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Doechii Releases ‘CATWOMAN’ Video as Part of Swamp Sessions
Florida rapper Doechii released the “CATWOMAN” video on Tuesday as a new installment in her Swamp Sessions series.
The video shows one version of Doechii blowing up another in a desert, then arriving at the scene in a different look.
The song includes references to Busta Rhymes, Sean Connery and 2Pac, and recalls her 2024 track also called “CATWOMAN.”
The video follows last week’s release of “BOMBS,” another Swamp Sessions installment.
Doechii is preparing her anticipated debut album, and she has written that she spent recent years studying hip-hop’s language, history and roots.
She said she wants Black womanhood at the center of hip-hop and pop.
Doechii released the “CATWOMAN” video as a new installment of her Swamp Sessions series.
The Florida rapper shared the video on Tuesday, Oct. 20, following last week’s “BOMBS.”
In the video, one version of Doechii blows up another in a desert scene.
The song references Doechii’s 2024 track of the same name and includes a Busta Rhymes ad-lib.
Doechii is preparing for her anticipated debut album.
- Who
- Doechii, the Florida rapper.
- What
- She released the “CATWOMAN” video as part of her Swamp Sessions series.
- When
- Tuesday, Oct. 20. The article was published on Oct. 21, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Doechii released a track named “CATWOMAN.
Doechii connected with Lady Gaga on “Runway,” which appeared on The Devil Wears Prada 2 soundtrack.
Doechii released the Swamp Sessions installment “BOMBS.
Doechii returned with the “CATWOMAN” video as another Swamp Sessions installment.
- Artist
- Doechii
- Video
- CATWOMAN
- Series
- Swamp Sessions
- Release date
- Tuesday, Oct. 20
- Previous installment
- BOMBS
What people are saying
I spent the last few years relearning Hip-Hop as a student. Studying its language, history & roots. Now I feel inspired to contribute to evolve it
A mission is brewing inside of me (a responsibility really) to see black womanhood exist at the center of Hip-Hop AND Pop
B—h, I get around, I got a little bit of ‘Pac in me/ Bottega miniskirt got a pocket for the pocket piece/ You can’t stop me, fire stick like a Taki/ B—h pulled up in a lemon, she need some Tajín/ Doechii had a little lamb, it was black and white