Doechii slams Trump and ICE raids at 2025 BET Awards, standing in solidarity with Black, Latino, trans communities, and Gaza in powerful speech.

Rapper Doechii made a bold political statement during her acceptance speech at the 2025 BET Awards, using her moment in the spotlight to call out President Donald Trump and express solidarity with marginalized communities.
The Top Dawg Entertainment artist won the award for Best Female Hip Hop Artist and took the stage at the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles on Monday night.
In her fiery speech, Doechii criticized Trump for what she described as “ruthless attacks,” referencing the ICE raids and aggressive law enforcement tactics that occurred just hours before the show, right outside the venue.
Protesters and police clashed in the streets of L.A., creating a tense and chaotic scene that served as the backdrop for the evening. Doechii made it clear she could not ignore the turmoil unfolding around her.
“This administration continues to hide behind the guise of ‘law and order,’” she declared, taking aim at Trump and his supporters. Her comments directly addressed the fear and violence many communities—especially immigrants and people of color—have faced under Trump’s policies and recent political resurgence.
She didn’t stop there. Doechii used the moment to voice support for those often pushed to the margins, including Black and Latino communities, trans people, and the people of Gaza. She closed her speech by advocating for a future where everyone can live without fear, sending a message of unity and resistance.
Her appearance at the awards marked her first-ever BET win, and it quickly became one of the night’s most talked-about moments. In an awards show that is often filled with glitz and glamour, Doechii’s powerful political message brought raw honesty and urgency to the stage.
With her unapologetic stance, Doechii proved she’s not only a rising star in hip hop but also a fearless voice for justice and equality—making it a night both she and Trump won’t soon forget.
Source TMZ