Key Takeaways:
- JID announced he has a song ready for Doechii, generating notable fan interest.
- A potential collaboration between JID and Doechii could represent a new direction in Southern experimental hip-hop.
- With JID’s upcoming album, fans are speculating about a possible Doechii feature or inclusion on a deluxe edition.
JID, a prominent artist from Dreamville Records, has publicly stated he has a song prepared for Doechii, the acclaimed rapper also known as the “Swamp Princess.” This announcement, made on Instagram, has ignited excitement among fans who are eager for a potential collaboration between the two artists.
The interaction occurred when JID commented on Doechii’s Instagram post promoting the new Samsung galaxy Z Fold 7. While Doechii had not yet responded at the time of reporting,the prospect of the two artists working together has already generated considerable buzz online,with fans expressing strong desire for such a project.
Both Doechii and JID are recognized as highly influential figures in contemporary hip-hop, emerging from their respective labels, Top Dawg Entertainment and Dreamville Records. Doechii recently achieved a significant milestone by winning a grammy Award for Best Rap Album earlier this year. Her continued success is evident through her festival performances and notable guest verses on tracks like The Weeknd’s “timeless (Remix)” and JENNIE’s “ExtraL.”
JID is currently preparing for the release of his forthcoming album, titled God Does Like Ugly, scheduled for August 8.The timing has led to speculation about whether he and Doechii might collaborate before the album’s release or contribute to a future deluxe version. The only confirmed single from the project thus far is “WRK.”
Prior to the full album, JID offered fans a preview with Gdlu (Preluxe). This project featured “Animals (Pt. I)” with Eminem, “Knew Better” featuring Lil Yachty, and “Lisa,” a reunion with 6LACK. It remains to be seen if thes tracks will be included in the final 15-song tracklist of God Does Like Ugly.
