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Jack Daniels, Laganja Estranja and Mukbang

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Laganja Estranja (Photo via Wikimedia Commons) We are now in month four of The Year of the COVID, and some of you (us) are likely running out of shows to watch.

Never fear, Jack Daniels and the drag queens are riding to the rescue. Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire (the cinnamon-flavored version of one of my personal favorite bournons) is partnering with a few well-known drag queens for Drag Queen Mukbang, a new series that pairs two popular food trends: mukbang and the drag brunch.

OK, so most of you are familiar with the concept of the drag brunch. If you are not, well, you were living a very sheltered life long before coronavirus made its debut.

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