Lollygag Reigns Supreme At The ‘King Of Drag’ Season 2 Finale Party!

November 11, 2026 Meena Jalloh

Lollygag took home the crown, Chase Lounge earned Mr. Congeniality, and the ‘King of Drag’ Season 2 finale event gave us a night to remember.

Featured Image: Photo by B Sharp for Revry

All hail the king! On Sunday, November 8, Brooklyn’s 3 Dollar Bill rolled out the red carpet for the Season 2 finale of King of Drag, Revry’s groundbreaking drag king competition series. With a room full of drag royalty, a highly anticipated crowning, big d*ck energy and performances from some of the season’s standout kings, the night was a triumph of queer artistry, community, and everything that makes drag king culture so special.

And the biggest moment of the night? Lollygag was officially crowned the winner of King of Drag Season 2!

After eight episodes of fierce competition, the self-described “drag clown” emerged victorious over fellow contestants Chase Lounge, Cyrus K. Stratton, D. Vour, Papi Culo, Trade, Twinka Masala, and VERA!, becoming the show’s second-ever champion. Fellow competitor Chase Lounge also walked away with a title of his own, earning Mr. Congeniality after being voted in by his castmates.

The finale celebration brought together familiar faces from across queer entertainment, including RuPaul’s Drag Race favorites Ginger Minj, Peppermint, and Sapphira Cristál, alongside ballroom icon Leiomy Maldonado and America’s Next Top Model legend Miss J. Alexander.

Following the finale screening, the festivities continued with Lollygag’s crowning and drag king performances from Season 2 castmates Chase Lounge, D. Vour, Papi Culo, Trade, Twinka Masala, and VERA!.

Hosted by comedian and queer icon Cameron Esposito, King of Drag premiered its second season on September 20, giving drag kings a rare opportunity to showcase their talents on a major competition series. Through comedy, theatrical performances, and playful explorations of masculinity, the show continues to challenge traditional ideas about what drag can look like and who gets to participate.

“Lollygag reminded us that drag king artistry has no single shape,” said Revry co-founder and Chief Creative Officer Christopher J. Rodriguez in a statement. “They brought fearless comedy, real heart, and a completely original point of view to every challenge.”

The milestone also marked a larger victory for drag king visibility. According to Revry, more than 200 watch parties were held around the world throughout the season, demonstrating an enthusiastic audience for an art form that has historically received far less mainstream recognition than drag queen performance.

“Season 2 proved that audiences are hungry for drag kings,” said Damian Pelliccione, Revry’s CEO and co-founder. “This community showed up, and Revry is proud to keep giving these artists the stage they’ve always deserved.”

With another king crowned and a growing audience cheering them on, one thing is certain: drag kings deserve their flowers, their crowns, and a hella recognition.

Both seasons of King of Drag are available to stream exclusively on Revry.