Weekly curbside drag shows that are social distanced are now a thing in Toronto.

They're now sometimes even led by one of Toronto's most well-known drag queens, Sofonda Cox, as well as other drag queens named Jessica and Hairyetta.

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OMG This lighting is not my friend hahaha. This was my first ever #curbsidedrag show. I was a guest of Jessyca @jeschuajhonpol @seanteperman . It was absolutely awesome. Thank you for the opportunity. 💜💙💚💛🧡❤️

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The drag shows have been happening "in North York since March every Friday at 7:30 p.m. for essential workers. Started with hand clapping and has grown to over 120 people coming together," an organizer, Sean Teperman, told theGentries.

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I had the honour of performing with my sis Jessyca @jeschuajhonpol last Friday for all of the amazing essential workers. #thankyouessentialworkers #curbsidedrag #dragqueens #beardeddrag #jessycaprosecco #hairyetta

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Sofonda Cox also gave a portion of donations from the most recent June 5 show to a Black Lives Matter charity.

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#Hairyetta giving it to you last Friday with some Patti LaBelle, at my sis’ @jeschuajhonpol weekly show for all our amazing essential workers. #thankyouessentialworkers #curbsidedrag #hairyetta #beardeddrag #beardedqueen

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"This next week will be special because it's her birthday," said Teperman. "We also have drag queens asking us from Niagara Falls if they can come up for a Friday to perform with Jessica."

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Went to @jeschuajhonpol drag show again yesterday and there was guest the so cool @sofondacoxto!!! You two did a fantastic show!! ❤❤

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He says people are really feeling a buildup of energy due to a socially distanced Pride Month. 

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The queen of two step on the porch. Drag’ing for all our fabulous essential workers. Thanks to my girl #jessycaprosecco for having me. #thankyouessentialworkers #hairyetta

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Videos show drag queens performing in residential neighbourhoods, socially distanced from spaced-apart crowds. The performances feel similar in nature to other displays of support for workers like parades and banging pots.