Asian Doll

Asian Doll, born Misharron Jermeisha Allen on December 7, 1996, in Dallas, Texas, is a rapper from the tough Park Row neighborhood. Raised in an unstable family by a single mother with three siblings, she dropped out of Skyline High School after a viral freestyle in 2015 kickstarted her career. Her debut mixtape, Da Rise of the Barbie Doll Gang Empire (2015), followed by Drippin in Glo and Project Princess Vol. 1 (2016), gained traction. Signed by Gucci Mane as the first female artist on 1017 Eskimo Records, her album Kill Bill, Vol. 1 charted on the Billboard US. In 2019, she briefly used the name Asian Da Brat, inspired by Da Brat and Bratz dolls, to stand out. Her discography includes Doll SZN (2019), Let's Do a Drill (2022) featuring Bandmanrill, Dougie B, and Kyle Richh, Let's Do a Drill 2 (2023), and Da Hardest Doll (2024/2025). Known for online feuds, notably with JT of City Girls, she’s collaborated with Megan Thee Stallion and Tay Money. Formerly dating King Von (died 2020), she discussed her grief on Peace of Mind with Taraji. Appearing in Baddies Caribbean (2025) on Zeus Network, she boasts 4.4M Instagram followers and a $2M net worth. Despite controversies, like a 2022 party criticized for cultural appropriation, she remains a bold figure in female rap, based between Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Texas.