Doechii In Sheer Fishnet Dress Told She 'Looks Like A Man'

Doechii, whose real name is Jaylah Ji'mya Hickmon, is a talented American rapper and singer.

Doechii's known for her unique sound style, which is a mix of hip-hop, R&B, and pop. People often compare her creative, experimental vibe to Missy Elliott, but right now, she's making headlines for her Vogue cover.

Scroll for the photo. She really became a household name due to TikTok, with her songs "Yucky Blucky Fruitcake" (2020) and "What It Is (Block Boy)" (2023), featuring Kodak Black, going viral and launching her into the mainstream music industry.

A huge milestone for Doechii happened in 2022 when she became the first female rapper to sign with Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) in a joint venture with Capitol Records. She later scored a massive win at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards when her 2024 mixtape, "Alligator Bites Never Heal," snagged the Grammy for Best Rap Album. This makes her only the third woman ever to win in that category, joining legends like Lauryn Hill and Cardi B.

When it came to her Vogue cover, which was reposted on the pop culture X account Pop Base, fans had a lot to say. Although some people liked her outfit, others criticized her look and her pose.

“She looks like a man,” one user wrote, while other netizens criticized the way that she was posing. “I don’t know what type of pose this is,” one wrote. “Who chose this pose?” another asked. “These celebrities really can’t pose,” another fan chimed in, adding, “Love her, though.”

Fortunately, there were some fans who supported her. “Oh, the future queen of rap looks absolutely stunning!” one fan exclaimed. “The queen of rap, fashion, and everything. I love Doechii so much,” another follower expressed. “Queen energy only! Doechii slays the Vogue cover effortlessly!” another expressed.

The rapper isn't just known for her music; she's also known for her captivating live shows and her bold, unique look. She loves to throw in theatrical elements and some really distinctive fashion choices, like her signature visible face tape, which makes her performances unforgettable.

Her bold sense of style matches with the stories that she is trying to tell in her music, which is often about unapologetic confidence and raw, honest storytelling. She often dives into themes of self-discovery, self-acceptance, and just being totally free.

In addition to her music, Doechii is an open book about her sexuality and uses her platform to be a strong voice for LGBTQ+ visibility.

Her influence in the music industry and social causes led her to be named Billboard's Woman of the Year in 2025 and a Rising Star in 2023.

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