Here’s a link about its usage. It originated from African-American Vernacular English, but like many AAVE terms, it’s been adopted by a lot of Gen Z English speakers and Internet communities.
Femtanyl (old alias LilyNiku, LOTS of deleted music on YT)
Issbrokie (2nd alias Shteppi)
Astrid
Lena Raine (idk if hers counts as underground considering she makes stuff for Minecraft)
Floralis
Fem&M
also
VIAL is 2x she/they and an enby.
really there’s probably a lot more that I listen to but don’t know, all of these artists got recommended by Spotify and I later learned by reading bios that they’re all trans lol
Dunno if SOPHIE is underground, but got some great stuff. Only one that comes to mind right now, for some reason. But look for Hyperpop. Not sure it’s underground, but it’s plenty gay, I think
enbies have a stereotype of making really great underground music, trans women too
Just regarding video game music, I’ve noticed several composers of tunes I like are trans woman.
is that last panel referring to stereotyping?
In this case, it’s used as a phrase of agreement.
Here’s a link about its usage. It originated from African-American Vernacular English, but like many AAVE terms, it’s been adopted by a lot of Gen Z English speakers and Internet communities.
Could you recommend some of this underground trans lady music?
also
really there’s probably a lot more that I listen to but don’t know, all of these artists got recommended by Spotify and I later learned by reading bios that they’re all trans lol
Dunno if SOPHIE is underground, but got some great stuff. Only one that comes to mind right now, for some reason. But look for Hyperpop. Not sure it’s underground, but it’s plenty gay, I think
Ooh, and 100 gecs.
Diinki on youtube, enby. additionally their other videos has unique aesthetic too.
Not really underground anymore but a great starting point would be Frailty by Jane Remover.