Carly Gibert

Carly Gibert, better known by their stage name That Kid, is a Los Angeles-based hyperpop artist and producer blending glitchy electronics, playful irreverence, and unapologetically queer energy. Emerging in 2018 with viral DIY bedroom-pop tracks, they've become a cult favorite in alternative LGBTQ+ circles for anthems like "BITCHBOY" and "N2" that mix bratty humor with raw emotional confessions. Their work—including collaborations with artists like Lella Fadda—often explores themes of gender fluidity, chaotic romance, and Gen Z disillusionment, delivered through candy-coated synths and meme-ready lyrics. A self-described "theater kid gone rogue," Gibert’s releases like *THANK GOD THINGS CHANGE* and *I COULD BE HONEST* showcase their knack for turning personal turbulence into glittery, cathartic bops. They’ve also co-founded the D1V1S1ON collective, fostering experimental queer artistry in digital spaces.