Doechii Anxiety $1 Million 2025 Sales
- Her track "Anxiety," which gained traction on TikTok, has generated approximately $1.165 million in 2025, boosted by the song's viral anxiety trend.
- Publishers for Gotye and the late Luiz Bonfá, the Brazilian composer whose 1967 song "Seville" provides the foundation for both tracks, stand to gain as well.
- "anxiety" was officially released on streaming platforms in March, nearly five years after Doechii initially recorded it for her "Coven Music Session" series on YouTube.
Doechii’s “Anxiety” has crossed the $1 million mark in 2025, a remarkable feat fueled by the song’s explosive viral climb on TikTok. The power of sampling takes center stage, highlighting how a re-release and a trend can catapult a track’s success. “Anxiety,” which samples Gotye and Luiz Bonfá, highlights Doechii’s strategic artistry. this in-depth report from News Directory 3 analyzes the financial windfall, breaking down the royalty distribution and impact within the music industry. Dig into the details behind the collaboration with Sleepy Hallow and the origins of the track’s popularity. Discover what’s next for Doechii.
Doechii’s “Anxiety” Sees Viral Success, Earning Over $1 Million
Doechii’s savvy use of sampling has paid off handsomely. Her track “Anxiety,” which gained traction on TikTok, has generated approximately $1.165 million in 2025, boosted by the song’s viral anxiety trend. The song samples Gotye’s hit “Somebody That I Used to Know.” Royalties are split between master and publishing rights.
Publishers for Gotye and the late Luiz Bonfá, the Brazilian composer whose 1967 song ”Seville” provides the foundation for both tracks, stand to gain as well. Each could receive up to $72,000.
“anxiety” was officially released on streaming platforms in March, nearly five years after Doechii initially recorded it for her “Coven Music Session” series on YouTube. She told fans that Sleepy Hallow sampled it, got approval, and then the song blew up, leading people to discover the original version on TikTok.
Doechii has leveraged the song’s popularity into broader initiatives. The “Anxiety” music video pays tribute to Gotye’s