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Doechii signed a fan’s “titties” during her debut Polish performance at Open’er Festival yesterday (July 6).
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The Grammy Award-winning superstar kicked off the last day of Open’er with a raucous set assisted by her DJ Miss Milan. Fans were out in force early on, waiting at the barrier long for the 26-year-old, who played hits such as ‘Anxiety’, ‘NISSAN ALTIMA’ and ‘Nosebleeds’. “This is my first Poland party!” Doechii exclaimed.
At one point, as she walked down the walkway that extended out to the packed audience, the Tampa rapper saw a fan’s sign that read, “May you sign my tits?”
“‘Will I sign your tits?’ Yes!” Doechii enthused before grabbing the pen and demanding: “Lemme see these titties!”
Doechii autographs a fan’s chest during her set at Open’er Festival in Poland. pic.twitter.com/7TWsagli2f
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The man lifted up his shirt and she paused the show to do the honours. “Have fun, baby!” she shouted before instructing the audience to “make some noise for these titties!”
Elsewhere in the feel-good set, Doechi spotted a fan holding an American flag bearing her image as seen on the artwork for ‘NISSAN ALTIMA’. She took the flag from the fan and waved it as the audience screamed even louder.
Doechii was one of the most talked-about performers at last week’s Glastonbury Festival, with many commenting on the fact that her appearance on the West Holts stage coincided with Neil Young and Charli XCX’s sets on the Pyramid Stage and Other Stage respectively. “Neil Young, Charli XCX, and Doechii all as Saturday headliners is the worst clash in memory,” one fan wrote on Reddit.
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Summing up Doechii’s appearance at Worthy Farm in a four-star review, NME’s Liberty Dunworth wrote: “This may not be the typical Glastonbury set full to the brim with special guests but in just 45 minutes, the Tampa star showcases what she does best and why she’s one of rap’s brightest lights. Consider us schooled.”
This followed the rapper’s widely praised speech at the BET Awards, where she used her Best Female Hip-hop artist win to criticise the Trump administration’s use of military force against protestors opposing his immigration raids.
“I want you all to consider what kind of government it appears to be when every time we exercise our democratic right to protest, the military is deployed against us,” she said. “What type of government is that?”
She added: “I feel like it’s my responsibility as an artist to use this moment to speak up for all oppressed people. For Black people, for Latino people, for trans people, for the people of Gaza. We all deserve to live in hope and not fear. I hope we stand together.”
The fourth and final day of Open’er Festival 2025 also featured performances from Camila Cabello, Wolf Alice, JPEGMafia and Linkin Park.