Princess Nokia is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter known for her eclectic style and powerful lyrics that address themes of identity, gender, and empowerment. Born in New York City, she gained prominence in the 2010s with her unique blend of hip-hop, R&B, and alternative influences. Her debut album, "1992," was critically acclaimed for its raw and authentic representation of her experiences as a Afro-Puerto Rican woman. Princess Nokia is also recognized for her feminist stance and advocacy for marginalized communities, making her a prominent figure in contemporary music and cultural dialogues. Her work resonates with a diverse audience, and she continues to push boundaries with her art.