Honey Cocaine Biography: Age, Mixtapes, Height, Net Worth, Parents, Songs, Career

Sochitta Sal, known professionally as Honey Cocaine or Honey C, is a Cambodian-Canadian rapper and songwriter. She gained prominence in the early 2010s as one of the first notable Khmer female artists in mainstream hip-hop, recognized for her bold, raw style and high-energy delivery.

Discovered by Tyga after a viral YouTube freestyle, she became the inaugural signee to his Last Kings Entertainment label. Honey Cocaine is widely known for her mixtapes such as Thug Love and collaborations including “Heisman” with Tyga.

Honey Cocaine
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Sochitta Sal
Stage Name:	Honey Cocaine
Born:	22 October 1992 (age 33 years old)
Place of Birth:	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Nationality:	Canadian
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Sal
Siblings:	6
Occupation:	Rapper, songwriter
Net Worth:	$800,000

Early Life and Education

Sochitta Sal was born on 22 October 1992 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada (raised in the Jane-Finch neighborhood of North York), to Cambodian (Khmer) parents Mr. and Mrs. Sal. She has six older brothers, though details about them are not publicly known.

She attended high school in Toronto but dropped out during her final semester, with four credits remaining, to pursue music and go on tour. Her ethnicity is Cambodian (Khmer) and her religion is unknown.

Career

Sochitta Sal began her career in 2011 by posting rap freestyles on YouTube, most notably over Tyga‘s “Rack City” instrumental. This caught the attention of Tyga, who signed her as the first artist to his Last Kings Entertainment imprint.

She released her debut single “I Don’t Give a Fuck” that same year and quickly gained recognition for her aggressive, unapologetic style in the male-dominated hip-hop scene.

Her early mixtapes, including Fuck Yo Feelings Vol. 1 (2012) and 90’s Gold (2012), built a growing fanbase. She achieved wider visibility through the collaboration “Heisman” with Tyga and features with artists such as Kid Ink, Dizzy Wright, and Chanel West Coast.

In 2013 she released Thug Love, followed by Like a Drug (2014) and The Gift Rap EP (2015), while securing a publishing deal with Warner Chappell.

Later in her career, Honey Cocaine continued releasing music independently, including the 2018 mixtape Wildfire. She has maintained a presence through new tracks and social media, recognized as a trailblazer for Cambodian-Canadian representation in hip-hop.

Her work continues to influence emerging Southeast Asian artists in the genre.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @queenhoneyc
• Facebook Handle: @QueenHoneyC
• Twitter Handle: @HONEYCOCAINA_
• YouTube Channel: Honey C (formerly Honey Cocaine)
• TikTok Handle: @QueenHoneyC

Personal Life

Sochitta Sal remains unmarried and has no children. She was previously connected to Seattle rapper Freddy E (deceased in 2013), though she clarified they were never officially dating.

She has consistently denied romantic involvement with Tyga, describing their relationship as a close friendship and business mentorship. Sal keeps her current personal life private and maintains a low profile regarding relationships.

Discography

• Fuck Yo Feelings Vol. 1 (2012)
• 90’s Gold (2012)
• Thug Love (2013)
• Like a Drug (2014)
• The Gift Rap (EP) (2015)
• Wildfire (2018)

Net Worth

Sochitta Sal has an estimated net worth of approximately $800,000. Her primary income sources stem from her music career, including mixtape releases, streaming royalties from millions of YouTube views, collaborations, and independent projects sold directly to fans.