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Your question is whether it's okay to call a male human being "a drama king(Q1)" or "a drama queen(Q2)."

The answer is yes. By extension, the expression "drama queen(Q2)" can be used regardless of gender.

And a 'drama king' is a male version of a "drama queen".

The word king is for a man and queen for a woman.

That said, if your conversation partner doesn't understand what you say, be conventional: oldie but a goodie.

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edited Dec 1 at 10:42

Your question is whether it's okay to call a male human being "a drama king(Q1)" or "a drama queen**queen(Q2)**."

The answer is yes. By extension, the expression "drama queen**queen(Q2)**"" can be used regardless of gender.

And a 'drama king' is a male version of a "drama queen".

The word king is for a man and queen for a woman.

That said, if your conversation partner doesn't understand what you say, be conventional: oldie but a goodie.

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created Nov 30 at 13:30

Your question is whether it's okay to call a male human being "a drama king(Q1)" or "a drama queen**(Q2)**."

The answer is yes. By extension, the expression "drama queen**(Q2)**" can be used regardless of gender.

And a 'drama king' is a male version of a "drama queen".

The word king is for a man and queen for a woman.

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