G Flip

Georgia Claire Flipo, known as G Flip, is an Australian singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer born on 22 September 1993 in St Kilda, Victoria. They are non-binary and use they/them pronouns. G Flip emerged with a DIY approach, playing every instrument on early recordings. Their debut album About Us (2019) blended indie pop with personal lyrics, while the follow-up Drummer (2023) topped the ARIA Albums Chart and won the J Award for Australian Album of the Year. Seven songs from Drummer landed in the 2023 Triple J Hottest 100, a record for most entries by one artist in a single countdown. G Flip ranks equal third for most Hottest 100 entries of all time. Their music connects deeply with triple j listeners and beyond. [edit]

G Flip grew up in Melbourne and started playing drums at age nine after their uncle bought them a kit. Their cousin's drumming sparked the initial fascination. A key influence was drum teacher Jenny Rose Morris, whom G Flip calls a life-changing role model. They attended kindergarten at Farm Road Pre-School in Cheltenham, primary school at Our Lady of the Assumption, and secondary school at Star of the Sea College in Brighton, graduating in 2011. G Flip then earned a Bachelor of Music Performance at Box Hill Institute. Before going solo, they worked as a session drummer and backup vocalist for various Melbourne acts. In 2017, G Flip spent the year in their bedroom writing and recording songs, creating a spreadsheet of Australian music industry contacts, and reaching out to everyone on their dream team list. [edit]

G Flip's debut single "About You" premiered on Triple J Unearthed in 2018 and quickly went viral. Pitchfork named it a Best New Track, and Rolling Stone called them an Artist You Need to Know. That same year, they played their first solo show at SXSW in Austin and signed with Future Classic. The debut album About Us arrived in August 2019 to critical acclaim. After moving to Los Angeles in 2021, G Flip released Drummer in August 2023. It topped the ARIA Albums Chart, won the J Award for Australian Album of the Year, and earned multiple ARIA Award nominations including Album of the Year. The album's seven Hottest 100 entries broke the record for most by a single artist. G Flip embarked on the Drummer Tour in 2024. [edit]

G Flip is known for their DIY ethic, playing every instrument on early recordings. Their music and persona are shaped by their experience as a queer, non-binary artist. Media outlets describe them as a rising star making high-powered rock-pop from a drummer's perspective. Fans connect with G Flip's authenticity and vulnerability. Their social media voice is warm and candid, often sharing behind-the-scenes moments. They hope their work inspires people to embrace their truth. [edit]

G Flip's rise from bedroom recordings to ARIA chart-toppers has been powered by a fiercely loyal, if formally unnamed, fanbase. The singer-songwriter's followers, often called simply 'G Flip fans' or 'stans,' have no official fandom name, but their impact is measurable. After the Netflix series Off Campus featured G Flip's music, the artist publicly thanked the show for introducing them to a wave of new listeners, and the fan-driven streaming surge helped propel the track to new heights.

While G Flip's cultural footprint is undeniable, iFANN's Global Fame Engine has evaluated the artist but currently does not place them in its published rankings, including the Global Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. That absence of a numeric rank, however, does not diminish their reach: 794,000 Instagram followers, 586,700 TikTok followers, and headline tours that sell out venues across North America and Australia. Their fanbase's real-world power was on full display at their largest show to date, in Brisbane in February 2026, where G Flip told the crowd, 'You've really made my life what it is.'

The community's influence extends to chart performance, with streaming pushes amplifying songs after TV syncs. The Off Campus phenomenon functions as the closest thing to a coordinated fan campaign, with fans driving the track's success and even campaigning for a season 2 cameo. G Flip's engagement with fans is direct and warm, from Instagram and TikTok updates to Pride performances in Chicago and Brighton. The romance with Selling Sunset's Chrishell Stause has become a touchstone of fan discourse, drawing new listeners into G Flip's world. For a fanbase without a formal name, they've created a culture of 'pure queer joy', a phrase used to describe a surprise Toronto cameo with The Beaches, that defines the G Flip experience.[edit]

G Flip is a Yamaha artist, using the FP9C double chain drive pedal and EAD10 electronic drum module. Their high school music teacher Martha Murphy had a profound impact on them. Before breaking through, G Flip made a hit list of industry contacts in an Excel spreadsheet. They have a sister named Sammy who worked as their personal assistant. G Flip earned the same music degree as their drum teacher Jenny Rose Morris, who passed away a few years ago; every time they perform, G Flip hopes Jenny is watching.

Among the legends that have grown around G Flip, the Off Campus sync stands out, a story fans still retell as the moment the artist went from cult favorite to mainstream visibility. The Netflix series, along with a subsequent Jennifer Lopez sync, changed the trajectory of one of G Flip's songs, and the artist credited the show with changing their life. Another iconic moment came in August 2026, when G Flip surprised Toronto fans with a cameo alongside The Beaches, a performance described as 'pure queer joy.' And in February 2026, they played their biggest headline show to date in Brisbane, telling the audience, 'You've really made my life what it is.'[edit]

G Flip has a sister named Sammy, who has worked as their personal assistant. They grew up in Melbourne with their family. As of 2026, G Flip is married to Chrishell Stause, and the couple has not publicly announced any children. They reside in Los Angeles. [edit]

G Flip is married to Chrishell Stause, star of Netflix's Selling Sunset. They were influenced by drum teacher Jenny Rose Morris and high school music teacher Martha Murphy. Their record label is Future Classic. [edit]

G Flip began dating Selling Sunset star Chrishell Stause in May 2022. The couple married in a private Las Vegas ceremony in May 2023, though some sources report they wed earlier in June 2022. As of 2026, G Flip and Chrishell Stause remain married. They have not publicly announced any children. No other public relationships have been reported. [edit]

iFANN currently estimates G Flip's net worth at $4 million. Their income flows from album sales, streaming revenue, touring, and merchandise. The success of Drummer, which topped the ARIA Albums Chart and won the J Award, significantly boosted their earnings. They also earn from brand partnerships and Yamaha artist endorsements. G Flip's DIY approach keeps production costs low, maximizing profit from their music.[edit]

G Flip won the 2023 J Award for Australian Album of the Year for Drummer. They also won the AIR Award for Breakthrough Independent Artist of the Year. Their music has received multiple ARIA Award nominations. [edit]