Doechii Wins Best Rap Album, Dedicates Grammy to Black Girls

Doechii made history at the 67th Grammy Awards by winning her first Grammy for Best Rap Album with her mixtape 'Alligator Bites Never Heal,' becoming only the third woman to ever win this category. In a heartfelt acceptance speech, she dedicated her win to her mother and emphasized the importance of representation for Black women, urging them to embrace their true selves and reject stereotypes. The 26-year-old rapper expressed her journey of dedication to sobriety and the personal significance of her music, stating, "Anything is possible" for young Black girls watching her. She also highlighted her roots in Tampa, Florida, asserting that talent exists beyond major music hubs. Doechii's win not only marks a personal achievement but also represents a significant milestone for Black, queer women in the industry. Her emotional speech resonated deeply, earning her a standing ovation from the audience.