Fröken Snusk
Swedish music artist and character crated by Rasmus Gozzi
Fröken Snusk (transl. Miss Smut) is a Swedish musical act and persona created by songwriter and producer Rasmus Gozzi. The character is known for wearing a pink balaclava to maintain anonymity and gained widespread popularity after competing in Melodifestivalen 2024 with the song "Unga & fria". Originally portrayed by Felicia Eriksson, the role was taken over by a new unidentified performer in April 2025 after Eriksson transitioned to a solo career.
Career
The original Fröken Snusk claimed to have been born in 2004 or 2005, while Aftonbladet claimed she was slightly older. As her stage name implies, her songs often have crude and sexual lyrics. In 2023, she collaborated with the gangster rapper 1.Cuz on the song "Trakten till epan" and also participated in Musikhjälpen.
She took part in Melodifestivalen 2024, and was eliminated in the runoff voting round. Rasmus Gozzi has worked on several songs with Fröken Snusk. She sings and performs mainly the music style epadunk.
In May 2024, she won the fourth season of Masked Singer Sverige.
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