Poppy

Poppy, born Moriah Rose Pereira on January 1, 1995, is an American singer, songwriter, and YouTube personality known for her eclectic style and genre-blending music. Emerging in the mid-2010s, she initially gained fame through her surreal and enigmatic YouTube videos, which combined performance art with music. Musically, Poppy's work spans various genres, including pop, electronic, metal, and experimental music. Her notable works include the albums "Poppy.Computer" (2017), which features the viral hit "Lowlife," and "I Disagree" (2020), which marks a shift towards a heavier sound, incorporating elements of nu-metal and industrial rock. The album received critical acclaim for its bold experimentation and lyrical depth. Poppy's impact on music is characterized by her boundary-pushing approach and her ability to blend contrasting styles, making her a prominent figure in the contemporary music scene. She has influenced a new generation of artists with her unique aesthetic and vision, often challenging traditional notions of genre and performance. Poppy's work continues to resonate with fans and critics alike, solidifying her status as an innovative artist in the digital age.