MBH IS BACK…

with some Prep in her step.

and she’s ready to prove, why all these bitches have wept.

“You made our girl go viral!”

MBH is extremely grateful for the fan support and buzz surrounding her new track, "Not a Soul Can Clock," which debuted with her Fame Game talent show performance on RPDR All Stars 8. Her Chicago roots and House music inspired Monica, as the track pays homage to iconic 90's classics like Big Sisters' "Round We Go," Frankie Knuckles’ "Take Me Up," To Wong Fu’s Chi Chi Rodriguez, and MBH's history with sex work on the streets of Chitown as a young doll.

Purchase and hear the full unheard track here and support the pussy pioneer princess!

Monica Beverly Hillz is a trans activist and entertainment personality. As an iconic pioneer, she is the first trans woman to come out as a contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 5. She has performed in the art of drag for nearly two decades, getting her start in the Chicago LGBTQ House, Latinx salsa, and bachata clubs.

Monica is known for her feminine, sensual, and fiery spirit - and for simply keeping it real. She is an established activist committed to supporting queer and transgender youth, working with survivors of sexual exploitation and homelessness, and is a community advisory board member for Transformations, a trans woman of color-led nonprofit serving trans communities of color.

Monica has been an unapologetic spokesperson for the inclusion of trans women in the drag scene long before they were frequently seen on television, including authoring an op-ed piece published in The Washington Post in 2018 and a web series focusing on trans women of color that debuted in The Advocate for Trans Day of Remembrance in 2019. She has headlined Chicago Pride, Kansas City Pride, Mid-Missouri Pride, Iowa City Pride, and Seattle Pride and was the resident host of the legendary Jackhammer’s _________ parties and the award-winning #GetWoke: Queer and Trans People of Color events.

Monica’s trans representation and legacy in media includes being featured on MTV’s “True Life,” AME TV’s “Limo Bob,” and in Miley Cyrus’ 2015 MTV Video Music Awards performance.

Monica has spoken at many LGBTQ youth and college events, including keynoting the Trans Institute’s Unity Through Diversity’s LGBTQ People of Color Conference and Kansas City GLSEN’s Day of Silence rally. She was recently named and honored in the first Trans Day of Visibility Proclamation by Kansas City, Missouri, for her contributions to shaping trans activism efforts in the region in 2022.