The Bakkery

Following the release of Dauntless Manifesto in 2024, Harris began developing her sixth studio album throughout the first half of 2025. She officially announced the project via Instagram in October 2025, revealing the full tracklist shortly thereafter. In a statement shared on X (formerly Twitter), Harris noted that the album was entirely self-written over a period of seven weeks. The creative direction of The BakKery was partially influenced by critical feedback regarding the production of her previous work. Seeking to demonstrate greater versatility, Harris experimented with new genres and sonic textures. She described the project's primary objective as an attempt to "bring FUN back" to her music while maintaining her "original sound." Harris initially expressed hesitation regarding the album's experimental nature, revealing that she nearly removed the track "Alcoholic" from the final tracklist. She stated, "Trying new sounds was very risky for me... [but] the people around me saw something in the record that I didn't." The resulting project was noted by critics for its "genre fluidity," blending her hardcore hip-hop roots with elements of hip house and hyperpop. == Promotion ==

The song "One Of My Bedbugs Ate My Pussy" was announced on June 2nd, to release on June 9th (6/9). It served as the lead single for the album. A music-lyric video for the song was uploaded to YouTube on July 1, 2024, animated by Sinclair DuGore. The song's "Itsy Bitsy Spider" interpolation had also gained attention on TikTok, producing several fan-made remixes. No more singles were released until the album came out. However, the songs that were initially pushed by CupcakKe were "Ballerina Coupe", and "UFO", both with music videos produced by Legit Looks. == Touring ==

In support of the album, Harris is headlining The BakKery Tour, which started February 13 and is scheduled to end April 26, 2026. The tour was a significant commercial success, with reports indicating that every date on the North American itinerary was sold out. Critics noted that the live sets mirrored the "genre fluidity" of the album, incorporating high-energy choreography and a mix of hip house and hyperpop aesthetics. ==Track listing==

All tracks are written by Cupcakke, credited as Elizabeth Harris. == References ==