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Global Diplomacy and Drag: Recapping "Snatch Summit" The global stage just got a whole lot more fabulous. In the second episode of Canada’s Drag Race: Canada vs. The World , titled our favorite queens from across the globe faced off in a high-stakes diplomatic debate—Drag Race style.

"Snatch Summit" proved that even when the format shifts, the core of Drag Race remains the same: humor, heart, and a little bit of global shade. With guest judges (Season 1 winner) and Sarain Fox bringing the energy, it was a night to remember for Canadian drag herstory.

For more in-depth recaps, check out the full breakdown on In Magazine and Xtra Magazine . Canada vs The World' Episode 2 recap - Drag Race [S1E2] Snatch Summit

The two winners then faced off in a high-energy lip sync to . In a masterclass of performance, Icesis Couture took the win, ultimately leading to the heartbreaking elimination of Stephanie Prince . Final Thoughts

The main event took the traditional Snatch Game and gave it a "Summit" twist, featuring contestants and Sarain Fox . The queens portrayed a wide array of delegates, including: Icesis Couture as Donatella Versace Ra’Jah O’Hara as Big Freedia Silky Nutmeg Ganache as Lizzo Anita Wigl’it as Adele Victoria Scone as Kim Woodburn Vanity Milan as Spice Rita Baga as Guilda Stephanie Prince as Cardi B Global Diplomacy and Drag: Recapping "Snatch Summit" The

While many struggled to keep the banter afloat, two queens rose above the rest. and Ra’Jah O’Hara both dominated the summit, earning their first-ever career Snatch Game wins.

Before the summit could begin, the queens had to clear the air. The episode kicked off with the , where the library was officially opened. While some queens struggled to land their jabs, Anita Wigl’it swooped in at the end to save the day, taking home the mini-challenge win and proving her sharp wit remains unmatched. A Summit to Remember "Snatch Summit" proved that even when the format

If you thought international relations were dry, think again. This episode rebranded the iconic Snatch Game into an "international relations debate," proving once and for all that a well-timed quip is the best form of foreign policy. The Reading is Fundamental