Brooklyn Queen

Brooklyn Queen is a rapper and digital creator who began her public career in 2017 with “Keke Taught Me,” a BMB Records single that went viral thanks to its choreography and teen-friendly visuals. From there she carved out a space in youth-oriented hip hop, blending straightforward bars, catchy hooks, and story-driven school-set music videos. The momentum from that track spread across YouTube and short-form formats, where dance challenges and tutorials amplified her reach and cemented her name among internet-native newcomers.

In 2021 she expanded into acting with Brat TV’s “Charmers,” playing Senna alongside Sophie Fergi, a move that placed her within the digital teen-series ecosystem. Musically, her verified collaborations include “Undefeated” with Lala So Lit and “Too Late” with Dre Butterz, whose video features Jay Cinco; together they outline a melodic rap approach centered on hook-driven structures built for danceability. She remains active on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, using those platforms to roll out releases and visuals.

Her early discography includes the album “Queens Corner” (2017), which consolidated the post-“Keke Taught Me” phase. Bright, bouncy production and everyday school-life themes helped her tracks translate naturally into trends, challenges, and widely shared choreographies within her community.