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Charli XCX 

A british PC Music pop artist. She writes, produces, and sings on not just her own tracks but for others. She's best known from her albums Charli, Pop 2, and her unreleased project, XCX World. She has also featured on songs like Fancy, Drop That Kitty, and Girls. She's considered a huge icon in the LGBTQ community.
Wait have you heard Taxi yet?! It's a bop and a half, Charli XCX and SOPHIE need to release it.
Charli XCX by Bray.churchill February 29, 2020
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charli xcx 

A UK singer. The girl who sings the chorus on 'Fancy' by Iggy Azalea. She is also known for various songs such as 'Boom Clap' 'Your The One' and SuperLove.
Charli XCX: I'm so fancy, you already know! I'm in the fast lane from LA to Tokyo!
charli xcx by mockingjay22 July 25, 2014

Charli XCX 

An singer/songwriter who, whenever you hear her music, you will immediately want to pussy pop!
Person X: Hey, can you play Good Ones?
Person C: Is that by Charli XCX?
Person X: Yup! We have to pop our pussies since we're listening to her!
Charli XCX by bbbbbbbbbrian September 15, 2022

Charli XCX 

um, yas queen skinny legend versace boots the house down, slay queen hunty mama and oop daddy work. Charli XCX snatch my wig.
Charli XCX by pparty4u May 19, 2025

Charli XCX

if you listen to charli xcx ur either gay or a fucking baddie (or both)
yeah, i listen to charli xcx. yeah, i'm gay, how'd you know?
Charli XCX by sweetesttea December 5, 2025
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