BIOGRAPHY
Honey Cocaine, born Sochitta Sal on October 22, 1992, is a Canadian rapper and songwriter. She gained recognition for her distinct style, lyrical prowess, and association with Tyga's Last Kings Entertainment. Honey Cocaine's music often explores themes of empowerment, individuality, and her experiences as an Asian woman in the hip-hop industry.
Honey Cocaine first gained attention through her collaborations with Tyga, particularly on tracks like "Heisman" and "King Company." Her mixtapes, including "Thug Love" (2012) and "Like a Drug" (2014), showcased her versatile flow and ability to navigate various musical styles within the hip-hop genre.
Born in Cambodia and raised in Toronto, Honey Cocaine's multicultural background is reflected in her music, and she has been an advocate for diversity and representation in the industry. She often addresses her journey, struggles, and successes in her lyrics, connecting with fans on a personal level.
Honey Cocaine's independent spirit and commitment to staying true to herself have resonated with listeners. She has continued to release music independently, building a loyal fan base and contributing to the growing presence of female artists in hip-hop.