What is this deck?
A free 72-card Forehead Party deck of iconic drag stage names, spanning screen legends, ballroom and club veterans, touring headliners, and international performers.
Free deck · 72 cards
Drag Queens Guessing Game
Somebody is doing an impression, somebody is quoting a lip sync, and nobody can say the name out loud. Guess 72 iconic drag stage names from clues, impressions, and one very committed runway walk.
For the friends who have opinions about lip syncs
You know the name. Now make them guess it.
Drag Queens is a free 72-card Forehead Party deck built entirely from iconic drag stage names — screen and stage legends like Divine and Lady Bunny, ballroom and touring headliners, and the international performers a drag-literate room recognizes instantly. It's names only: no trivia questions, no rankings, no quiz scoring.
This is the deck for a queer party game with a knowledgeable crowd — pride game night, a viewing party, a drag brunch afterparty, or any table where an impression counts as a clue. Groups who don't follow drag closely will have more fun with the free Queer Pop Culture deck first.
It plays in person on an iPhone, offline, with no account, no ads, and no subscription. This deck is free.
A few cards from the deck
Clue these before the lip sync ends.
- Jinkx Monsoon
- Trixie Mattel
- Divine
- Sasha Colby
- Bianca Del Rio
- Latrice Royale
- Alyssa Edwards
- Sasha Velour
- Shangela
- Bimini Bon-Boulash
- Nymphia Wind
- Lady Bunny
How to play
No trivia round, just clues and tilts.
- Pick the deck. Open Drag Queens and choose a round length.
- Hold the iPhone out. Put it against your forehead with the screen facing your friends.
- Guess from their clues. Tilt down when you get the card and tilt up to pass.
- Pass the phone. Compare scores once every player has finished a round.
Drag Queens deck questions
Before the next number
Is it free?
Yes. Drag Queens is included at no cost with Forehead Party. No subscription, no ads; only a few other decks are one-time purchases.
Who is it for and when should we play it?
For a crowd that follows drag — pride game night, a viewing party, a drag brunch afterparty, or a birthday where at least half the room can do an impression.
How do you play?
Hold the iPhone to your forehead so you cannot see the name. Friends give clues, impressions, and hints. Tilt down for a correct guess, tilt up to pass, then hand off the phone.
What if nobody in our group follows drag?
Start with the free Queer Pop Culture deck instead — it uses general nightlife and community words rather than specific performers, so no one needs insider knowledge.
One more round before the encore