RuPaul's Drag Race season 17

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RuPaul's Drag Race
Season 17
RuPauls-Drag-Race-S17.jpg
Promotional poster for season seventeen
Hosted by RuPaul
Judges
No. of contestants14
No. of episodes2
Release
Original network MTV
Original releaseJanuary 3, 2025 (2025-01-03) –
present
Season chronology
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Season 16
List of episodes

The seventeenth season of the American reality competition series RuPaul's Drag Race premiered on January 3, 2025. This marks the third season to air through cable network MTV. The series documents drag queen RuPaul in search of the "Next Drag Superstar" for the United States with a cash prize of $200,000. Michelle Visage remained as a regular judge, alongside with Carson Kressley, Ts Madison, and Ross Mathews reappearing as alternating judges.

Production

Development

Throughout social media, the host RuPaul announced a casting call for drag performers to apply for the seventeenth season on October 30, 2023. The final deadline coincided with the premiere episode of season sixteen on January 5, 2024. [1] Two months later, RuPaul published his memoir titled The House of Hidden Meanings and embarked on a book tour where he was given a flash drive containing an audition tape from drag queen Hormona Lisa. [2] Just months after its sixteenth season concluding, American cable network MTV announced the series renewal, including the companion series, on August 16. [3]

Workroom

As season sixteen received several nominations at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, many journalists had the opportunity to visit the main stage and the workroom set. [4] Fans quickly realized the newly-constructed set for the upcoming season with journalists for People witnessing previous contestants Mhi'ya Iman Le'Paige and Morphine Love Dion using the main stage for a lip-sync contest. [5] Architectural Digest released a video on August 22, where previous winner Nymphia Wind tours around the set with production designer Jen Chu explaining the scenery and inspiration for the series. [6]

Tribute

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported drag performer The Vivienne, inaugurated winner of RuPaul's Drag Race UK (2019) and contestant of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars (2022), had passed away on January 5, 2025. [7] Subsequently, the second episode of the season featured an in memoriam segment dedicated to The Vivienne, following the regular credits on January 10.[ citation needed ]

Marketing

A ten-second teaser was released on November 22 throughout social media, with RuPaul announcing the season premiering in January 2025. [8] Nymphia Wind presented the contestants through the series official YouTube channel on December 4, showcasing their ocean-themed outfits and background. [9]

Variety first reported on December 11 that spin-off winner Monét X Change will host The Pit Stop, a weekly webseries served as an aftershow. The first episode premiered through YouTube with alumni contestant Raven as the first guest on January 4, 2025. [10]

Format

The season retained the same format as previous season where contestants rank each other based on their performances for the main challenge; this format parodies television series The Circle . [11] A new format involved judge panelist Michelle Visage inside a dunk tank where during the bottom two, the eliminated contestant chooses one out of the ten random levers, which if successfully struck, would drop Visage into the water. The format rewards the contestant immunity; if they selected the incorrect lever, the contestant will be eliminated. [12]

Contestants

RuPaul's Drag Race season 17 contestants and their backgrounds [a]
ContestantAgeCityOutcome
Acacia Forgot 28 Los Angeles, CaliforniaTBA
Arrietty 28 Seattle, Washington
Crystal Envy 27 Asbury Park, New Jersey
Hormona Lisa 30 Chattanooga, Tennessee
Jewels Sparkles 22 Tampa, Florida
Joella 25Los Angeles, California
Kori King 24 Boston, Massachusetts
Lana Ja'Rae 22 New York City, New York
Lexi Love 33 Louisville, Kentucky
Lucky Starzzz 26 Miami, Florida
Lydia B Kollins [b] 23 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Onya Nurve 31 Cleveland, Ohio
Sam Star 24 Leeds, Alabama
Suzie Toot 24 Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Contestant progress

Legend:

  WIN indicates that the contestant won the challenge.
  TOP2 indicates that the contestant was one of the two best performing in the challenge, but lost the lip sync to win it.
  SAFE indicates that the contestant was declared safe by the judges.
  BDT (Badonka Dunk Tank) indicates that the contestant lost the lip sync, but pulled the correct lever dropping Michelle Visage into the Badonka Dunk Tank and saving themself from elimination.
  LOW indicates that the contestant's talent show was rated the lowest by the others during Rate-A-Queen and, as a result, they were up for elimination in the next episode.
  BTM (Bottom) indicates that the contestant was up for elimination.
  ELIM (Eliminated) indicates that the contestant was eliminated.
  Guest indicates that the contestant remained or returned as a guest.
Contestants progress with placements in each episode
ContestantEpisode
1 [15] 2 [16] 3 [17]
Acacia ForgotLOWBTMTBA
ArriettySAFEGuest
Crystal EnvyGuestTOP2
Hormona LisaGuestBDT
Jewels SparklesTOP2Guest
JoellaSAFEGuest
Kori KingGuestSAFE
Lana Ja'RaeGuestSAFE
Lexi LoveGuestWIN
Lucky StarzzzSAFEGuest
Lydia B KollinsSAFEGuest
Onya NurveGuestSAFE
Sam StarGuestSAFE
Suzie TootWINGuest

Lip syncs

Legend:

  The contestant won the lip sync to win the challenge.
EpisodeTop contestantsSongWinner
1 [15] Jewels Sparklesvs.Suzie Toot"Woman's World"
(Katy Perry)		Suzie Toot
2 [16] Crystal Envyvs.Lexi Love"Alter Ego"
(Doechii, JT)		Lexi Love
Bottom contestantsSongEliminated
Acacia Forgotvs.Hormona Lisa"Yes, And?"
(Ariana Grande)		None [c]

Guest judges

RuPaul and Michelle Visage remained as the regular judges, with Carson Kressley, Ts Madison, and Ross Mathews reappearing as alternating judges. Various guest judges were revealed on December 12, and set to appear in the upcoming season. Celebrities are listed in chronological order. [19]

Special guests

Special guests who appeared in episodes, but did not judge on the main stage.

Episode 1
Episode 2

Episodes

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleOriginal release date
2241"Squirrel Games"January 3, 2025 (2025-01-03)

All 14 new queens along with other queens from previous seasons perform in a Squid Game inspired challenge called "Ru Light, Green Light", where they serve and move forward, but when the music stops and Lil' Poundcake turns around, they have to strike a pose. All queens from previous seasons are eliminated, leaving only the new queens. They all then enter the werkroom, and find out that "Ru Light, Green Light" was a photoshoot mini challenge. Lana Ja'Rae wins the mini challenge. For the main challenge, the queens split into two groups, with seven of them performing a talent in Drag Queens Got Talent.

  • Acacia Forgot – Playing guitar / Live singing
  • Arrietty – Lip-sync / Baile Folklorico
  • Jewels Sparkles – Original song lip-sync
  • Joella – Original song lip-sync
  • Lucky Starzzz – Original song lip-sync
  • Lydia B Kollins – Original song lip-sync / Comedy burlesque
  • Suzie Toot – Original song lip-sync / Tap dancing

On the runway, category is Masc For Masked Singer. The queens who didn't perform in this episode rank the queens performances using Rate-A-Queen, where it is announced that Jewels Sparkles and Suzie Toot are the top two queens of the week, and will lip-sync for the win. It is also announced that Acacia Forgot was rated lowest and will be lip-syncing for her life in the next episode. Jewels Sparkles and Suzie Toot lip-sync to "Woman's World" by Katy Perry. After the lip-sync, Suzie Toot is announced as the winner of the challenge.

  • Guest Judge: Katy Perry
  • Alternating Judge: Carson Kressley
  • Mini-Challenge: Ru Light, Green Light
  • Mini-Challenge Winner: Lana Ja'Rae
  • Mini-Challenge Prize: $2,500 cash tip
  • Main Challenge: Perform a talent in Drag Queens Got Talent
  • Runway Theme: Masc For Masked Singer
  • Top Two: Jewels Sparkles and Suzie Toot
  • Lip-sync Song: "Woman's World" by Katy Perry
  • Challenge Winner: Suzie Toot
  • Challenge Prize: $5,000 cash prize
2252"Drag Queens Got Talent – Part 2"January 10, 2025 (2025-01-10)

For the main challenge, the remaining seven queens perform a talent performing a talent in Drag Queens Got Talent.

  • Crystal Envy – Original song lip-sync
  • Hormona Lisa – Stand-up live comedy
  • Kori King – Original song lip-sync
  • Lana Ja'Rae– Original song lip-sync
  • Lexi Love – Original song lip-sync / Roller skating
  • Onya Nurve – Original song lip-sync
  • Sam Star – Original song lip-sync

On the runway, category is Is It Cake?. The queens who didn't perform in this episode rank the queens performances using Rate-A-Queen, where it is announced that Crystal Envy and Lexi Love are the top two queens of the week, and will lip-sync for the win. They then lip-sync to "Alter Ego" by Doechii and JT. After the lip-sync, Lexi Love is announced as the winner of the challenge. It was later announced that Hormona Lisa was rated lowest and will be lip-syncing for her life against Acacia Forgot, who was ranked the lowest in the previous episode. They then lip-sync to "Yes, And" by Ariana Grande. Acacia Forgot wins the lip-sync, but RuPaul reveals a new twist called "Badonka Dunk", where the eliminated queen gets to pull a lever, with two of them dunking Michelle Visage into a tank of water; if Michelle is dunked, the queen is saved from elimination. Hormona Lisa pulls the 7th lever, which dunks Michelle into the water and therefore saves Hormona from elimination.

  • Guest Judge: Doechii
  • Alternating Judge: Ts Madison
  • Main Challenge: Perform a talent in Drag Queens Got Talent
  • Runway Theme: Is It Cake?
  • Top Two: Crystal Envy and Lexi Love
  • Lip-sync Song: "Alter Ego" by Doechii and JT
  • Challenge Winner: Lexi Love
  • Challenge Prize: $5,000 cash prize
  • Bottom Two: Acacia Forgot and Hormona Lisa
  • Lip-sync Song: "Yes, And?" by Ariana Grande
  • Eliminated: None
2263"Monopulence!" [24] January 17, 2025 (2025-01-17)

  • Guest Judge: Sandra Bernhard
  • Alternating Judge: Ts Madison
  • Runway Theme: Monopulence
  • Lip-sync Song: TBA
  • Challenge Winner: TBA
  • Challenge Prize: TBA
2274"Bitch, I'm a Drag Queen!" [25] January 24, 2025 (2025-01-24)

  • Guest Judge: Julia Schlaepfer
  • Runway Theme: Quilted For Your Pleasure
  • Lip-sync Song: TBA
  • Challenge Winner: TBA
  • Challenge Prize: TBA
2285 [26] January 31, 2025 (2025-01-31)

  • Guest Judge: TBA
  • Runway Theme: TBA
  • Lip-sync Song: TBA
  • Challenge Winner: TBA
  • Challenge Prize: TBA
2296"Let's Get Sea Sickening Ball" [27] February 7, 2025 (2025-02-07)

  • Guest Judge: Hunter Schafer and Law Roach
  • Runway Theme: TBA
  • Lip-sync Song: TBA
  • Challenge Winner: TBA
  • Challenge Prize: TBA

Broadcast

The seventeenth season, and its companion series, premiered through MTV with its first episode on January 3, 2025. [28] The season will consists of sixteen episodes and airs weekly at 8:00 p.m. (EST). [29] Episodes were later released throughout various streaming services such as Crave for Canada, Stan for Australia, and on WOW Presents Plus internationally with next-day availability starting on January 4. [30]

Ratings

Viewership and ratings per episode of RuPaul's Drag Race season 17
No.TitleAir date Rating
(18–49)		Viewers
(millions)		Ref.
1"Squirrel Games"January 3, 20250.240.671 [31]
2"Drag Queens Got Talent"January 10, 20250.170.494 [32]

Footnotes

  1. ↑ All ages, names, and cities are stated at time of filming. [13]
  2. ↑ Lydia Butthole Kollins is referred to as Lydia B Kollins on the series. [14]
  3. ↑ While Acacia Forgot was declared the lip sync winner, Hormona Lisa was nonetheless saved from elimination, courtesy of a dunk-tank game of chance. [18]

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