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| Formation | 2020 (first edition) |
|---|---|
| Founder | Aem Witthawat |
| Type | beauty pageant |
| Headquarters | Bangkok |
Official language | Thai |
Miss Keemao (Thai: มิสขี้เมา) is an alternative beauty pageant and creative performance platform in Thailand. It was founded and organized by Aem Witthawat, a popular Thai YouTuber and creator known for the channel Tam Jai Tood (ตามใจตุ๊ด).
The pageant is recognized for its humorous, inclusive, and unconventional approach, allowing participants of all genders, body types, and personalities to compete. Unlike traditional beauty contests, Miss Keemao emphasizes individuality, confidence, and entertainment.
History
[edit]The idea of Miss Keemao originated as a social media content project intended for entertainment. It later evolved into a live competition, using the symbolic name "Ban Keemao" (บ้านขี้เมา, literally "House of Drunkards") to reflect its casual, welcoming, and unrestrictive nature.
The first edition was held in the early 2020s and quickly became popular on Thai social media due to its playful atmosphere and satirical take on conventional beauty standards.
Format
[edit]- Open to participants of all gender identities.
- No restrictions on body shape, height, or background.
- Winners receive the title of Miss Keemao and take part in activities with the organizer and community.
Titleholders
[edit]The following is a list of Miss Keemao winners:
| Year | Winner |
|---|---|
| 2023 | Kati – Katiya Khanthong |
| 2024 | Pingli – Laphis Wongtawee |
| 2025 | Owen – Wuttichet Kempf |
Reception
[edit]The pageant has been praised within Thailand's LGBTQ+ community and on social media for its originality, inclusivity, and lighthearted spirit. Media outlets have described Miss Keemao as an "alternative pageant" that provides a space for self-expression beyond traditional norms.
References
[edit]Categories
[edit]Category:Beauty pageants in Thailand Category:LGBTQ culture in Thailand Category:Thai popular culture