Whew, chileeee! Asian Doll had some important thoughts to share after a clip from Kash Doll?s interview with Shannon Sharpe began trending on social media, sparking widespread discussion.

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Asian Doll Responds Assertively to Kash Doll’s Comments About the “Doll Wave”

To provide some background, Kash Doll addressed the popular trend of female artists adopting the ?Doll? moniker, claiming it reflects ?her wave and her brand.? This statement was made when Sharpe mentioned other notable female rappers such as DreamDoll, Asian Doll, and Cuban Doll, stirring up a conversation around identity and branding in the music industry.

Asian Doll was clearly not pleased with Kash’s remarks and decided to spill some tea. In a video captured by TSR, Asian asserted that she was speaking the truth, revealing that Kash had unresolved issues with DreamDoll. Moreover, she emphasized that Kash had never had any problems with her or Cuban Doll.

?Kash Doll never had a problem with me and Cuban, ever! We have always been Dolls. She never had any issues with us; she never made any negative comments. In fact, she used to want to hang out with us and come to our studio sessions, but the connections never really clicked for me. Cuban got along with her, but I personally didn’t care for her vibe because she often came off as a little envious, and honestly, she was a bit too old!?

Asian further elaborated that Kash allegedly harbored resentment towards DreamDoll, believing that Dream was attempting to appropriate her rap persona simply because she transitioned from being a bartender to a rapper. Additionally, Asian criticized Kash for claiming to be the originator of the Doll wave, which she felt was misleading.

?You did not start this Doll wave. You are not the only one who has made this Doll concept popular. I have been Asian Doll for a long time. I had the audience on lock and have been consistently doing this. What are we even discussing? You didn?t initiate anything. A person like you simply cannot create anything new. I don?t even listen to your music or vibe with the style you produce,? Asian continued passionately.

Public Reactions on Social Media

Social media users flooded The Shade Room?s comment section with varied reactions to Asian?s comments regarding Kash. Many fans appeared to support Kash, arguing that she did not insult anyone during the interview and that they couldn?t even name a song by Asian Doll if pressed.

Instagram user @oxxo.nae wrote, ?Saying anything negative about Kash is just wild.

Instagram user @darcelly_ wrote, ?FOR THE RECORD, KASH DOLL IS THE ONLY DOLL WE RECOGNIZE.

Another user, @tomboy.juliee wrote, ?Kash never claimed to be angry at anyone. She simply expressed her desire not to be associated with the Doll conversation. She has not disrespected any of the ?Dolls!? It seems like someone here thrives on drama!

Instagram user @kanairytf wrote, ?But Asian, once Kash Doll starts calling you out about your name change to AsianDabratt, how will you respond?

Another user, @dailyteatalks_ wrote, ?You were all together at the Baddies auditions, and nothing was addressed then.

Additionally, Instagram user @dimebeno wrote, ?Can someone name five songs by Asian Doll??

Instagram user @paymein_loyalty wrote, ?Honestly, the first Doll rapper I heard of was Kash!

Lastly, Instagram user @amandastapleton_ wrote, ?Kash Doll is 32, and Asian Doll is 28. Oh, that means they are in the same age group as me!

Kash Doll Discusses Her Feelings on the ?Doll? Name Controversy

During her conversation with Shannon Sharpe, Kash openly expressed her frustrations about being compared to other female artists who use the ?Doll? name, highlighting the challenges of establishing her unique identity.

?Just imagine, I have been in this game for so long, and then suddenly a group of new female artists emerges, and now it seems like everyone is using the Doll name. The term ‘Doll’ has become so prevalent in female rap today. I didn?t come out as Kash Minaj, or Cardi C, or Old Miami, nor did I come out as Kash Thee Stallion,? Kash articulated, emphasizing her point.

When Sharpe inquired if Kash desires to be the sole owner of the ?Doll? brand, she responded with confidence, stating, ?I am!?

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