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\n\tMore than perhaps any other show in the history of television, RuPaul\u2019s Drag Race<\/em> has always prided itself on creating a space for the intersection of pop culture and queerness. Whether it\u2019s in a lip sync for your life<\/a> to a famous LGBTQ anthem, or a pitch-perfect Snatch Game impersonation<\/a> of a gay icon, Drag Race <\/em>delivers a bevy of queer cultural moments every year. <\/p>\n \n\tIn the series\u2019 more recent seasons, one particular brand of those moments emerged as a fan-favorite: the Rusical challenge. Since the debut of \u201cShade: The Rusical\u201d back in season 6, every main season of Drag Race<\/em> has featured the now-iconic challenge where queens are tasked with picking roles and creating on a show-stopping theatrical experience. Complete with costumes, choreography and the occasional 11 o\u2019clock number, the Rusical challenge is a near-perfect way to celebrate the queer community\u2019s undying obsession with musical theater. <\/p>\n \n\tJust like Broadway itself, pretty much anything can be turned into a Rusical: Some challenges have seen queens telling an original story about drag ingenues interacting with evil queens; others have seen them telling the lightly altered stories of pop divas; one even saw the queens attempting to sell fake pharmaceutical products. <\/p>\n \n\tWhat makes a good Rusical performance? Below, Billboard<\/em> takes a look back at every Rusical performance in the history of RuPaul\u2019s Drag Race<\/em> and RuPaul\u2019s Drag Race All Stars<\/em>, and ranks them from worst to best based on their general concepts, execution, music and overall impact. Take a look at where your favorite Rusical ended up below:<\/p>\n