Go-go boys have been a staple of nightlife, particularly in LGBTQ+ clubs, for decades. While there’s no official ranking of the “top go-go boys of all time,” here are some of the most well-known and influential go-go dancers who have made a mark in the industry.
Top 9 Go-Go Boys of All Time
Matthew Camp Beefcake
A former go-go dancer turned model, entrepreneur, and social media influencer, Matthew Camp became a major name in the scene and even launched his own fragrance line.
Joey Stefano Beefcake
A legendary adult film star and go-go dancer in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Joey Stefano became a cultural icon in queer nightlife.
Jake Shears Beefcake
Before rising to fame as the lead singer of the Scissor Sisters, Jake Shears worked as a go-go dancer in New York City’s club scene.
Marko Stout
A contemporary artist and influencer, Marko Stout gained attention for incorporating go-go dancers in his avant-garde art shows.
Go-Go Harder
Known as “The Boylesque Go-Go,” Go-Go Harder is a celebrated performer in the neo-burlesque and go-go dancing scenes.
Cazwell’s Go-Go Boys Beefcakes
While rapper Cazwell isn’t a go-go dancer himself, his music videos, particularly Ice Cream Truck, have featured some of the most famous and recognizable go-go boys in recent history.
Ronnie Kroell Beefcake
A model and former Make Me A Supermodel contestant, Ronnie Kroell started in the nightlife scene before gaining wider recognition.
Greg McKeon Beefcake
A well-known dancer in the West Hollywood club circuit, Greg McKeon became a staple of LGBTQ+ nightlife.
The Box NYC Dancers
The Box in New York City is famous for its risqué and avant-garde performances, featuring some of the most talented and provocative go-go dancers in the world.
While this list isn’t definitive – it is a starting point. Hopefully queer culture will outlast digital obsolescence !
