#afab queen

flag id: two flags with 7 stripes, with the fourth being largest, the first and seventh a bit smaller, and the rest much smaller. the left flag's stripes are light purplish-pink, pink, dark red-pink, white, dark red-pink, pink, and light purplish-pink. the right flag's stripes are dark blue, faded blue, light sky blue, white, light sky blue, faded blue, and dark blue. each flag has the drag symbol in the center, a dull pink symbol of a crown with 5 sharp points, with the second and fourth being shorter than the rest, a row of tiny star cutouts near the base, and small stars above each point. end id.

banner id: a 1500x150 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting’ in large white text in the center. end id.

hyper queen | hyper king

flags for hyper/afab queen and hyper/amab king for anon!

a hyper queen/afab queen is a drag queen who is afab and/or a woman and a hyper king/amab king is a drag king who is amab and/or a man. other terms for these include bio queen/king and faux queen/king, both of which can be seen as offensive but might still be used on an individual basis. diva queen is also a synonym of hyper queen.

i took the drag queen and drag king flags and added smaller stripes representing being afab/a woman and amab/a man; in the hyper queen flag, the medium pink represents being afab and the darker pink represents being a woman, while in the hyper king flag, the medium blue represents being amab and the lighter blue represents being a man.

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Vision but make it femme (and a little bit drag) 💅🏾

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⚰️Carrie On! is back from the grave🥀

Women of all kinds do drag, and always have. (Drag Coven.)

Some cis women are among the greatest and most creative drag queens working today. (Creme Fatale)

Trans women originated the art of drag, so anyone trying to exclude women from being drag queens is either transphobic or stupid. (Aurora Sexton)

Without Black trans drag queens like Marsha P Johnson, there would be no pride as we know it. We owe so much of queer culture to transgender drag queens. (Pearl Teese)

Some of the biggest recording artists in the world today are afab drag queens (Lady Gaga).

The definition of drag is ever shifting and changing (Perpetua Motion (AFAB but non-binary))

Nobody can ultimately define what is and isn't drag. You know it when you see it. (Holy McGrail)

And just because the biggest platform for drag internationally doesn't include women, doesn't invalidate the many, many talented and beautiful trans and cis women and AFAB non-binary people who are drag queens. (Kat Wilderness)