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Doechii’s Anxiety Video Is Pure Chaos

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Doechii Battles Inner Demons in Surreal “Anxiety” Visual

Doechii’s latest music video for her breakout single “Anxiety” plunges viewers into a vivid portrayal of psychological turmoil.
Directed by frequent collaborator James Mackel, the video opens with the artist confronting a series of escalating domestic disasters—home intruders, a sudden kitchen fire, and a menacing Doberman Pinscher.

As she escapes these threats, the chaos intensifies: a chandelier nearly crushes her, an elephant roams the streets, and a swarm of dancers invades her personal space.

This visual narrative complements the song’s introspective lyrics and marks Doechii’s first entry into the Billboard Hot 100’s Top 10.

A Grammy Milestone

The release of Anxiety follows Doechii’s historic win at the 2025 Grammy Awards, where her mixtape Alligator Bites Never Heal earned Best Rap Album.

This achievement made her the third female rapper to receive this honor, joining Lauryn Hill and Cardi B.

In her emotional acceptance speech, Doechii, born Jaylah Ji’mya Hickmon, emphasized her journey toward sobriety and aimed to inspire Black women, stating, “You are exactly who you need to be to be right where you are.”

Celebratory Releases

Immediately after her Grammy win, Doechii released “Nosebleeds”, a triumphant track produced by Jonas Jeberg.
The song features confident lyrics and nods to Kanye West’s iconic Grammy speech, reinforcing her place in the rap industry.

Continuing her momentum, Doechii collaborated with BLACKPINK’s Jennie on the single “ExtraL”, featured on Jennie’s debut solo album Ruby.

The track, produced by Dem Jointz, is an empowering anthem celebrating female autonomy and success.

Best BeatsThe accompanying music video, directed by Cole Bennett, showcases the duo in bold visuals, including scenes where they rap atop a bald man’s head.

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