Whether acting on the theater stage or walking the “realness” category at a ball, Justen Ross gets 10s across the board each and every time. The Atlanta native is known in the city’s ballroom scene as “ATL Godfather Domino Unbothered Cartier Balenciaga.” Ross’ emcee skills are precise and high-octane. Outside of the ballroom, Ross is known as Jus10, the talented MC who fuses electric beats with catchy bars to create a sound that pumps at the club, the ball, or wherever his creative journey takes him. His skills have him voguing onstage with Durand Bernarr and receiving cosigns on his talent from Keke Palmer. Ross also released his EP Class President this year, a project whose sound bridges the gap between hip hop and ballroom. Along with spinning and penning rhymes, the self-proclaimed “new butch queen on the scene with the nasty pen” writes plays and has a mug that steals the scenes both on stage and on camera — with Ross’ acting credits including Fight Night: the Million Dollar Heist and Somebody Somewhere.