Ceechynaa

Chelsea Odosamamwen Ode (born 29 December 2003), known professionally as Ceechynaa, is a British drill rapper based in Essex. Her songs are characterized by sexually dominant lyrics, which often target men and gender stereotypes.

Ceechynaa debuted in 2022 with the song "Legal Baby" and released her next single, "Last Laugh", the subsequent year. The latter, as well as her following single "Peggy" (2024), achieved viral popularity on social media. "Peggy" became her first entry on the UK Singles Chart, debuting at number 79.

Life and career Chelsea Odosamamwen Ode was born on 29 December 2003 in South London to Nigerian parents. She first began writing music at age 14 after attending a studio session with friends, where she was encouraged by the producer to pursue music. At age 15, she gave a speech on beauty standards, during which she took off her false eyelashes and wig to show the "real" her. Videos of the speech later went viral online. Prior to starting her rap career, she was a waitress and worked in retail. She also attended college where studying a media makeup course before choosing to focus on her music career. The associated music video for "Last Laugh" featured her walking through Leicester Square and brought the song to further popularity, while a remix of the song featuring NLE Choppa was released in January the following year. She also performed with Tion Wayne at Reading Festival and appeared on the cover of Dazed in 2023. She took a break from music the following year until releasing the single "Peggy" in December 2024. It became her first entry on the UK Singles Chart, debuting at number 79, while a verse from the song became popular online. , she is based in Essex.

Musical style Ceechynaa's music is primarily UK drill. She raps with an Essex accent, which Hits described as her trademark, and draws influences from witch house music. Notion wrote that she had a "confident cadence" and "sharp wordplay", and NMEs Alex Rigotti likened her musical style to that of Ivorian Doll and Shaybo.

Criticisms of misogynistic tropes in hip hop appear throughout Ceechynaa's discography.

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