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The bottom two queens, and Nicky Doll , lip-synced to "Problem" by Ariana Grande ft. Iggy Azalea. Ultimately, Dahlia Sin was eliminated, becoming the first queen to leave the competition in Season 12. She became a recurring meme for the rest of the season, appearing in a broccoli costume in various background shots. Legacy of the Episode

The goal was to create "the world's worst" version of various talent acts. While some queens thrived under the pressure of unscripted comedy, others struggled to find a character or rhythm.

delivered a polished, pop-star aesthetic that solidified her as a "look" contender. The Lip Sync and Elimination [S12E3] World's Worst

was declared the winner of the challenge for her performance as a flatulent psychic. However, as noted by Film Inquiry, the win was overshadowed by the real-world disqualification of the contestant due to sexual misconduct allegations, leading to her being edited out of most of the season’s narrative outside of the main challenges.

emerged as a breakout star in this episode. Despite being in the bottom groups, her quick wit and physical comedy received high praise from the judges, particularly guest judge Olivia Munn . The bottom two queens, and Nicky Doll ,

The third episode of , titled " World’s Worst ," serves as a polarizing entry in the franchise's history. Airing on March 13, 2020, it marked the first time the two premiere groups (from Episodes 1 and 2) merged into a single cast of 13. The Challenge: Improvisational Comedy

The main challenge tasked the queens with performing in an improv-based talent competition called "World's Worst." The cast was divided into four groups: : Aiden Zhane , Sherry Pie , and Brita. She became a recurring meme for the rest

"World's Worst" is often discussed for its awkward editing and the inherent difficulty of improv challenges in the Drag Race format. While some viewers found the challenge cringeworthy, it provided essential character development for fan favorites like Heidi N Closet and established the competitive hierarchy for the rest of the season.