My literal existence as a queer Black woman is a major contribution to the hip-hop genre. — Doechii Copy Share Image
As a bisexual woman living in Tampa, Florida during the early 2000s, I stood out from the perceived norm. I felt marginalized by my Southern community until I found my sanctuary online. — Doechii Copy Share Image
I think that if I'm being brutally honest, I fill my cup up by isolating myself and having solitude. Time to just meditate and… — Doechii Copy Share Image
Music is important, but it's really not that serious, you know? It's about love, it's about family, it's about friends... They remind me, 'girl,… — Doechii Copy Share Image
The first album I ever purchased and ever remember listening to in full length was 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.' — Doechii Copy Share Image
I'm gonna remain true to who I am and who God called me to be. I'm gonna be myself no matter what. I want… — Doechii Copy Share Image
I thought I was going to be a singer or singing in a choir or something like that in college. I'm referring to classical… — Doechii Copy Share Image
I know that after me, there's going to be more female rappers that are a part of TDE. I want to make sure that… — Doechii Copy Share Image
I realised that everything people made me feel crazy for doing or saying or wearing or whatever was the very thing that freed me,… — Doechii Copy Share Image
Though moments of self-doubt may arise, the unwavering support and enthusiasm of my fans serve as a constant reminder of my purpose and the… — Doechii Copy Share Image
I dedicated myself to sobriety, and God told me that I would be rewarded and that he would show me just how good it… — Doechii Copy Share Image
Anyone who doesn't think that hip-hop is an intellectual genre, I think that assumption is rooted in racism. — Doechii Copy Share Image
