"Drag Race" is a reality competition television series that showcases the art of drag performance. Contestants, known as drag queens, compete in various challenges that test their creativity, fashion sense, and performance skills. The show is hosted by RuPaul, a prominent drag performer, who serves as both a mentor and judge. Each episode features runway presentations, lip-sync battles, and themed challenges, culminating in the elimination of one contestant. The series has gained a significant following since its debut in 2009, leading to multiple international versions and spin-offs. It highlights the LGBTQ+ community and promotes self-expression, acceptance, and artistry. "Drag Race" has also won several awards, including Emmy Awards, for its impact on popular culture and entertainment.