ScHoolboy Q Praises Doechii: ‘Dats All I Care About At Da Moment’

ScHoolboy Q has offered up his praise for his Top Dawg Entertainment labelmate Doechii, suggesting that he’s been spinning her new album a lot.

The “Collard Greens” rapper took to X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday (August 30) to offer up his props to the Tampa rapper and her latest project, Alligator Bites Never Heal.

He simply wrote: “Just Here to say DOEcHii… dats all I care about at da moment.”

Check out his shoutout below.

Just Here to say DOEcHii… dats all I care about at da moment

— ScHoolboy Q (@ScHoolboyQ) August 30, 2024

Though Doechii has been praised by ScHoolboy Q, she recently revealed that she feels more comfortable in the LGBTQIA+ community, as a queer woman herself, than in the Hip Hop community.

Talking to Rolling Stone for Pride Month in June, the “What It Is” creator explained her thoughts.

“No community has uplifted me and made me feel as safe as the gay community, and ballroom culture, of course, is a part of that community,” she said. “I just feel understood in that space, and not all the time in this hip-hop genre do I feel fully embraced, like I do in this bag. I just feel safe.”

Weeks earlier, both Doechii and her “Alter Ego” collaborator JT showed their support to the LGBTQIA+ community with “love letters” on social media, as part of an initiative kicking off Pride Month.

Billboard reached out to the two rappers — amongst others — on June 1, to offer words to prop up the community.

“I owe a tremendous amount of gratitude to the LGBTQ+ community for embracing me so tightly and pushing not only my music, but also championing my personal growth,” Doechii wrote, in part.

“My creative work is heavily influenced by both my Florida roots and the vibrant LGBTQ+ community … my music is dedicated to all those who have encouraged me to strive for excellence and even to those who may have doubted me along the way.”

In her letter, the City Girl wrote: “I know it’s not always easy to exist or love yourself when you don’t always have the support or acceptance from family, friends and these lawmakers, but never give up and keep fighting for yourself!

“Find safe spaces to celebrate and love yourself. Find people who support and can help create opportunities for you to better yourself. When it feels like no one understands you and you just wanna give up, please hold on and stay strong.”