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Originally Posted by Underscore
"In the past few months, I’ve had many conversations about drag’s newest audience, and not just with other queens. Last week, I talked with a contact on Drag Race network Logo’s social media team, who shared his perspective on condition of anonymity. “I spoke with our research team, and they said that the demographics of users are hard to track because the data is unreliable,” he told me. “People make fan accounts and profiles with misleading ages and such.” Even so, it’s hard not to see that young female fans match gay male fans almost one to one. “From what I’ve seen,” my source said, “the demographics seem to be pretty split between younger female teenage fans and gay men from their 20s to 40s.”"
http://www.slate.com/blogs/outward/2...a=gdpr-consent
From the producers of Drag Race |
so that is a no
but its principle audience is gay men, obviously not exclusively as that would be impossible and indeed noncommercial as there as so few around