Brooke Candy

Brooke Candy is an American rapper and visual artist from Los Angeles known for a bold, hypersexual aesthetic and provocative, boundary-pushing imagery. She first entered public consciousness through her striking appearance and performance in Grimes' music video for «Genesis» in 2012, which introduced her distinctive punk-glam visual style to a wider audience. She quickly built her own following with a string of viral, self-directed music videos including «Das Me» and «Everybody Does», establishing herself as much a conceptual artist as a rapper.

Her music blends aggressive rap delivery with electronic and club-influenced production, often paired with explicit, confrontational lyrics that celebrate sexuality, body autonomy, and defiance of conventional beauty standards. Openly bisexual, Candy has been vocal about feminist and LGBTQ+ themes throughout her work, drawing comparisons to Lil' Kim, whom she has cited as a key influence on both her rap style and unapologetic public image.

After years of independent releases and singles like «Opulence» and «Cum», Candy released her long-awaited debut album ‘SEXORCISM’ in 2019, consolidating years of viral buzz into a full-length statement. Throughout her career she has remained closely tied to fashion and visual art communities, collaborating with designers and photographers to create a body of work where music videos function as much as art pieces as songs.