Charli XCX declares end of "Brat Summer"

The iconic "Brat Summer" is officially over, according to singer Charli XCX, who declared the end of the cultural phenomenon in a social media post.

The phrase became synonymous with a carefree, rebellious attitude that resonated with fans around the world, was coined by the singer earlier this year. It not only inspired millions of social media posts and dance trends, but also made its way into American political discourse.

Charli XCX took to her handle to post "goodbye forever brat summer."


The concept of "Brat" is closely tied to Charli XCX’s sixth studio album, 'Brat', which has achieved critical acclaim and widespread appeal. The album's rebellious themes have been celebrated as a rejection of the "clean girl" aesthetic, which promotes a polished, idealised version of femininity.


As Charli XCX moves forward, she continues to expand her career in new directions. The singer has been cast in her second major film role, set to appear in Gregg Araki’s upcoming feature, 'I Want Your Sex'. The film, described as a journey into a world of "sex, obsession, power, betrayal, and murder," will see Charli join a cast that includes Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman. The details of her role remain under wraps, but production is scheduled to begin in October in Los Angeles.