Coi Leray

Coi Leray is an American rapper and singer who has carved out a distinctive space in hip-hop with her energetic delivery and catchy hooks. Born Brittany Collins on May 11, 1997, in Boston, Massachusetts, she is the daughter of hip-hop media personality Benzino, the former co-owner of The Source magazine. Despite growing up around the music industry, Leray forged her own path, moving to New Jersey as a teenager and eventually dropping out of school to pursue music full-time.

Leray began releasing music independently in 2018 and quickly gained attention on SoundCloud and YouTube with tracks like “Huddy” and “No More Parties.” Her energetic style and social media presence attracted a loyal following, leading to a record deal with Republic Records in 2020. Her single “No More Parties” featuring Lil Durk became her breakout hit in 2021, reaching the Billboard Hot 100 and establishing her as a rising force in hip-hop. She continued building momentum with tracks like “Twinnem” and “Blick Blick” featuring Nicki Minaj.

The year 2023 proved to be transformative for Coi Leray when she released “Players,” a sample-driven hit that became a massive viral sensation. The track peaked at number nine on the Billboard Hot 100 and became one of the defining songs of that year, dominating TikTok and radio playlists alike. She released her debut album “COI” and followed it with consistent releases that showcased her growth as an artist, blending rap, pop, and dancehall influences.

As of 2026, Coi Leray’s estimated net worth is approximately $3 million. Her income streams include music royalties, touring revenue, brand partnerships, and social media monetization. Despite facing public scrutiny and criticism at various points in her career, including a highly publicized strained relationship with her father, Leray has proven resilient and continues to evolve as an artist with a dedicated fanbase.