Well, RuPaul doesn’t say, “The time has come for you to literally just stand there and lip sync for your life,” so I don’t know why one would do that. The job is to entertain the crowd and she clearly did that. What happened was that Sasha was actually doing a number, whereas Shea was just lip-syncing against Sasha. Even if Shea had not been on stage, what Sasha was doing would have been a great number. I can’t say the same for Shea Couleé. If Sasha had not been there, it would have just been like a girl on stage moving around. Sasha seemed to be doing a fully realized number.TV both expressed their happiness for the couple, as did Hailey’s father. As of the weekend of July 7, neither Hailey nor Justin had confirmed their engagement. However, eyewitnessesclaim This future could also resemble Sanders’s own town of Burlington, Vermont, Rather, the queens were prompted to prepare three lip syncs ahead of the finale and would face against each other until only two queens remained. Those two would then go head-to-head for the final crown. RuPaul began by spinning a giant wheel with all four queens’ name on it, and Trinity Taylor was selected to pick her opponent. Claiming she wanted a “challenge,” Trinity chose this season’s “lip-sync assassin” Peppermint. In turn, Peppermint randomly selected their song — “Stronger” by Britney Spears” — and the two took to the stage to compete. Trinity went into overdrive from the beginning, while Peppermint took a slower approach that climaxed with a double wig/dress reveal; in the end, Peppermint’s pacing was rewarded and she moved on. Next up was Sasha Velour and Shea Couleé to perform Whitney Houston’s “So Emotional,” and it was almost immediately clear that Sasha — who strategically poured out rose petals to add to the visuals of her performance — was going to send frontrunner Shea home.