The 'Let It Hang, Sister' and 'Untuck Now, Queen' memes originated within the intersection of drag culture and Stan Twitter, often utilizing imagery of iconic drag figures to promote a sense of radical self-acceptance or ironic encouragement. The phrase refers to 'tucking,' a common practice in drag performance, with the meme humorously suggesting that the subject should stop hiding and let their true self—or a physical attribute—be seen. It gained massive traction as a reaction image used to support friends during awkward moments or to mock overly serious situations with a touch of camp. Today, it serves as a versatile template for anything involving liberation, choosing comfort over aesthetics, or general queer humor.