From Viral Freestyles to “BoogeyB!tch”: Monae Marleau’s Breakout Moment

Monae Marleau doesn’t hesitate. From the first note of “BoogeyB!tch”, she’s already decided you’re going to feel it. Produced by Whoa1.0, the track snakes through a hypnotic beat, balancing a low-key menace with a southern-funk groove that feels like a smirk and a side-eye rolled into one. It’s a slow burn, driven by a snake-charming clarinet line that taunts the listener, daring them to keep up with our leading lady.

The wordplay keeps the energy electric. Monae delivers bars with a precision that’s part brawler, part poet, weaving lines like, “Master of elements, been massive, it’s evident,” and “I push the pen like I’ve been welding up that rebar.” She lets the rhythm breathe, spacing her flexes with the kind of swagger that demands attention without asking for it. Her delivery lands like a conversation you’ve been eavesdropping on, intimate and cutting at the same time.

And her buzz is real. When Doechii dropped Monae’s name in a shoutout during a recent interview, it was recognition and validation from one rising force to another. On social media, the love for “BoogeyB!tch” has been building, with fans applauding not only the track’s production but also Monae’s lyrical agility. The chemistry between her and Whoa1.0 is undeniable; every line sits perfectly in its pocket, amplifying the track’s bold, hypnotic feel.

Monae’s not stopping at singles. She’s already teasing a follow-up project, letting her audience know that what’s coming next will hit even harder. Between “BoogeyB!tch”, her viral freestyle on On The Radar, and live moments like her appearance at Tampa Beat Weekend, Monae Marleau isn’t waiting for an invite—she’s stepping through the door and taking a seat at the table.

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