CupcakKe says her mom thinks she's 'addicted to porn' because she keeps opening TikTok videos remixing her moans on 'Vagina'

• One of the biggest music trends on TikTok involves sampling lyrics from CupcakKe's song "Vagina."
• People insert moans and lyrics like "smack my a-- like a drum" into other songs in viral remixes.
• CupcakKe told Insider that she keeps opening TikTok to moaning sounds because of the remixes.

TikTok has been filled with remixes mashing up songs like Olivia Rodrigo's "Drivers License" and Madonna's "Hung Up" with lyrics and moans from the discography of CupcakKe, a Chicago-based rapper and poet known for her erotic lyricism.

Even the artist herself is getting in on the action. In an email to Insider, CupcakKe said that opening the app to the remixes and sounds of moans has led her mom to think she's "addicted to porn."

CupcakKe, whose real name is Elizabeth Harris, rose to prominence following her 2016 album "Cum Cake." She most recently released the single "Huhhhhh" in June. Just this past week, the rapper joined TikTok amid a wave of remixes that sample lyrics from her songs - particularly her 2016 track "Vagina" - and mash them up with other songs.

The remixes typically sample moans and lyrics like "smack that a-- like a drum" and "slurp that d--- til it c-m" from "Vagina."

The remixes began to spread on TikTok in July. CupcakKe joined TikTok in mid-August and has gained over 374,000 followers without posting a single video.

She's also been commenting on many of the remixes themselves.

"This is my first day on TikTok and idk what's going on," she commented on a remix of "Luxury" by Azaelia Banks featuring her lyrics on Friday.

"Bts ran out the studio when we recorded this," she commented on a video that mashed up her voice with "Dynamite" by BTS.

CupcakKe told Insider that she likes the remixes and finds them "hilarious to watch."

However, she's facing the same pitfalls as anyone else opening TikTok to one of the remixes sampling her work. CupcakKe said she wishes she could "stop opening the app" when she's with her mom: "she keeps hearing moans & thinks I'm [sic] addicted to porn now because of them," she wrote.

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