RuPaul’s Drag Race Salina EsTitties star explained her cryptic mirror message after her season 15 top six elimination, in which she wrote that she got what she “deserved.”

We all remember where we were when Luxx Black London delivered his now-iconic answer to RuPaul’s dreaded question: “Who should go home tonight and why?” after the record of season 15, Rusical, Wigloose.

The main gag of the episode was Luxx’s abrupt removal of Loosey Laduca’s drag in front of RuPaul – but the episode’s drama continued when Loosey, instead of throwing it back at Luxx, said that her friend, Salina EsTitties, on whose shoulder she had cried earlier, should go.

The two men had a brief confrontation Not returnedand the episode was bookended by a cryptic mirror message to Salina’s daughters, after she was sent home by Loosey.

On the mirror, Salina wrote: “I guess I got what I deserved, I love you hoes.” The post left fans — and other competing queens — more than a little confused as to what she meant.

Speaking to Joseph Shepherd during a series of interviews Presentation: After DarkSalina finally explained the lipstick signature and why she wrote it (and yes, it involves Mistress Isabelle Brooks).

“Loosey Laduca, in Not returnedwhen I said “Say their names” it was very clear that Loosey should have told Mistress (on the main stage) to go home, because she doesn’t mess with her.

THE Drag racing The star continued: “It was your perfect opportunity…to make some good TV, to get it out, to not tell your friend (Salina), who you were crying (to) about (Mistress) who intimidated you.

“So she said, ‘Salina, the question was who deserved go home,” and so I was like, “Oh, I deserve go home?’ ”, which is why Salina chose this exact verbiage for her farewell message.

The episode Rusical is still among the highest rated episodes of Drag racing – always – garnering the support even of Kevin Baconwho starred in Free from all tiesthe basis of Wigloose parody.

Loosey ended up going home the following episode, after placing in the bottom two for the formidable makeover challenge.

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