How popular is the baby name Elliot in the United States right now? How popular was it historically? Use the popularity graph and data table below to find out! Plus, see all the blog posts that mention the name Elliot.
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The Washington Post recently published a pair of articles about babies whose names had been changed.
The first article mentioned that, according to SSA data, nearly 30,000 babies in the U.S. had had their names changed from January 2017 to March 2022.
The second article dug a little deeper, revealing the names that ranked highest on either side of the name-change spectrum: most-abandoned and most-adopted.
The top two names on both lists — Issac/Isaac and Chole/Chloe — clearly represent spelling corrections.
And my guess is that at least a portion of the boys named “Conner” had their names changed to the more common spelling “Connor.” (Connor has been a top-100 boy name since the early 1990s.)
My favorite thing about these rankings, though? The fact that Michael managed to balance itself out by ranking #6 on both lists. :)
(Thank you to Ellyn for letting me know about the WaPo articles!)
The name Eliantte debuted in the U.S baby name data in 2019, dropped out the data the next year, then returned in 2021:
2021: 13 baby boys named Eliantte
2020: unlisted
2019: 6 baby boys named Eliantte [debut]
2018: unlisted
2017: unlisted
Where did it come from?
New York City-based jewelry company Eliantte (pronounced el-ee-AHN-tay), known for creating extravagant, bespoke pieces for hip hop artists.
The brand has gotten shout-outs in hundreds of rap songs since early 2015. The songs that saw the most chart success (before/during 2019) were…
“Famous” (2017) by 21 Savage
Lyric: “Went and seen Eliantte, and he froze us”
Peak: #94 on the U.S. Hot 100
“Yosemite” (2018) by Travis Scott, feat. Gunna and Nav
Lyric: “Thirty pointers and up, Eliantte, drippin’, my whole team wet”
Peak: #25
“Never Recover” (2018) by Lil Baby, Gunna and Drake
Lyric: “Hit Eliantte and left with a puddle”
Peak: #15
“Startender” (2018) by A Boogie wit da Hoodie, feat. Offset and Tyga
Lyric: “Eliantte chains, now it’s time to run it up”
Peak: #59
“Daddy” (2019) by Blueface, feat. Rich the Kid
Lyric: “Eliantte bust down on the chain”
Peak: #78
Other rappers that have name-checked Eliantte in one or more songs include Future, Young Thug, Young Scooter, Fetty Wap, Young Dolph, Rick Ross, Roddy Ricch, Soulja Boy, Playboi Carti, City Girls, Lil Uzi Vert, and Don Toliver.
So how did the brand come to be called “Eliantte”?
Eliantte & Co. was founded in 2018 by a man who goes by the name “Elliot Eliantte” (or simply “Eliantte”). He was previously known as “Elliot Avianne,” because he’d worked for the NYC-based jeweler Avianne & Co. for about a decade before starting his own business.
The nickname Eliantte emerged sometime in the mid-2010s, when Elliot was in the studio with rapper Young Scooter:
I got the name Eliantte from Young Scooter. He was trying to say my name in a song but it wasn’t really rhyming. So he said ‘eliantay.’
I actually stopped him after. I’m like, “Yo, that’s not my name. Say Elliot.”
And he’s like, “Bro, it’s not working.” He’s like, “We’re gonna go with ‘eliantay’.”
And then from there, you know, everybody was calling me ‘eliantay’.
I’m sure being mentioned in lyrics helped me out in my career, but also my craftsmanship, my detail, the designs I do, I set a lot of trends, so all that comes into play.
I’m not sure how he settled on the spelling “Eliantte.” I also couldn’t find any clues about Elliot’s actual surname. But I did learn that any mention of “Elliot” in a rap song is also typically a reference to Elliot Eliantte.
The name’s return to the data in 2021 may be due (at least in part) to the extra attention Elliot Eliantte got for selling Lil Uzi Vert the $24 million pink diamond that the rapper wore — implanted in his forehead — for roughly the first half of the year.
(Each of these names represents the most common spelling of that name, but “the numbers include all alternative spellings,” according to Statistics Sweden.)
In the girls’ top 10, Vera and Lilly replaced Olivia and Freja.
In the boys’ top 10, Frans — which jumped to 9th place from 27th the year before — replaced Oscar.
The names in Sweden’s top 100 that rose the fastest from 2020 to 2021 were Alba and Ted. (The previous fastest-rising male name, Björn, was second-fastest this time around.) The names that saw the steepest drops in usage were Ronja and Vincent.
In 2020, the top two names were also Alice and Noah.
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