Chocolate Boxx, a First Nations drag queen, has been captivating audiences since 2014. Her journey into the world of drag began on a Monday night, an experience she fondly remembers despite feeling like a “troll.” The name ‘Chocolate Boxx’ was chosen to honor her heritage, with the extra ‘X’ adding a playful touch to her tagline.
Empowerment and Representation
Chocolate Boxx highlights the significant impact First Nations queens have in the drag scene, calling for more representation in platforms like RuPaul’s Drag Race. She describes the Brisbane drag community as diverse, hard-working, and loving, reflecting her own journey as a versatile performer skilled in dancing and other talents. Her favorite performance to date is a mix of New York and Tiffany Pollard themes, performed at the Miss First Nations Supreme Queen at World Pride 2023.
A Message of Kindness
Beyond the glitz, Chocolate Boxx emphasizes the importance of kindness within the community. She believes in the power of simple, polite interactions to profoundly impact individuals. As for aspiring drag artists, she notes the challenges and expenses involved, but also the rewarding nature of the craft. Chocolate Boxx’s story is not just about drag; it’s a narrative of cultural pride, perseverance, and the positive influence of art and performance.