Her writing has been described as both "snarky" and "vulnerable" as it discusses and critiques American cultural norms and the societal expectations of women.[18] Her poems also make frequent pop culture references to prominent figures including Marilyn Monroe, Betty Boop,[19] Justin Bieber, and Victoria's Secret.[18] Johnson has stated that she draws inspiration from Gurlesque poets like Chelsey Minnis and Mary Biddinger.[3]