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American drag queen and actor (A Star Is Born, RuPaul’s Drag Race). The first drag queen to compete on Dancing with the Stars.
Thai actor, singer, and model, best known for 2gether: The Series (2020) opposite Win Metawin. A GMMTV mainstay and BL-alumni LGBTQ+ ally with a massive pan-Asian fanbase.
American singer-songwriter of Mexican descent, Grammy-nominated for Best New Artist in 2023. Openly queer; a defining voice of contemporary Latinx queer R&B.
British singer-songwriter, four-time Grammy winner and Oscar winner for Writing’s on the Wall. Openly non-binary (they/them); a leading voice for non-binary visibility in global pop.
American pop singer behind The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess and Good Luck, Babe! — one of 2024’s biggest breakthrough acts. Openly lesbian; a defining voice of current queer pop.
Filipino-American makeup artist and founder of One/Size Beauty. Openly gay; a pioneering figure in the men-in-makeup movement within mainstream beauty.
American drag queen, winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 10. Fashion-first drag artist with a mainstream fashion-industry crossover career.
Openly gay Thai actor known for roles in 2gether: The Series. Has dedicated Southeast Asian fan clubs and active social media presence as model and singer.
Engfa Waraha is a Thai singer + Miss Grand Thailand 2022 first runner-up. Bangkok-based; openly out and one of Thailand's most visible LGBTQ+ pop artists, with hit singles and brand partnerships acros
British-Pakistani fashion designer and Queer Eye Fab Five member, author of Naturally Tan. One of the most recognisable out-South-Asian figures in global TV.
Thai drag performer and winner of Drag Race Thailand Season 1. Business owner by day, drag icon by night; known for theatricality and pageant performance style.
Lifestyle and beauty creator championing trans visibility in Thai media. Collaborates with major cosmetic brands on inclusive campaigns.
American drag queen and comedian, runner-up of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 7 and All Stars 2. Co-host of UNHhhh and The Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie Mattel.
Joe Locke is a British actor known for Netflix's Heartstopper (Charlie Spring). London-based; vocal advocate for LGBTQ+ youth visibility + Pride causes across the UK.
Thai GL actress under GMMTV, part of the 23.5 pairing with Milk Pansa. A rising lead in Thailand’s post-GAP wave of mainstream GL programming.
Thai BL actor, half of BounPrem with Prem Warut. Known for Until We Meet Again and Between Us, with a Thai and pan-Asian fanbase built across multiple Studio Wabi Sabi series.
Thai BL actor under GMMTV, half of KhaoFirst with Khaotung Thanawat. Rose to fame through Never Let Me Go and has headlined multiple newer-generation GMMTV series.
Thai actor, model, and singer, best known for TharnType: The Series (2019) as half of MewGulf with Mew Suppasit. An outspoken LGBTQ+ ally and Thai-film-award winner.
American rapper-singer who broke through with Old Town Road. Came out publicly in 2019 and has built a body of work centring openly queer pop narrative — MONTERO, Industry Baby, J Christ.
Thai BL actor under GMMTV, long-running half of TayNew with New Thitipoom. Best known for Kiss: The Series, Dark Blue Kiss, and Cherry Magic — a GMMTV mainstay since 2016.
Thai BL actor under GMMTV, long-running half of TayNew with Tay Tawan in Kiss: The Series, Dark Blue Kiss, and Cherry Magic — one of GMMTV’s longest-running pairings.
Half-Thai actor and model, veteran of Thai lakorn and crossover Chinese-drama roles. A long-time LGBTQ+ ally within the Thai entertainment industry.
View Dabszillas is a Thai content creator with a Bangkok-centred queer-lifestyle audience. Posts across Thai-language Instagram + TikTok covering nightlife, fashion, and Pride community moments.
Thai BL actor, half of BounPrem with Boun Noppanut. Known for Until We Meet Again, Between Us, and Vice Versa — a Studio Wabi Sabi pairing with a loyal pan-Asian following.
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