"Dusted or Busted" Scoring System

The "Dusted or Busted" Scoring Method also known as the "DOB" Scoring Method is a scoring system used to measure the statistical performance or success of contestants on Daniel's Song Race. It is based on the same-titled scoring system of RuPaul's Drag Race. This method can be used to prove if a contestant performed better than another regardless of their placing in the competition, although it is more accurate with contestants that competed for a while.

Scoring Method
The scoring method is used to score the outcome of each contestant during each episode of Daniel's Song Race. 2 points are awarded to queens who WIN the main challenge. 1 point is awarded to queens who do well but did not win (HIGH). 0 points are given to queens who are labeled "SAFE" by the judges. -1 points are given to queens who did poorly but did not place in the Bottom 2 (LOW), while -2 points are given to queens who place in the bottom 2 (BTM2) or are eliminated after lipsyncing in the bottom 2 (ELIM). This method can be used to prove that a contestant eliminated earlier in the competition may have actually done better than a contestant who was kept in the competition longer.

= Records =

Finalists Scores
  

Best Records
Contestants with the Top 10 best overall performance scores of Daniel's Song Race.



Worst Records
= Daniel's Song Race =

Season 1 Scores

 * Main article: Season 1

Season 2 Scores

 * Main article: Season 2

Season 3 Scores

 * Main article: Season 3

Season 4 Scores

 * Main article: Season 4

Season 5 Scores

 * Main article: Season 5

Season 6 Scores

 * Main article: Season 6

Season 7 Scores

 * Main article: Season 7

Season 8 Scores

 * Main article: Season 8

= Daniel's Song Race All Stars =

All Stars 1 Scores

 * Main article: All Stars Season 1

All Stars 2 Scores

 * Main article: All Stars Season 2

= House of Musical Horrors =

Season 1 Scores

 * Main article: House of Musical Horrors: Season 1

Season 2 Scores

 * Main article: House of Musical Horrors: Season 2

= Notes =