Citron Rose is a Canadian content creator, Afro dance choreographer, and cultural ambassador whose work blends humor, artistry, and a powerful message of inclusivity. Known for her vibrant personality and creative versatility, she has built an engaged community across TikTok, Instagram, and beyond, while collaborating with major brands and cultural institutions.

From TikTok to Professional Recognition

Citron Rose began sharing her creative work in 2020, at a time when the pandemic was reshaping everyday life. Her comedic skits including viral parodies of weather reports in a Quebecois accent quickly gained traction, both for their humor and for the way they challenged stereotypes about Québécois identity. She used her growing platform to showcase the diversity of Quebec culture, demonstrating that identity is multifaceted and inclusive.
At the same time, she brought her Afro dance expertise into the spotlight, presenting it as a sophisticated art form with deep cultural roots. Her performances, including collaborations with acclaimed artist Sarahmée, reinforced her presence in Quebec’s music industry and highlighted her versatility as both a dancer and a storyteller.

Major Collaborations and Industry Impact

Her career reached a milestone when she partnered with Ubisoft to choreograph for Just Dance 2023, becoming the first Afro creator to design a dance for the global franchise. This achievement solidified her reputation as a cultural innovator and advocate for Afro dance.
As an ambassador for the Canada Media Fund, Citron Rose actively promotes Canadian and Quebec productions, attending events such as the Emmy Awards and the Prix Gémeaux to champion local talent and diversity in media. She has also collaborated with brands including Neutrogena, Desjardins, and Radio-Canada, merging entertainment with meaningful representation.

Creativity With Purpose

What sets Citron Rose apart is her ability to create content that entertains while sparking reflection. Whether she is embodying humorous characters, producing Afro dance videos that make audiences move, or representing Canadian creators on international stages, she remains grounded in her mission: to represent, inspire, and connect.
Her partnership with One Way marks a new chapter in her career, aligning her with an agency recognized for its cinematic video productions and talent representation. Together, they aim to amplify her voice, her artistry, and her impact.

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