RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars (2012-2023)

RuPaul is the most famous drag queen in the world, which makes her uniquely qualified to determine who is a drag queen, and who is just a drag. In 2009, she created Rupaul's Drag Race, a reality contest designed to crown "America's Next Drag Superstar" who would set the world on fire with their "charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent." For years she found the best of the best, but then she decided to put the best of the best of the best against each other in the ultimate competition she dubbed RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. The format is pretty simple: a bunch of drag queens compete in contests, with one per episode being kicked off after being told they need to "sashay away." Meanwhile we watch and pray the men are gay, so we could end up in bed with them someday! While everyone loves seeing our drag babes all dressed up, Mr. Man prefers watching them get dressed. Or undressed. As long as they're showing skin, it's fine either way. The sexy Brian Firkus plays his drag-ego Trixie Mattel, a send up to blond Barbie with serious girly glamour. Brian shows off his man-parts in one episode that has him trying on a tiny pair of underwear that he is absolutely bulging out in. Take a look at this shirtless hottie's big bulge! Shantay, you stay, Brian. Kevin Candelario shows a beefy bod most men can't hold a candle to, while Jovan Bridges flashes booty as part of his drag character. Drag that thing across our face! If you're into thin men, Amethyst, Brian Fierce, Sugar and Spice look very nice stripping down in the locker room. Hey Brock Hayhoe, great buns, even if they're not as tight as James Andrew Leyva's. Throw in Anthony Taylor in a thong and a million other awesomely abdominal'd fellas, and you couldn't drag us away from the screen when RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars is on!