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United States Asian Doll has established herself as a prominent figure in the hip-hop scene, transitioning from a social media presence to a signed artist and independent label owner.
Asian Doll is a partner with the fashion brand Fashion Nova, as indicated by her Instagram biography, suggesting promotional activities.
Asian Doll partnered with the music technology company Vydia for the release of her single "Sky Falling". Vydia provides technology and services for artists, and this collaboration facilitated distribution and other support for her music.
Asian Doll joined forces with GLAAD for its annual Spirit Day campaign. This partnership involved her agreement to feature same-sex families in her cartoon series.
Misharron Jermeisha Allen, known professionally as Asian Doll, was born on December 7, 1996, in Dallas, Texas. Her early life in South Dallas was marked by financial difficulties. Music was an early influence, as her mother had previously rapped in the Dallas scene. Asian Doll began writing rhymes in sixth grade and gained online recognition with her debut official song, “No Flocking (Freestyle),” released during her eleventh grade. Her career officially began with the release of her mixtape, “Da Rise of Barbie Doll Gang Empire,” on December 16, 2015, which garnered attention from black-owned social media blogs. This initial project established her distinctive artistic foundation and was followed by other mixtapes such as “Drippin in Glo” (2016), “Project Princess Vol. 1” (2016), “Outtaspace” (2017), “Kill Bill, Vol. 1” (2017), and “Doll SZN” (2018).
In June 2018, Asian Doll made history by becoming the first female artist to sign with Gucci Mane’s 1017 Eskimo Records. Her first project under this label was “So Icy Princess” (2018), which included collaborations like “1017” featuring Gucci Mane and Yung Mal. She also featured on Gucci Mane’s album “East Atlanta Santa 3” with the track “Magic City.” Throughout 2019, she continued to release music, including her eighth and ninth mixtapes, “UNFUCCWITABLE” and “Fight Night.” In January 2020, Asian Doll announced her departure from 1017 Eskimo Records to pursue an independent career. This transition led to the release of “Doll SZN Reloaded” on April 8, 2020, her first independently released project since becoming a signed artist. She has continued to release music independently and through partnerships, demonstrating an evolution in her career trajectory.
More recently, Asian Doll released the albums “Let’s Do a Drill” in 2022 and “Let’s Do a Drill 2” in 2023, showcasing her continued involvement in the drill rap scene with numerous collaborations. Her 2022 album, “Let’s Do a Drill,” was a twenty-track project featuring contributions from artists such as Bandmanrill, 2rare, Dsturdy, and Tay Money. The follow-up, “Let’s Do a Drill 2,” released in 2023, was a twelve-track project with minimal features, highlighting her focus on solo work. She has also expanded into television, appearing on the Zeus Network reality show “Baddies Caribbean” (season 5), further diversifying her public presence. In 2025, she is slated to release “Lulu Who – Single” and “Da Hardest Doll” album.
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