SPECIAL THANKS TO JASMINE ALOMA AND SOFIE VAN DE GRAMPEL AT THE BBC

“Not to toot my own horn, but hello? Like, beep beep?” Kiki Snatch says of her *impeccable* lip-sync smackdown on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK. Although her battle against Actavia to David Bowie’s funk-rock classic ‘Let’s Dance’ has been widely lauded as one of the British franchise’s best, Kiki was sadly Marcia Marcia Marcia-d – as in, sent unjustly packin’ when a “shantay you both stay” would’ve been apt. As the Saint-Lucian/London “cross-breed baddie” tells GAY TIMES: “When she was like, “Kiki Snatch, you snatched our hearts…” I was like, ‘Don’t do it. How dare you. Really, Ru?’”

The queens of UK season six appeared on The Graham Norton Show for their fifth maxi-challenge, before serving their best (how’s your…) head(?)piece on the main stage. In Kiki’s critiques, the panel highlighted her “performative” style in the challenge and lack of ‘refinement’ on the runway, resulting in her second bottom two placement. Despite her early departure, Kiki has undeniably showcased why she’s considered a drag icon in the London scene with her rousing powerhouse vocals and flawless lip-sync ability, as well as her quintessential “Ro’Sham Bo’Sham” energy.

Read ahead for our exit chat with Kiki, where she reflects on her season six experience, why she almost quit and fled set ahead of her lip-sync showdown and the iconic Scary Movie character she would’ve impersonated on the Snatch Game. Bonus: she also reveals which legendary UK alum she wants to throw down with in a future All Stars lip-sync.

Kiki, are you feeling Ro’Sham Bo’Sham?

I am always feeling Ro’Sham Bo’Sham, baby. It’s a good Ro’Sham Bo’Sham this time.

Well, I’m not feeling Ro’Sham Bo’Sham because of this elimination.

Ugh, chile. If anyone is feeling Ro’Sham Bo’Sham because of this elimination, I’m gonna throw some hands!