Drag Den season 2

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Drag Den
Season 2
Drag Den (Season 2).jpg
Promotional poster for season two.
Hosted by Manila Luzon
Judges
No. of contestants10
Release
Original network Amazon Prime Video
Original release18 January (2024-01-18) –
7 March 2024 (2024-03-07)
Season chronology
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Season 1
List of episodes

The second season of Drag Den premiered on 18 January 2024, through Amazon Prime Video. [1] The second season showcased a total of ten contestants competing for the title of the "Filipino's Next Drag Supreme".

Casting calls for the season were opened in April 2023, and the cast was officially revealed in a teaser trailer in December 2023. [2]

Production

Throughout social media, Amazon Prime Video joined the trend involving promotional material from the film, Barbie (2023). They posted an image of Manila Luzon's doll, with the tagline: "May pasabog na announcement ang doll na 'to very soon." [3] Fans speculated that the show is yet to announce a season two. On 14 April 2023, the streaming service announced the renewal of the reality competition series. Manila Luzon and Rod Singh announced a casting call for season two on social media. The casting call was open until 30 April 2023. [4]

Format

Contestants are instructed to participate in two challenges in the series. The judges will critique based on both challenges and choose their winner. Before they announce the highest-ranking contestant, the Drag Lord chooses three names from fate and they will participate in the Dragdagulan. The winner of the lip-sync challenge will gain immunity and have the opportunity to give to the lowest-ranking contestant from elimination. [5]

Promotion

On 1 December 2023, Sassa Gurl, Nicole Cordoves, and Manila Luzon came back as the judging panel for the second season. [6] Additionally, it revealed the official premiere date, which is slated for 18 January 2024, and will be available through Amazon Prime Video. [7] On 7 December 2023, ten contestants were shown in the new trailer heading down the new set of the series. [8]

Manila Luzon announced a song collaboration with Sassa Gurl. They released the new official theme song of the series named, "Pom Pom (Take Me High)" on 12 January 2024, through Republic Records Philippines. [9] The streaming service held a grand opening night at Ayala Malls Trinoma, on 17 January in celebration of the second season. It featured a red carpet, a media conference, and performances. [10]

Contestants

Ages, names, and cities stated are at time of filming.

Contestants from the second season of Drag Den and their backgrounds [8]
ContestantAgeHometownOutcome
Deja22 Baguio, BenguetWinner
Mrs. Tan23 Laguna, CalabarzonRunners-up
Moi [a] 22 Bacolod, Negros Occidental
Feyvah Fatalé24 Bulacan, Central Luzon4th place
Russia Fox38 Daraga, Albay
Margaux [b] 24 Tondo, Metro Manila6th place
Jean Vilogue21 Batangas City, Batangas7th place
Elvira22 Quezon City, Metro Manila8th place
Marlyn [c] 27 Pasay, Metro Manila9th place
Maria Lava28 Mandaue, Cebu10th place

Contestant progress

Legend:

  Deja won Drag Den season 2.
  Mrs. Tan and Moi were the runners-up.
  Russia Fox was voted Miss El Tocuyo (Miss ET).
  WIN indicates that the contestant was the highest in the ranking and won both the main challenge and the lip sync.
  TOP indicates that the contestant was the highest in the ranking and won the main challenge, but lost the lip sync.
  DDW (Dragdagulan winner) indicates that the contestant was chosen by fate and won the lip sync challenge.
  SAFE indicates that the contestant was declared safe by the judges.
  IMM (Immunity) indicates that the contestant was the lowest in the ranking, but was given immunity from the lip sync winner.
  BTM (Bottom) indicates that the contestant was one of the lowest in the ranking and was up for elimination.
  ELIM (Eliminated) indicates that the contestant one of the lowest in the ranking and was eliminated.
  Guest indicates that the contestant returned as a guest.
Progress of contestants including placements in each episode
ContestantEpisode
1 [11] 2 [12] 3 [13] 4 [14] 5 [15] 6 [16] 8 [17]
DejaTOPSAFESAFESAFETOPSAFEWinner
Mrs. TanSAFEDDWSAFEWINDDWSAFERunner-up
MoiSAFESAFESAFEIMMSAFETOPRunner-up
Feyvah FataléSAFETOPDDWBTMIMMELIMGuest
Russia FoxSAFESAFETOPSAFESAFEELIMMiss ET
MargauxSAFEBTMIMMSAFEELIMGuest
Jean VilogueSAFEBTMSAFEELIMGuest
ElviraDDWSAFEELIMGuest
MarlynBTMELIMGuest
Maria LavaELIMGuest

Rankings

Progress of contestants including rank in each episode
RankRound
123456Final
1DejaFeyvah FataléRussia FoxMrs. TanDejaMoiDeja
2Russia FoxRussia FoxMrs. TanRussia FoxRussia FoxMrs. TanMoi
Mrs. Tan
3Mrs. TanMrs. TanMoiMargauxMoiDeja
4MargauxDejaDejaDejaMrs. TanFeyvah Fatalé
Russia Fox
5Feyvah FataléMoiFeyvah FataléMoiMargaux
6MoiElviraJean VilogueFeyvah FataléFeyvah Fatalé
7Jean VilogueJean VilogueMargauxJean Vilogue
8MarlynMargauxElvira
9Maria LavaMarlyn
10Elvira

Guest judges

On 14 December 2023, the guest judges for this season were revealed. Guest judges are known as the "Drag Enforcer" in the series, and are listed in chronological order. [18]

Special guests

Guests who appeared in episodes, but not judge on the main stage.

Episode 8:

Episodes

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleOriginal air date
91"Kalyeah Culture"18 January 2024 (2024-01-18)

Ten drag queens entered the new underground arcade in the first episode, greeted by Sassa Gurl, Nicole Cordoves, and Manila Luzon. The themewear for the first episode is TerNo? TerYasss! For the Main Drag Showdown, the queens write, record, and perform verses to "Sustah".

The Drag Lord revealed that three queens would be chosen by fate to participate in the Dragdagulan and get a chance to win immunity; with the lowest ranking score will be eliminated in every episode. Elvira won the Dragdagulan lip-sync to "Sumayaw Ka" by Gloc-9, and keeps her immunity. Deja and Russia Fox received the highest rankings, with Deja winning the episode. Maria Lava and Marlyn received the lowest rank. Maria Lava was the first queen to be eliminated.

  • Drag Enforcers: Yeng Constantino and Mikha, Aiah and Stacey of Bini
  • Drag Agent: Naia
  • Themewear Drag Test: TerNo? TerYasss!
  • Main Drag Showdown: Write, record, and perform verses to "Sustah
  • Dragdagulan Opponents: Deja, Elvira, and Maria Lava
  • Lip-Sync Song: "Sumayaw Ka" by Gloc-9
  • Dragdagulan Winner: Elvira
  • Round One Winner: Deja
  • Showdown Prize: A ₱20,000 cash tip
  • Bottom Two: Maria Lava and Marlyn
  • Eliminated: Maria Lava
102"Parlor Gayms"25 January 2024 (2024-01-25)

Nine drag queens entered the underground arcade, greeted by Sassa Gurl revealing episode one's rankings. She also revealed the themewear for the second episode, which is Pinoy Campyons. For the Main Drag Showdown, the queens perform a comedy-musical titled "Parlor Gay-mes".

Mrs. Tan won the Dragdagulan lip-sync to "Morena" by Roxanne Barcelo, and kept her immunity. Feyvah Fatalé received the highest ranking and won the episode. Jean Vilogue, Margaux, and Marlyn received the lowest rankings. Marlyn was the second queen to be eliminated.

  • Drag Enforcer: Rufa Mae Quinto
  • Drag Agent: Pura Luka Vega
  • Themewear Drag Test: Pinoy Campyons
  • Main Drag Showdown: Perform a comedy-musical based on beauty parlors
  • Dragdagulan Opponents: Margaux, Marlyn, and Mrs. Tan
  • Lip-Sync Song: "Morena" by Roxanne Barcelo
  • Dragdagulan Winner: Mrs. Tan
  • Round Two Winner: Feyvah Fatalé
  • Showdown Prize: A ₱20,000 cash tip
  • Bottom Three: Jean Vilogue, Margaux, and Marlyn
  • Eliminated: Marlyn
113"Patayin sa Sindaks"1 February 2024 (2024-02-01)

Eight drag queens entered the underground arcade with Sassa Gurl revealing episode two's rankings. She also announced the themewear for the third episode, which is Pinoy Supersti-Chos. For the Main Drag Showdown, the queens are dressed up in their given horror-version horoscopes to participate in a haunted house.

Feyvah Fatalé won the Dragdagulan lip-sync to "Rampa" by Vice Ganda. Russia Fox received the highest ranking and won the episode. Elvira and Margaux received the lowest rankings; Feyvah Fatalé gave up her immunity to Margaux. Elvira was the third queen to be eliminated.

  • Drag Enforcer: Alaska Thunderfuck
  • Drag Agent: Aries Night
  • Themewear Drag Test: Pinoy Supersti-Chos
  • Main Drag Showdown: Create a horoscope-inspired look and participate in a haunted house
  • Dragdagulan Opponents: Feyvah Fatalé, Moi, and Russia Fox
  • Lip-Sync Song: "Rampa" by Vice Ganda
  • Dragdagulan Winner: Feyvah Fatalé
  • Round Three Winner: Russia Fox
  • Showdown Prize: A ₱20,000 cash tip
  • Bottom Two: Elvira and Margaux
  • Eliminated: Elvira
124"Alien? Alien!"8 February 2024 (2024-02-08)

Seven drag queens entered the underground arcade, Sassa Gurl reveals episode three's rankings. She also revealed the themewear for the fourth episode, Queens of Animenia. For the Main Drag Showdown, the queens create an extraterrestrial life inspired look.

Mrs. Tan won the Dragdagulan lip-sync to "Triangulo" by Thyro Alfaro, Yumi Lacsamana, and Jeric Medina. Mrs. Tan received the highest ranking and won the episode. Feyvah Fatalé, Jean Vilogue, and Moi received the lowest rankings; Mrs. Tan gave up her immunity to Moi. Jean Vilogue was the fourth queen to be eliminated.

  • Honorary Drag Dealer: Megan Young [d]
  • Drag Enforcer: Alodia Gosiengfiao
  • Drag Agent: O-A
  • Themewear Drag Test: Queens of Animenia
  • Main Drag Showdown: Create an extraterrestrial life-like inspired look
  • Dragdagulan Opponents: Jean Vilogue, Margaux, and Mrs. Tan
  • Lip-Sync Song: "Triangulo" by Thyro Alfaro, Yumi Lacsamana, and Jeric Medina
  • Dragdagulan Winner: Mrs. Tan
  • Round Four Winner: Mrs. Tan
  • Showdown Prize: A ₱20,000 cash tip
  • Bottom Three: Feyvah Fatalé, Jean Vilogue, and Moi
  • Eliminated: Jean Vilogue
135"Baks to School"15 February 2024 (2024-02-15)

Six drag queens entered the underground arcade, and Sassa Gurl revealed episode four's rankings and revealed the themewear for the fifth episode, Miss Intrams. For the Main Drag Showdown, the queens participate in JS prom with their loved ones.

Mrs. Tan won the Dragdagulan lip-sync to "Di na Muli" by Janine Teñoso. Deja received the highest ranking and won the episode. Feyvah Fatalé, Margaux, and Mrs. Tan received the lowest rankings; Mrs. Tan gave up her immunity to Margaux, but declined it and ultimately ended up with Feyvah Fatalé. Margaux was the fifth queen to be eliminated.

  • Drag Enforcer: Andrea Brillantes
  • Drag Agent: Shewarma
  • Themewear Drag Test: Miss Intrams
  • Main Drag Showdown: Makeover a loved one for junior-senior prom
  • Dragdagulan Opponents: Feyvah Fatalé, Deja, and Mrs. Tan
  • Lip-Sync Song: "Di na Muli" by Janine Teñoso
  • Dragdagulan Winner: Mrs. Tan
  • Round Five Winner: Deja
  • Showdown Prize: A ₱20,000 cash tip
  • Bottom Three: Feyvah Fatalé, Margaux, and Mrs. Tan
  • Eliminated: Margaux
146"Kakaibabe"22 February 2024 (2024-02-22)

  • Drag Enforcer: Dolly de Leon
  • Themewear Drag Test: Protest Fashion in Swimsuit
  • Main Drag Showdown: Hanasht Game
  • Round Six Winner: Moi
  • Showdown Prize: A ₱20,000 cash tip
  • Eliminated: Feyvah Fatalé and Russia Fox
  • Top Three: Deja, Moi, and Mrs. Tan
157"Follow Up"29 February 2024 (2024-02-29)
This episode takes a look back at how the second season expanded with new rules and twists. Including audition tapes from the queens that did it to the series, unaired clips, and discovering the struggles and triumphs of the ten contestants.
168"Reyna ng Gabi"8 March 2024 (2024-03-08)

  • Themewear Drag Test: A-Gay-Culture
  • Lip-Sync Song: "Miss Manila" by Angeline Quinto
  • Main Drag Showdown: Question and Answer
  • Runners-up: Mrs. Tan and Moi
  • Winner of Drag Den Season Two: Deja

Notes

  1. ↑ Moi Taura is referred to as Moi on the show.
  2. ↑ Margaux Bertrand is referred to as Margaux on the show.
  3. ↑ Marlyn Ocampo is referred to as Marlyn on the show.
  4. ↑ Nicole Cordoves was not on the judging panel for this episode.

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