Kash Doll caps a whirlwind decade with a hometown show
The Detroit rapper brings her ‘The Last Doll’ tour to the Masonic Temple this weekend
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Kash Doll has been on an incredible run ever since she dropped her debut mixtape in 2015. Since then she’s become not only one of Detroit’s top emcees but a 360-degree celebrity in her own right — getting a shout-out from Kendrick Lamar; collaborating on tracks with the likes of Big Sean, Summer Walker, and Pusha T; partnering with brands like FashionNova; and pursuing an acting career with roles in hit shows like BMF, Empire, and Diarra in Detroit. Oh, and somewhere in all there she managed to become a mother to two children. Kash Doll released her latest LP The Last Doll last year, and its tour has a hometown stop at the Masonic Temple on Sunday. “Ain’t no bitch from the D that got more motion than me,” she raps on The Last Doll track “Nothin New.” We can’t disagree with that.
