If you've opened TikTok or turned on the radio in the last few months, you probably would have heard a Doechii song.

The American rapper has been taking the music industry by storm. Not only has she won a Grammy Award, she's also just been named in the Glastonbury line-up.

Judging by the reaction, people are very excited for the 'Denial Is A River' star to take to the stage at Worthy Farm, joining the likes of The 1975, Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo. One fan enthused: "Doechii at Glasto! That's insane." And another predicted: "Doechii's set is about to be iconic".

As we approach the legendary festival, scheduled for June, we've been delving into Doechii's journey to success. A common question is the meaning behind her rap name – and its origins are very inspirational.

Doechii, whose real name is Jaylah Hickmon, created her well-known alter ego during her school years. She used it as a means to rise above the bullying she was enduring at the time – and it's safe to say she's had the last laugh.

In an interview with Dazed, Doechii revealed: "I was bullied so bad that I was becoming somebody else for someone else's comfort. It f***ed up my head, because I always knew I was 'that girl.' I always knew I was dope as f***. My taste level was very high when I was young. I wasn't into the s*** that everybody else was into. Not to say they weren't into cool s***, but my s*** was just cooler.."