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iHasCupquake
Tiffany Herrera, who performs as iHasCupquake, started posting covers and original songs on YouTube in 2010. Her 2014 track 'Notice Me Senpai' became a viral...
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Tiffany Herrera, who performs as iHasCupquake, started posting covers and original songs on YouTube in 2010. Her 2014 track 'Notice Me Senpai' became a viral hit, an anime-inspired anthem that brought her a wider audience. She's also released songs like 'Let's Go Creeping' and 'WHO'S YOUR DADDY? (feat. Weebl)'.
Her recorded work includes albums like 'Cupquake' from 2013, 'Queen of Hearts' in 2016, 'Marmalade' in 2018, and 'Rewind' from 2021. The music ranges across pop and electronic styles.
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