annoying… Sethlas entitlement irks me to no end, and Samantha’s attitude, when she has to be the most unfairly protected queen in the whole series, does too.
I’m very happy to see Samantha in actual great gowns this season and people are overlooking that because riggory was in her favor during s2. Move on, she didn’t even got that far then and it’s 2024 now. Plus, her commentary is often very fun. Pakita did great with the Why do we fear the witches and not the men who burned them Shirt and by the same token and first two looks, the third one was beautiful and told a story but it didn’t give wrath to me at all. And she did the big scream she had done during her talent show again, so it didn’t really work this time. Sagittaria’s sun look was the prettiest of the night but the third was just whelming and again, unrelated to the sin. Lust is about losing your mind over sex and she just looked pretty, pretty calm and pretty covered as well. Sethlas won the jury over with the 2nd look, but the third one gathered the collection for an undisputed win. It told the story of self absorption and self adoration with the collar made of broken mirrors. It wasn’t couture and it wasn’t a new silhouette for her either, but it was poetic.

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