We’re getting serious judge’s pet vibes from this one, but we’ll get to that in a minute. Truly the weight to make this premiere a memorable one was squarely on Widow’s shoulders and she served like no other. She was rightfully selected as Top 2 (though it could have easily been top 1) and ate the stage up in Starships. Closet when other queens took issue with the level of difficulty and Widow appeared to be in poor spirits, but when it came to do the challenge Widow stunned with the best lyrics (girls get mad when they look at these thighs they rub together like they harmonize, and I’m still serving look while I’m eating these fries) and the best overall performance. Widow took the role of choreographer until it was given to Heidi N. A strong mini-challenge, the neon neoprene spring look was another favorite of the night, different to expectations but still sold it, her beige fall look was beautiful but understated. This was Widow’s world and we were all living in it. Widow watched season 11’s “An Hour with Plastique Tiara” and said to herself “oh so we can get our own themed episodes dedicated to us now?” and decided she’d make the premiere episode her own. We suspect that Nicky will be an early-out from this treatment.
She shone in her solo section, but her low energy elsewhere was clocked from the judges pretty fast which resulted in her in having the worst critiques of the night despite an amazing mini-challenge and her gorgeous silver feathered look supposedly factoring it. Unfortunately for Nicky, her energy faltered when she served as back up for “I’m That Bitch” with several moments where she failed to lip-sync due to nerves. She served as the peacekeeper between the dancers and the not-dancers-please-don’t-make-us-dance-ers. Nicky was my favorite on the mini-challenge with a gorgeous suit-hat-monocle combination and a floral lavender number.
One thing we’re already tired of is the producer and judge’s sniggering at the expense of her accent despite her English being near-perfect. Nicky DollĪ fashion queen originally from Paris France, but now from New York. That said, the judges seemed to free-pass her, so we’re anticipating a Max/Acid Betty/Aja/Blair St Clair/Scarlet Envy run of early success and pegging her for the shock early elimination around 8 th or 9 th place. What we got, in the end, was more simple choreography, but it was pretty shoddy and Brita’s verse was basic and routine. In a dispute with choreography Widow Von’Du, Brita kept questioning Widow’s skills and leadership ability, but it sort of came across as worried about not being able to keep up. Her sparkle runway had hair to die for and she shone in sparkling silver, but her verse was probably the worst of the night and so was her choreography.īrita showed signs of cracking early on and it seems this might be her story for the season. Both beautiful, but not necessarily jaw-dropping. Brita’s mini-challenge looks were a (es fabvric) blue tulle look and an oil slick-themed gown. Brita ( Filter)īrita, the Polynesian Princess from NYC is currently a big name in town and as usual, the big name came in first with a drink in hand.
She got involved in a cute skit which I enjoyed, but enough about her. Tonight’s guest judge was Nicki Minaj herself who was more engaging that Christina Aguilera and Miley Cyrus, but less so than Lady Gaga. It’s inevitable that we will see more musical challenges with how they can generate further capital even after airing and are probably some of the most powerful advertising tools the show has at its disposal.
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