Poppy, born Moriah Rose Pereira on January 1, 1995, is an American singer, songwriter, and performance artist known for her distinctive blend of pop, electronic, and experimental music. She first gained attention for her surreal and often eerie YouTube videos, which featured a robotic persona delivering cryptic monologues that captivated and puzzled viewers. These videos helped her build a cult following and positioned her as a unique voice in internet and pop culture. Poppy released her debut studio album "Poppy.Computer" in 2017, which showcased a futuristic bubblegum pop sound influenced by J-pop and electro-pop. She continued to evolve artistically with each subsequent release, notably shifting toward a heavier sound on her 2020 album "I Disagree," which incorporated elements of metal, industrial, and alternative rock. This transformation earned critical acclaim and solidified her reputation as an artist unafraid to explore genre boundaries. In addition to her music career, Poppy has ventured into other creative fields, including fashion, writing, and acting. She co-authored a graphic novel and has been involved in various multimedia projects. Her work often explores themes of identity, technology, and control, contributing to her enigmatic public persona. Throughout her career, Poppy has continually reinvented herself, maintaining an air of mystery and artistic unpredictability. Her unique approach to music and performance has made her a standout figure in contemporary pop and alternative scenes.