Coi Leray

Coi Leray, born Coi Leray Collins, is an American rapper from Boston, Massachusetts, and the daughter of rapper Benzino. She began building buzz with early tracks like «G.A.N.» and «Pac Girl» before her 2018 single «Huddy» helped establish her as a rising voice in hip-hop, released alongside her debut mixtape «Everythingcoz». Her style blends melodic hooks with rap delivery, drawing on pop and R&B textures to create catchy, hard-hitting records aimed at both streaming playlists and mainstream radio.

Leray's breakthrough into wider pop culture came through viral, high-energy tracks that found traction on social platforms, including songs like «No More Parties» and its remix, as well as later hits such as «Players», «TWINNEM», and «Blick Blick». Her music often pairs bold, confident lyrics with bouncy, radio-ready production, positioning her as part of a generation of rappers whose sound and rollout are closely tied to social media virality.

As the daughter of Benzino and sister of rapper Chavo, Leray comes from a family with deep roots in hip-hop, which she has referenced in interviews while carving her own distinct path. She has continued to release music that keeps her presence strong across rap and pop crossover charts.