10 Inspirational Quotes from Doechii

1. “Don’t allow anybody to project any stereotypes on you that tell you that you can’t be here, that you’re too dark, or that you’re not smart enough, or that you’re too dramatic, or you’re too loud. You are exactly who you need to be.”

   Doechii, the third woman to win a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album, delivered this powerful message during her acceptance speech at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards. I know that there is some Black girl out there – so many Black women out there – [who] are watching me right now, and I want to tell you, ‘You can do it,’ she stated, emphasizing the importance of ignoring limitations imposed by others.

2. “I’ve always had this feeling deep in my gut,and I don’t know what it is or what this voice is,but I’ve always just followed that voice no matter what anybody else thought about me.”

   While Doechii may not be able to fully articulate this “gut feeling,” it has undoubtedly guided her journey. The key takeaway is the importance of listening to your intuition, even when others may not understand it.

3. “People call you crazy when they fear you or they don’t understand you.”

   The visual companion for “NISSAN ALTIMA” was intentionally provocative, featuring imagery that challenged societal norms.According to the swamp princess, the record is really about “uncontained power, creativity and confidence.” She reclaims the term “crazy,” framing it as a reaction to fear and ignorance rather than a personal flaw.

4. “I want everyone to here me clearly when I say that it is indeed not a button; it is our brains. it is not a machine; it is our leadership. It is not a conspiracy; it’s our vulnerability. And it is indeed not an agenda; it’s God.”

   In the lead-up to her Billboard’s Woman of the Year Award, Doechii addressed allegations of being an industry plant.During her acceptance speech, she asserted, We are the innovators who are just as central to this industry as the men. She emphasized that true success stems from vulnerability and genuine connection, not manufactured narratives.

5. “I have a belief that I am a mirror to people. I want to be able to be brave enough and trust God enough to say what it is that most people are afraid to say.”

   Doechii views herself as someone who fearlessly voices what others hesitate to express.This bravery,whether challenging norms or sharing vulnerabilities,resonates deeply with her audience. As she told Rolling Stone, That’s kind of become the whole core of my artistry.

6. “When you get over one hurdle…then you have another one to jump…It’s just about accepting that there’s always gonna be more to discover about yourself, there’s always gonna be more things to dislike about yourself, or like about yourself, the more you go on in life.”

   In her interview with “The Breakfast Club,” Doechii acknowledged the continuous challenges life presents.Instead of focusing on the struggles, she encourages embracing the ongoing journey of self-discovery. Ultimately, you’ll always be wounded in some type of way and then you’ll always heal, she added.

7. “Stop creating from the outlook of what other people want you to make.”

   During Genius’ “Verified,” Doechii cautioned against shaping art based on external expectations. Creating solely to please others risks losing the authenticity that makes your work unique.

8. “I have to do it now or else it ain’t never gon’ get done, and I’m not letting nobody take my dream.”

   The “What It Is (Block Boy)” rapper shared valuable insights in her interview for Rolling Stone’s “The Breakdown,” emphasizing self-reliance and seizing opportunities. If you desire something, pursue it relentlessly.

9. “There will always be a situation that will puncture you or wound you or hurt you, but, at the end of the day…you will heal, and [the] scars will always be there to remind you what happened.”

   While discussing her mixtape, Alligator Bites never Heal, with Apple Music’s Ebro Darden, Doechii explained how difficult experiences shape one’s narrative. These moments, like metaphorical alligator bites, may leave lasting scars, but they serve as reminders of resilience and perseverance. It’s kind of like a victory thing, she explained.

10. “Stick to the plan and ignore ’em, I can’t acknowledge it / They don’t make statues of critics, they don’t make statues of fans.”

    Doechii’s lyrics from “PROFIT” highlight the importance of staying focused on one’s goals and disregarding external opinions. True influence comes from trusting your instincts and blocking out distractions.