Sep 29, 2026 · 31 min · 10 segments
King of Drag Season 2 is coming up!! And we are so excited to see the newest Drag Kings and Drag Things make their debut in the Man Cave! We chat about the new host (controvertial!) and discuss who…
Nolan VoidHost
Bruno SalsicceHost
If you could make one change from season one to season two, what change would you make? It's Nolan Void's King of Drag.
Yeah, I would change it to lip syncing because there is such a history around lip syncing in the drag community.
We can do standup, we can do comedy challenges, but I would change it to a lip sync because it has such cultural cache.
Or if you're not going to do a lip sync, then do something kind of like a Dragula model where there's at least a floor show.
So there they do a whole like, live performance set to music or set to something and then it's a bunch of beautiful montages of all these fascinating moments and it it's really beautiful and artistic one of those two but it just needs some consistency and some structure and i think lip sync is the way to go i have to
say i agree i think it's it's when people think of drag they think of lip syncing it's the it's the accessible in it's what You know, maybe a specific drag contestant doesn't always do lip syncing or performing in that way, but they absolutely would have.
I'd be really surprised if there was a king that was on the show that had never done any lip sync performance ever.
Like I said before, I think it's a more uplifting and energising and better way to end the show than a random other skill that you're throwing at them.
I think I would also, which I know is money dependent, but I would give them more time.
If you could make one change from season one to season two, what change would you make? It's Nolan Void's King of Drag.
Yeah, I would change it to lip syncing because there is such a history around lip syncing in the drag community.
We can do standup, we can do comedy challenges, but I would change it to a lip sync because it has such cultural cache.
Or if you're not going to do a lip sync, then do something kind of like a Dragula model where there's at least a floor show.
So there they do a whole like, live performance set to music or set to something and then it's a bunch of beautiful montages of all these fascinating moments and it it's really beautiful and artistic one of those two but it just needs some consistency and some structure and i think lip sync is the way to go i have to
say i agree i think it's it's when people think of drag they think of lip syncing it's the it's the accessible in it's what You know, maybe a specific drag contestant doesn't always do lip syncing or performing in that way, but they absolutely would have.
I'd be really surprised if there was a king that was on the show that had never done any lip sync performance ever.
Like I said before, I think it's a more uplifting and energising and better way to end the show than a random other skill that you're throwing at them.
I think I would also, which I know is money dependent, but I would give them more time.
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