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Doechii<\/a> has joined forces with SZA<\/a> for a new song \u2014 and she has a few things to get off her chest.<\/p>\n Released by surprise on Tuesday (December 30), \u201cGirl, Get Up\u201d finds the burgeoning superstar addressing her detractors\u2019 claims that she\u2019s a so-called \u201cindustry plant.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cAll that industry plant shit wack \/ I see it in the blogs, I see you in the chats \/ \u2018You sucked every rap n*gga dick from the back\u2019 \/ But what\u2019s the agenda when the \u2018it\u2019 girl Black? \/ Y\u2019all can\u2019t fathom that I worked this hard \/ And y\u2019all can\u2019t fathom that I earned this chart,\u201d<\/em> she spits in a defiant second verse.<\/p>\n Produced by Jay Versace<\/a> and sampling the instantly-recognizable percussion from Birdman<\/a> and Clipse<\/a>\u2018s \u201cWhat Happened to That Boy,\u201d the track also finds Doechii hinting at more strong words for her critics on her upcoming album.<\/p>\n \u201cThese n*ggas misogynistic, I\u2019ll address it on the album \/ For now, let\u2019s sink into the fact that hate don\u2019t make you powerful,\u201d<\/em> she raps, before adding: \u201cThe album six months old, it need a fuckin\u2019 babysitter \/ I did eight years of failin\u2019, plus a lot of cold winters \/ Used to be a starvin\u2019 artist, now I want the whole dinner.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n SZA, meanwhile, complements her fellow TDE labelmate with a smooth chorus that showcases her vocal range, surging from a laidback flow to a piercing falsetto.<\/p>\n