Drag Queen Monsters was born in Detroit one snowy Christmas Eve, when a group of cousins and siblings gathered in a small recording studio. What began as a private poem written by a family member about their lived experience as a Drag Queen and drag culture transformed into something much larger. The words, never intended to be shared, were given new life through the combined creativity of the family. Four years later, the song emerges as an anthem for authenticity, resilience, and self-expression. Drag Queen Monsters sheds light on the hypocrisy behind rising anti-drag legislation in America, particularly those laws that attempt to paint drag culture as dangerous to children. Instead, this track celebrates the courage of being unapologetically yourself.