"Sippin' my kombucha on a rooftop/ Smokin' blue dream on my karma sutra,"
"You suck every rap n**** dick from the back/ But what's the agenda when the It Girl Black?"
"These n****s misogynistic, I'll address it on the album/ For now, let's sink into the fact that hate don't make you powerful."
"Somеhow I know that I'll have everything that's mine."
Doechii enlists SZA on the clapback single "girl, get up," produced by Jay Versace and built around Neptunes drums from Baby featuring Clipse's "What Happened to That Boy." Doechii opens with dense internal rhymes and directly confronts critics with scathing lines about industry scheming and misogyny, while hinting at a forthcoming album that will further address obstacles faced by creative women. SZA delivers a floating hook and a confident refrain that reinforces self-possession. A visualizer directed by James Mackel accompanies the single, and Doechii has upcoming South American tour dates.
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