AceShowbiz - Charli XCX has bid farewell to "Brat Summer," an era dominated by her chart-topping album of the same name. The album, with its iconic chartreuse aesthetics, sparked a cultural phenomenon that included TikTok dance challenges, political crossovers, and the declaration of "Kamala IS brat."

While Brat Summer may be over, Charli XCX's impact continues. She has announced her upcoming joint tour with Troye Sivan, the "Sweat Tour", which kicks off on September 14th. The album's legacy will also live on through its songs and expanded version, "Brat and It's the Same but There's Three More Songs So It's Not."

Charli XCX's Brat era showcased her unique aesthetic and outspoken lyrics, capturing the spirit of a chaotic and rebellious summer. The album's success cemented her position as a cultural icon and proved that she had finally "caught up" with the world, as declared by Rolling Stone.

From the ubiquitous "Von Dutch" to the dance-inducing "Apple," Brat Summer left an undeniable mark on popular culture. It even inspired a political movement, with Vice President Kamala Harris embracing the album's aesthetic and declaring herself "brat." Charli XCX's influence extended to the highest levels of power, underscoring her role as a voice of empowerment and authenticity.

As Brat Summer concludes, Charli XCX looks ahead to the next chapter. The "Sweat Tour" promises to be an energetic and immersive experience, showcasing the evolution of her music and artistry. However, it remains to be seen if "Brat Autumn" can match the cultural impact of its predecessor. Only time will tell if the Brat era has truly ended or if it will pave the way for future iterations of Charli XCX's bold and unapologetic style.