In her Alone Together documentary, the pop star builds community — and a franchise.
, which are customary for signed artists — fans’ contributions transformed a single album into something that borders on a franchise.
“A neat thing about being a fan of Charli XCX is that she goes above and beyond,” Grace Marr, a 23-year-old nonprofit employee and longtime Angel, told BuzzFeed News. “She’s deeply personal. Even away from her music, the way she shares on Instagram and TikTok, it feels more intimate than other artists.”haven for LGBTQ fans
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