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This is a list of drag groups, which are groups of drag performers. A drag performer is a person who dresses in clothes associated with the sex or gender they do not identify with for special occasions to perform and entertain or engage in social activism. Many, but not all, drag performers are members of the LGBTQ+ community.
| Name
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Members
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Country
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Period
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Type
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Notes
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| The AAA Girls
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3 (Alaska Thunderfuck, Courtney Act, Willam)
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 United States
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2014-present
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Drag queens
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| After Dark
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2
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 Sweden
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1976–2018
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Drag queens
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[1]
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| The B-Girlz
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3
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 Canada
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Drag queens
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[2]
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| Bloolips
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 United Kingdom
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|
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| The Boulet Brothers
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2
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United States
|
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Drag queens
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| Bratpack
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5 (Gia Metric, Kendall Gender, Synthia Kiss)
|
Canada
|
2015-present
|
Drag queens
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[3]
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| Cissie and Ada
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2
|
United Kingdom
|
|
Drag queens
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[4]
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| DWV
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3 (Detox, Willam)
|
United States
|
2012-2014
|
Drag queens
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| The Fabulous Wonder Twins
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2
|
 El Salvador
|
|
Drag queens
|
|
| Fay Slift and Fluffy Soufflé
|
2
|
Canada
|
2016-present
|
Drag queens
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| Frock Destroyers
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3 (Baga Chipz, Divina De Campo, Blu Hydrangea)
|
United Kingdom
|
2019-present
|
Drag queens
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| Glitter Hole
|
|
 Ireland
|
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Drag queens
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| Great Garlic Girls
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|
 Norway
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1981–present
|
Drag queens
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| GuiGi
|
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Canada
|
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Mixed
|
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| Hinge and Bracket
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|
United Kingdom
|
|
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| Hot Peaches
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Various
|
United States
|
1970s-1990s
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Mixed
|
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| Jinkx and Dela
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2 (BenDeLaCreme, Jinkx Monsoon)
|
United States
|
|
Drag queens
|
[5]
|
| Kiki and Herb
|
2
|
United States
|
|
Drag queens
|
|
| The Kinsey Sicks
|
Various
|
United States
|
1993-present
|
Drag queens
|
|
| Kita and Anita
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2 (Anita Wigl'it, Kita Mean)
|
 New Zealand
|
|
Drag queens
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[6]
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| Lesburlesque
|
|
United Kingdom
|
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Drag kings
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| Queentastic
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Norway
|
2005-present
|
Drag queens
|
|
| Sestre
|
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 Slovenia
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2000-present
|
Drag queens
|
|
| She-Dick
|
3
|
United States
|
|
Drag queens
|
|
| Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
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|
United States
|
|
Drag queens
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| Stephanie's Child
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3 (Jan Sport, Rosé, Lagoona Bloo)
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United States
|
|
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| Sugar and Spice
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2
|
United States
|
2018-present
|
Drag queens
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| Switch n' Play
|
7
|
United States
|
2006–present
|
Drag and burlesque
|
[7]
|
| Toxice
|
4
|
 Romania
|
|
Drag queens
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| Tranimal
|
|
United States
|
|
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| Transkuntinental
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7 (Detox, Kelly Mantle, Rhea Litré, Willam Belli)
|
United States
|
2009-2010s
|
Drag queens
|
[8][9]
|
| Trixie and Katya
|
2 (Katya Zamolodchikova, Trixie Mattel)
|
United States
|
2015-present
|
Drag queens
|
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