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Is Yoko Ono an unknown artist? 'RuPaul's Drag Race' star Kahmora Hall impersonates John Lennon's widow

The eliminated queen shared a look in which she looks exactly like the famed artist!

The most awaited episode of 'RuPaul's Drag Race' is finally here - 'Snatch Game'. One of the most pivotal challenges of the show, the queens impersonate a famous celebrity in a game show-like setting with one objective – make RuPaul laugh. 

This season, we saw the remaining 9 queens make some interesting creative choices. While most of them were unsure of Rosé's rendition of Mary, Queen of Scots, the seasoned queen absolutely nailed her performance. Gottmik's Paris Hilton was spot on, the queen even won the challenge, making it her second win of the season. 

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Other queens weren't quite as successful. Utica's version of Bob Ross full-tanked, with none of her jokes landing or making sense. Olivia Lux's Tabitha Brown was doomed from the start, seeing that RuPaul had no idea who the social media star was and deemed her not famous. 

The queens took to social media to share their looks from this episode. This also included the eliminated queens, who showed off their runaway looks. Kahmora Hall, the first queen to get eliminated this season shared a very interesting look - her rendition of Yoko Ono. Turns out, its who she would have impersonated, had she still been on the show. With an image of the two of them side by side, the caption read - 'The world’s most famous unknown artist, @yokoono  #dragrace #snatchgame'. 

Often known to many as John Lennon's wife, there is a lot more to Ono and her long, illustrious career. 

She had a rocky childhood

Ono was born in 1933, to Isoko and Eisuke Ono. Eisuke, her father was a wealthy banker and a former classical pianist, who came from a long line of samurai-warrior scholars. Growing up, the family often moved between Japan and America, seeing that her father was transferred often on account of his job. Although the family lived comfortably, they fell upon extremely hard times during World War II, seeing that they were in Tokyo during the great fire-bombing of March 1945. The family was later forced to beg for food, post the aftermath of the destruction. She credits this period as the reason behind her 'aggressive attitude'.  

Ono has had three husbands

Ono was married to Japanese composer Toshi Ichiyanagi. The couple eloped in 1956 and finally got a divorce in 1962. She later went on to marry producer Anthony Cox in 1962. The pair separated in 1968. She met John Lennon in 1966, during her art show in London. Although Lennon was married at the time, the two fell in love. She finally married John Lennon in 1969. Ono has two children - Kyoko Chan Cox, whose father is Anthony Cox and a son, Sean Taro Ono Lennon, her son with John Lennon. 

She is an extremely celebrated artist 

Ono has had an interesting career as an artist, her work comes with a lot of sublime messages. Some of her involved her audiences, such as 'Painting to Be Stepped On' and 'Cut Piece'. One of her most famous works was a collaboration with her late husband, John Lennon called 'Bed-In', where the two staged a protest against the Vietnam War in their honeymoon suite. 

Catch all the new episodes of 'RuPaul's Drag Race' Season 13 on VH1 every Friday at 9/8c. For more information, check your local listings.