Drag queens are performers, typically men, who dress in exaggerated women's clothing and adopt feminine personas for entertainment purposes. They often use makeup, wigs, and costumes to create a visually striking appearance. Drag queens can be found in various settings, including nightclubs, theaters, and television shows, where they perform lip-syncing, dancing, and comedy routines. The art of drag has deep roots in LGBTQ+ culture and has gained mainstream popularity through shows like RuPaul's Drag Race. Drag queens often challenge traditional gender norms and celebrate self-expression, creativity, and individuality, making their performances a vibrant part of contemporary entertainment.