Honey Cocaine Preps To Release 22s LP & 'Honeyd*ck' Video

After finishing up an incredible 2014 with a few mixtape releases and viral videos, the world had begun to notice rapper Honey Cocaine's potential as a commercial Hip-Hop artist.

Fast forward half a year later into 2015, the self-proclaimed "Bad Gyal" has been keeping the momentum and pushing more sound waves into the airwaves.

Speaking of sound, the Toronto native recently revealed the release of an upcoming project titled 22s:

#22s the LP Oct. 22nd 2015 🔥 https://t.co/CqHVRqaJwl

— Honey C (@QueenHoneyC) August 21, 2015

Everything about Queen Honey Cocaine feels relevant in 2015

Representing Toronto, Canada, a place well-known and well-referenced as the "6" in urban music culture, Honey Cocaine is a young rap artist with a portfolio's work of potential to expand into the mainstream.

Not many can call themselves an expert of Asian rap, which is not to be polarized from the category of general rap: Honey Cocaine's sound speaks in a rather daring direction for the ethnic background she originates from, penning lyrics where everyday situations about getting money could involve guns, drive-bys (in real life), or ransom.

Snow Tha Product, Iggy Azalea, Brooke Candy, Azealia Banks, Honey Cocaine: 2013's 5 Femcees On Top

Girl power and p*ssy popping rule these days since, arguably, today's female rappers in the game are going harder than their male counterparts. Listed are the reasons why notable femcees Snow Tha Product, Iggy Azalea, Brooke Candy, Azealia Banks, and Honey Cocaine are the top 5 projected rappers of 2013:

Honey Cocaine takes on Trinidad James' "All Gold Everything"

Looks like Trinidad James isn't the only one trending this 'all gold' movement. The Last Kings rapstress Honey Cocaine is hopping on board, taking gold chains and designer clothing along with.