How to Market Yourself as a Drag Queen

As a drag queen, you belong to the showbiz industry. So if you're not popular, you won't make money (or you'll receive minimal tips).

How, then, can you become popular? If you're starting out in the business, the big tendency is you can't afford an agent, a manager, or a publicist. The good news is, there are some free (but not cheap) ways that you can do yourself to promote your drag.

Want to be a Performing Queen? Learn from Puerto Rican Drag Queens

You already know that there are different types of drag queens, and one of them is the performer. Do you have a talent in dancing or singing? Then perhaps you'd like to hone those skills.

One way of honing your skills as a performer is to watch how seasoned queens do it. When it comes to this type of drag, no one does it better than Puerto Rican queens.

Should a Drag Queen Learn to Sew?

"What is it with you young drag queens who don't know how to sew? I don't get that." This was RuPaul's remark to Adore Delano when the queens were getting ready for a sewing challenge. Clearly, sewing and drag should go together. Why? Here are the top reasons.

Our Favorite Drag Queens from RuPaul's Drag Race

We love RuPaul's Drag Race! We love the drama, the witty lines, the Pit Crew, and best of all, the drag queens. Okay, not all the drag queens. Here are our favorites.

1. April Carrion (Season 6)

Too bad she was quickly eliminated. She could have shown us more of what incredible talent she is. We're not just talking about lip synching here. April is the total package. She's gorgeous, she has a smoking-hot body, and she can really sew. Looking at April is looking at drag as a masterpiece.

Is Being a Drag Queen All About Looking Pretty?

If you've been keeping up with RuPaul's Drag Race, you know that the show has just wrapped up its sixth season, which in our opinion is by far the best. Anyway, one of the queens -- her name is Gia Gunn -- made some people's eyebrows raise for her one-sided concept of drag.