Asian Doll

thumb Mi'Sharron Jermeisha Allen (born December 7, 1996), known professionally as Asian Doll (also known as Asian Da Brat, or simply Asian), is an American rapper. A Dallas native, she was the first female artist to sign with Gucci Mane's 1017 Eskimo Records. Quotes At the end of the day, my goal is to always get better and better. What I want my fans to see is that I’m constantly improving. I’m growing. I’m competing with my latest tapes and it’s really a competition with myself, basically. I just really want to keep going. I’d say each ‘tape is different type of music from me, and So Icy Princess is more hype, fun and exciting overall. It reminds me of when I first came out. For example, the song “YBN Nahmir” on it, it was so hype in the studio when we were doing it. We were just going back and forth, back and forth. Definitely all my sessions in New York. When I was recording in New York, I always did my best. Sometimes, I don’t get a vibe in a certain city. But in New York, the vibe was always right and I was going super hard for weeks at a time and it was my favorite. I was in the studio back to back to back. I didn’t have any idea what the ‘tape would be, but I just did it. There were no throwaway songs because I’d always finish them and be like, “Oh, that’s going on the project. To keep your word. Be on time. Work hard. Gucci would even be at the studio before me. When it’s time to hit the studio and he gives us a time to come, he’ll be there before me every single time. That’s just how he is. At the end of the day, I want everybody to know we have talent. I want to know everyone where I’m from and I love repping Dallas. It’s always been more of a Texas thing, though. Texas is so big, but I feel like we’re one. Texas is so slept on. I just want to put on for my city and state as much as I can and show everyone that we’re here. Asian Doll Talks Receiving Co-Sign From Erykah Badu, Premieres ‘1017’ Featuring Gucci Mane & Yung Mal;By Regina Cho Actually when he had passed away, when they said he was in critical condition, he had already passed away, Somebody from the hospital got in contact with me, one of the nurse’s daughters, and she was just was crying on the phone. She was like, ‘Asian I’m so sorry…my grandma works at the hospital, he passed away, they put an X on his bag.’ So, once they said he was dead on social media I already knew. You can chase this life as long as you want but this cycle, it just keeps getting repeated and repeated and repeated to the point it’s like, how many more rappers or music influencers are we going to lose until people just really wake up?. Me losing my own brother...I'm going through so many things. I won't be able to hug my brother again, tell him I love him again, I won't be able to see him...I won't be able to show him my accomplishments. Asian Doll Opens Up About Losing ‘Soulmate’ King Von;By JOE PRICE on January 4, 2021 External links Category:Rappers from the United States Category:Singers from the United States Category:Living people Category:1996 births Category:Women from the United States Category:Women born in the 1990s Category:People from Texas