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Born
1997

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United States of America

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With multiple platinum-certified singles, major Billboard chart success, and recognition from BET, iHeartRadio, and other leading music organizations, Coi Leray has become one of the most visible new-generation voices in hip-hop and pop-rap. Her breakout hit “No More Parties” introduced her to a mainstream audience, while “Players” became an international success and confirmed her ability to create music that travels across rap, pop, and dance markets. Born Coi Leray Collins on May 11, 1997, in Boston, Massachusetts, she was raised in Hackensack, New Jersey. The daughter of rapper and entrepreneur Benzino, she has often spoken about building her career on her own terms. She left school as a teenager and worked various jobs while developing her music, eventually gaining attention through independent releases and social media. Leray first built momentum with songs such as “G.A.N.” and “Huddy,” whose melodic delivery and playful energy set her apart from many of her peers. Her debut album “Trendsetter” (2022) featured collaborations with Nicki Minaj, Polo G, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, G Herbo, and Fivio Foreign, while her second album “COI” (2023) expanded her sound further with the hit “Players,” which sampled the classic “The Message” by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. Known for blending rap, singing, and catchy hooks, Coi Leray has collaborated with artists including Nicki Minaj, Lil Durk, Busta Rhymes, and David Guetta. Her music has resonated strongly with younger streaming audiences, and she is frequently cited as part of the new wave of female artists reshaping contemporary rap. As of 2026, Coi Leray remains active through Republic Records and 1801 Records, continuing to release new music, perform internationally, and explore collaborations that extend her reach across hip-hop, pop, and dance music.