Ayesha Erotica

Ayesha Erotica
Born
Ayesha Alexis Aucellio

(1996-08-11) August 11, 1996
OriginHuntington Beach, California, U.S.
Genres
Occupations
  • Singer
  • songwriter
  • rapper
  • record producer
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • synthesizers
Years active
  • 2015–2018
  • 2023–present
Labels
  • Too Lost
  • Crack Management
Formerly ofFreakalicious

Ayesha Alexis Aucellio (born August 11, 1996), known professionally as Ayesha Erotica, is an American indie singer-songwriter, rapper, record producer and web actress. Known for her elusive social media image and sexually-charged music, her songs typically feature 2000s-inspired imagery and a hyperpop sound.

Erotica began releasing music online in 2015 on SoundCloud. She independently released her debut studio album, Big Juicy, in 2016, with her second record, Barely Legal, and the EP, Cumshot, following shortly after. She later gained mainstream attention for collaborating with other hyperpop artists such as Slayyyter and That Kid before taking a hiatus from music starting in 2018, during which her music rose to further popularity on social media. Following her return to music in 2023, she appeared on singles by Joey Valence & Brae and Odetari, among others, and in 2025, released her third studio album, Precum.

Early life

Erotica was born on August 11, 1996, to Sally Harrington.[1] She is a transgender woman[2] and began transitioning at 16 years old in December 2012, shortly after the release of her third album Fergoo from her old alias "Glitterfruitjuice".[3][4]

She has released several songs, albums, mixtapes and extended plays as several personas and aliases between 2007 and 2014.[5]

Career

Erotica began uploading under the Ayesha Erotica alias in 2015. She rose to prominence with her single SoundCloud releases while living in Huntington Beach, California, before releasing her debut album as Ayesha Erotica, Big Juicy, in 2016.[2][6]

She met singer-songwriter Slayyyter through Twitter, and Erotica soon sent her the beat to what would become Slayyyter's 2018 song "BFF".[7][8] Together, the two released several other songs on SoundCloud, including the That Kid collaboration "Dial Tone", which Steffanee Wang of Nylon praised as a "DIY triumph" and Paper's Brendan Wetmore described as a breakout hit for all three artists.[9][10][11][12] Several of the collaborations between Erotica and Slayyyter were included on Slayyyter's debut self-titled mixtape released the following year, with Erotica credited under the alias Ms. Cheeseburger.[11] In 2018, Erotica removed her music from the internet and stopped releasing under the name Ayesha Erotica after a “fan” on Discord doxxed and deadnamed her. Erotica attributed this incident to fellow artist Quinn Fatal; which eventually led to Fatal leaking demos made by Erotica which had previously been unreleased.[13][2] This series of events led to Erotica's then-indefinite hiatus from music, announcing her retirement through an Instagram post.[14]

Erotica produced the majority of songs on That Kid's debut mixtape, Crush, which was released in April 2020.[11] During this hiatus, many of her songs became popular on TikTok.[15] A mashup of "Yummy" with the song "Righteous" by Mo Beats also found success on TikTok in 2023 due to the virality of videos by influencer Sabrina Bahsoon taken on the London Underground, who became known as the Tube Girl, in which they were featured.[16][17][18] In July 2023, Erotica appeared in a livestream with singer Chase Icon, officially announcing her return to music.[2] Erotica returned to releasing music with a series of singles released in the latter half of 2023 to her new SoundCloud account. She then partnered with Mel 4Ever in a collaborative single titled "Tongues" in January 2024.[19] Erotica was featured on the Kets4eki single "Rock Your Body" in February 2024 and on the Odetari single "Break a Neck" in April 2024.[20][21] For The New York Times podcast Popcast, Jon Caramanica said that the latter song signaled the potential for a "slow mainstreaming of Ayesha Erotica".[18]

Erotica's unreleased song "Spread That Puss" was sampled in Doechii and JT's song "Alter Ego", which was released in March 2024.[22][23] She was featured on the "Badder" remix of Joey Valence & Brae's song "The Baddest", which was released in July 2024 and became popular on TikTok.[24] It was later featured on the deluxe version of the duo's album, No Hands, which was released in September 2024.[25] Erotica contributed production to Chase Icon's debut studio album, Icon Baby, which was released in March 2025.[26] Her collaborative single with singer Creep-P, "Bite Me", was released in July 2025.[27]

In February 2025, Erotica released the single "Condom".[28] Her first studio album since her hiatus, Precum, was released August 11, 2025.[29]

Artistic style

Pitchfork's Ashley Bardhan described Erotica as "a prolific hyperpop producer" whose music with Slayyyter was "half-joking and brashly sexual", while Cat Zhang of Pitchfork also identified her music as hyperpop and "airhead pop" and wrote that her "bubblegum tracks" contained "saucy, often scandalous quips" and "invocations of Juicy Couture and UGG boots".[13][15] Zhang also compared her music to Kesha's in the early 2010s, particularly her debut studio album, Animal.[30] Katherine Gillespie of Paper described Erotica's music as "nostalgic and futuristic at the same time".[31] For PopMatters, Nick Malone called Erotica "an online underground legend" with "playfully hypersexual imagery" and "a formidable back-catalog of pop-rap bangers indebted to the music of the mid-2000s".[11] Steffanee Wang wrote for Nylon that Erotica was "Charli XCX-adjacent".[32]

For Paper, Michael Love Michael wrote that Erotica "seems to come from nowhere but the dark web", while Brittany Menjivar of Passion of the Weiss similarly described her as "elusive" and as having "existed in the internet shadows since her 2015 debut".[33] Menjivar added that Erotica's lyrics often use "crude storytelling to comment on social issues" and "religious imagery with a refreshing lack of self-seriousness".[2]

Kim Petras, Aliyah's Interlude, and Slayyyter have named Erotica as an influence on their music.[34] Slayyyter has compared Erotica's production style to that of the Neptunes, and stated that Erotica helped guide her music in its early stages.[35][36] In August 2026, Pitchfork ranked Erotica's song "Literal Legend" number 28 on its list of "The 37 Greatest Electroclash Songs of All Time", with the site's Walden Green writing: "Name-checking Lindsay Lohan in one breath and Björk the next, Erotica birthed a new high-low canon. There may be no Kim Petras, no Dorian Electra, and certainly no Slayyyter—who bought some [of] her earliest beats off Erotica—without her."[37]

Personal life

Erotica was in a relationship with Brendon "Brendino" Jones from mid-2016 until May 2023.[38] From July 2023 until mid-2024 she was also in a relationship with American rapper Thomas "Yvncc" Roberts.[39]

Discography

The list of her discography includes music under her name, and also alternative aliases.

Studio albums

List of studio albums, with release date and label shown
Title Details
Big Juicy
Barely Legal
  • Released: June 11, 2016[41]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
Precum
  • Released: August 11, 2025[42]
  • Label: Crack MGMT
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
It's My Life, and I'll Die If I Want To
  • Expected release: September 20, 2026
  • Format: Digital download, streaming

Mixtapes

List of mixtapes, with release date and label shown
Title Details
Hoes Be Trapping
  • Released: June 11, 2012 [43]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
Kawaii Traphouse
  • Released: August 1, 2012 [44]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital downloading, streaming
Sick at Home
  • Released: 2016[45]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download

Extended plays

List of extended plays, with release date and label shown
Title Details
Glitter
  • Released: August 29, 2012 [46]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital downloading, streaming
Eat It Up
(under the moniker 'Karrujah Jones')
  • Released: February 6, 2014[47]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital downloading, streaming
Queen of Pop: Exposed
(with Miss Prada)
  • Released: February 2, 2016[48]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
Cumshot
  • Released: August 8, 2016[49]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
What You Never Got to Hear: A Farewell to the Gangbang Era
  • Released: February 2, 2017[50]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
Where Is That Damn Baby?
(under the moniker 'Lisa Schultz')
  • Released: February 10, 2017[51]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
Teen Club Masterpieces
(under the moniker 'Leslie the Greatest Rapper')
  • Released: July 7, 2017[52]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
It's Lisa Boby!
(under the moniker 'Lisa Schultz')
  • Released: July 25, 2017[53]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
www.FuckMe.com
  • Released: November 6, 2017[54]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
My Last Disaster
(under the moniker 'Boobie Gun')
  • Released: June 15, 2025[55]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
May Was Fuckin Weird
(under the moniker 'Boobie Gun')
  • Released: May 23, 2026[56]
  • Label: Self-released
  • Format: Digital download, streaming

Singles

As lead artist

List of singles as lead artist, with title, year released, chart positions, and album
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
US
Dance
[57]
"I'm Selling White"[58] 2013 — Non-album singles
"Hitta (G-Mix)"[59] —
"Chew On My Kat"[60] —
"Squad Car"[61] —
"Bums"[62] —
"That Turn Me On"[63] —
"Late Night Tip"[64] —
"Flaw"[65] —
"No Friend to Me"[66] —
"Turn On Da Lights Ho"[67] —
"Bust"[68] —
"BMF Freestyle"[69] —
"My Moms Song"[70] —
"U Claim U Killaz"[71] —
"This One"[72] —
"Need a Nasty Bitch"[73] —
"Cola"[74] —
"Pop That Box"[75] 2014 —
"Choke Me"[76] —
"Expensive (Hoes)"[77]
(under the moniker 'Karrujah Jones' featuring Chrisfferent)		 —
"Can I Get a Bump?"[78] 2015 —
"That's Hot"[78] —
"I'm Tasty Freestyle"[79] —
"Sink or Swim"[80] —
"Young, Rich & Skinny"[81] —
"What It Do"[82] —
"Never Marry an Icon"[83] 2016 —
"Control: The Finale"[84] —
"Heidi Montag"[85] —
"You Were the Tease"[86] — Big Juicy
"Coked Up"[87] —
"For the Girls"[88] — Non-album single
"Pussy"[89] — Barely Legal
"Pretty Wild"[90] — Non-album singles
"Used"[91] —
"Regret"[92] —
"Hit Em (The Recipe)"[93] —
"Gangbang" —
"Party Bitch" —
"Major"[94] —
"Fuck Like This"[95]
(featuring Brendino)		 —
"Mouth Full of Cock"[96] —
"Expensive" — Fresh Meat
"La Bella Vita" 2017 —
"How Long?" — Non-album single
"Fresh Meat" — Fresh Meat
"Hold Me Like a Microphone" — Non-album single
"2007" — Fresh Meat
"Literal Legend"[97] —
"Yummy"[98] —
"Princess"[99]
(with Petey Plastic)		 2018 — Non-album singles
"Star"[100] —
"Vacation Bible School"[101] —
"Mary Magdalene"[102] 2023 —
"I'm Tasty"
(with JHawk Productions)		 —
"I Just Stole a Kia"[103] —
"Snooki"[104] —
"May Showers"[105] —
"Hey Y'all" —
"Tongues"
(with Mel 4Ever)		 2024 —
"Rock Your Body"
(with Kets4eki)		 —
"Superpuss"[106] —
"Gigabowser"
(with Yvncc)[107]		 —
"Break a Neck"
(with Odetari)		 33
"Make a Wish"
(with Bayymack and strgurrl)		 —
"For the Girls 3"[108] —
"Sexy Party"[109] —
"Hot Dog Hooker"[110] —
"House Party"[111] —
"Handjob"
(with Baku)		 —
"From the Back"[112] —
"Die Slow"
(with Lamm)		 —
"FUTR"
(with Donatachi and Yvncc)		 —
"Hands on Me"[113] —
"Funeral"[114] 2025 —
"Bitch"[115] — Precum
"Condom"[116] — Non-album single
"Star 69"[117] — Precum
"Menlo Park"[118] —
"WTFRU!"
(with Jinxerjinxerjinxer)[119]		 2026 — Non-album singles
"Get Money"[120] —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.
List of singles as featured artist, with title, year released, and album
Title Year Album
"Gutta"
(Miss Prada featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 2015 Non-album single
"Let Me Know"
(Miss Prada featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 2016 Queen of Pop: Exposed
"Where You @?"
(AlexZone featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 Non-album singles
"Party with Me"
(Truth Crow featuring Ayesha Erotica)
"Raw"
(BISH featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 Exposed But Fully Clothed
"BFF"
(Slayyyter featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 2018 Slayyyter
"Star"
(Baby Zionov featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 Non-album single
"Take Me"
(Boy Sim featuring Ayesha Erotica and Donatachi)		 Pink Noise
"Go Insane!"
(Street Queer featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 Non-album singles
"Poppin'"
(Nate Alexander featuring Ayesha Erotica)
"Dial Tone"
(That Kid featuring Slayyyter and Ayesha Erotica)
"All I Want for Xxxmas"
(Slayyyter featuring Ayesha Erotica)
"Luka Magnota"
(Adam Geerz featuring Ayesha Erotica)
"Regina George"
(Kyunchi featuring That Kid and Ayesha Erotica)
"Shock Treatment (Remix)"
(Graveyardguy featuring Ayesha Erotica)
"Rare Candy"
(Monopoly Phonic featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 2019
"Ken Doll"
(Gameboi featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 Gameboi
"P.M.S"
(VZE featuring Popgoth and Ayesha Erotica)		 Non-album singles
"Rock Star"
(Mattu featuring Ayesha Erotica)
"Motel 6"
(Sunday After featuring Ayesha Erotica)
"Hoe Park"
(PLASTIC featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 Online Now
"Chun-Li (Remix)"
(Belladonna featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 Non-album singles
"Sugar Sweet"
(The Blurtoads featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 2020
"Like You"
(Will Rebein featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 2021
"Show Me" / "Make It Roll"
(Yvncc featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 2023 Rite Outside
"Blank Out"
(Yvncc featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 I'm So Serious
"Dramatic"
(Baku & kuudere featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 Hypnotized
"Sun Ain't Even Out" / "Chucky So Yucky"
(Yvncc featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 2024 Quan Shoppe
"Naked"
(Public Appeal featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 Non-album singles
"Fashion Icon"
(Aliyah's Interlude featuring Ayesha Erotica)
"Babydoll"
(S4brina featuring Ayesha Erotica)
"I Love It"
(LyteSpeed featuring S4brina, Proz, and Ayesha Erotica)
"The Baddest (Badder)"
(Joey Valence & Brae featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 No Hands (Deluxe)
"Bite Me"
(Creep-P featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 2025 Non-album single
"Kia Day 3"
(Nekiakia featuring Ayesha Erotica)		 2026 Non-album single

Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
2013 A Message to Christians Herself Pre-transition, podcast[121]
2017 The Brendon Show Webseries
Crazy Guy Webseries; also director[122]
Loose Teens Webseries
2018 Ayesha's Corner Webseries/Host

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