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a woman who dresses as a drag queen. Also known as a "genetically-challenged" drag queen, because acting flambuoyant and dressing over-the-top can be a lot of fun for some women. The woman may not be heterosexual, but bisexual, or a lesbian, or refer to herself as a dyke.
Comes from "faux" meaning fake - "drag" + "queen." As of the time of this writing, there are no known faux kings. (See: drag king.) 1. Connie and Carla in the movie "Connie and Carla," though they were somewhat forced into being faux queens...
2. See: the drag show in "Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous." 3. Ana Matronic of the band Scissor Sisters 4. There is an annual faux queen pagaent in San Francisco. |
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An uber fabulous female. Sometimes refered to a "drag queen trapped in a female body". Simply put, a faux queen is a woman who dresses as a man dressing as a woman. Anita Cocktail is a fameous faux queen.
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A drag queen trapped in a biological woman's body or a female female impersonator. A faux queen is a gender bending illusionist that looks, dresses, acts and performs as a traditional drag queen which is man that dresses as a woman for entertainment purposes. Faux queens tend to adopt the more campy style of drag since it is easier to disguise their gender and exaggerate their look with over-the-top make up, big wigs and colorful drag attire. She is naturally fabulous and has a fierce personality. more...
Faux queens have been performing regularly in the drag scene along with the traditional male drag queens for a long time, especially at the infamous and popular drag show Trannyshack in San Francisco. The Klubstitute Kollective, also in San Francisco, held the first ever faux queen pageant in 1996 and had one annually until 2005 with more and more 'genetically challenged' drag queen contestants entering every year. Recently, a new surge of faux queens and faux queen pageants have been popping up around the country. RuPaul's latest show 'RuPaul's Drag U' have contestants that are biological women be trained and transformed to become drag queens by previous 'RuPaul's Drag Race' drag queen contestants as their mentors and professors. Although they do not physically have them, a faux queen needs to have a big set of balls to be successful and accepted. |
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