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Sickening Florida rapper Doechii drops a brief but potent bop in âBOOM BAPâ ahead of her mixtape, Alligator Bites Never Heal.
[otw_shortcode_dropcap label=”âI” size=”large” border_color_class=”otw-no-border-color” shadow=”shadow” square=”square”]gave my soul for this shit, ate lumps of coal for this shit.â What more can you say but, oh, shit! According to sickening Florida rapper and singer Doechii (Jaylah Hickmon), Alligator Bites Never Heal. Word. That is the title of her 2024 mixtape. Leading the charge for the project is a short but potent single, âBOOM BAPâ. âBOOM BOPâ is one of many singles Hickmon unveiled in 2024 including âNissan Altimaâ. Also, a popular, midsized car! But, our focus is on âBOOM BAPâ which was written by Doechii, Camper (Darhyl Camper), and DIXSON. Additionally, Camper produced the brief track alongside DJ Miss Milan. The soulful backdrop is one of the biggest selling points and fuels the fire of the fiery rapper.  It doesnât hurt that an interpolation is part of the mix â we love a sample![/otw_shortcode_dropcap]
With a kick-ass backdrop, Doechii brings the heat. Her flow is compelling, the bars biting, and her personality is through the roof.  Hickmon brings something to the table that more musicians could use â innovative spirit. Her approach is non-standard, more alternative, and left-field which makes âBOOM BAPâ ear-catching and engaging. She still goes hard mind you, asserting in the first verse, âThey want real rap from a bitch like they out-rappinâ a bitch / Yeah, she can clap a lilâ bit, do that, they  ainât sayinâ shit.â Maintaining a brash approach, she adds, âEven the moms know what it is, but yâall niggas canât see what it is.â Word! In the chorus, which is sort of unorthodox, she spits, âGet Top on the phone / Tell him itâs a wrap, nigga / Say itâs real, and itâs rap / And itâs a boom, and it bap / And it bounce, and it clap / And this house, and itâs trap.â The second verse is intriguing too, including the lyrics excerpted at the top, and the fact that sheâs âMugsy Bogues with the shit, might call J. Cole for this shit.â The big takeaway is that Doechii brings the heat once again with âBOOM BAPâ.
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Doechii  // Alligator Bites Never Heal // Top Dawg Entertainment / Capitol // 8.30.24
Doechii, BOOM BAP [đ·: Brent Faulkner/The Musical Hype; Top Dawg Entertainment / Capitol; Clker-Free-Vector-Images, KrĂłlestwo Nauki, OpenClipart-Vectors, Pete Linforth, Tumisu from Pixabay]

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