Gen-Z weirdo trap pop with a heart of gold: 17-year-old rapper Payday (real name Payton, though she generally keeps her identity hidden behind her musical moniker) is at the forefront of a new generation of hip-hop heads, well-versed in the avant-garde approach of outsider talent like Tierra Whack and Tyler, The Creator. In one moment, she attacks toxic masculinity through a whimsical playground-pop vocal delivery (“Cry”), and in another, she spits sinuous bars centered on self-empowerment, like an alternative-universe Kreayshawn or Ashnikko (“Dolphin,” “Big Boy”). Produced by SickDrumz, Death Grips’ Andy M, Willie Tafa, Peter Lalich, and Nick “Unknown Nick” Audino, the latest chapter of Payday’s P.U.K.E tape series is far from word vomit: meticulous, contemporary, bratty rap sure to inspire some swagger.