East London rap artist Ivorian Doll introduces a new chapter of her artistry with the release of her latest track, “Big Bad IVD“. The song, masterfully produced by Show & Prove, samples elements from 50 Cent’s renowned “P.I.M.P.”, signaling the beginning of her conquering phase.
Moving past the “queen of drill” tag, Ivorian Doll 2.0 is eager to establish her identity based on her innate talent and significant contributions to the music world.
Her latest track, infused with newfound creative liberty, more accurately mirrors her true essence than any of her previous works, indicating a clear, transformative leap in her career.
IVD’s unique style, a blend of rhythmic cadence, sharp lyricism, and high-energy delivery, shines through in “Big Bad IVD”. She pays homage to 50 Cent’s original track in the vibrant, nostalgia-driven video directed by Mad Brothers, embodying an infectious enthusiasm that takes center stage.
Born to Ivorian parents in Germany, Ivorian Doll moved to East London at the age of three. Growing up, she fostered a deep, candid relationship with her pastor father, who has remained her steadfast supporter. Her musical journey began when she formed a duo and started creating music.
Her breakout moment came in 2020 with the release of her hit single, “Rumours”, which solidified her place as a formidable talent. Despite being relatively new to the music scene, Ivorian Doll has already experienced the tumultuous roller coaster of the industry. However, she remains singularly focused on her ambition – reaching the coveted No. 1 spot.
With commendations from industry heavyweights such as Ice Spice, Nicki Minaj, Keke Palmer, Trina, and Headie One, among others, Ivorian Doll’s path to stardom is well-paved and promising.
Enjoy the exciting music video for “Big Bad IVD” below:
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