doorbitch

To make sure the people who would go to Wasteland parties would stick to the dresscode, which is supposed to be kinky and sexual, the organisation hired women who would stand at the door and tell people whether they could come in or not.

Normally this is a bouncers job, but since they're always mentally challenged and can't handle instructions that require a sound fashion judgement, the doorbitch was created.

Since these women quickly became notorious for verbal abuse and fucking up your night out in general, the term 'doorbitch' came into life.

However, other, less kinky organisations have started using them as well; Now&Wow has a couple of doorbitches, and Jimmy Woo of Supperclub both have transexual/crossdressing doorbitches.

Over the years the doorbitch has become an excellent idiot-avoidance tactic in nightlife, and although she makes a sellected (small) crowd miserable, te majority of normal clubbers enjoy a better atmosphere thanks to her careful selection of customers at the door.

"Dude, can't believe you got in!!!"

"Yeah, but only after the doorbitch told me to take of my Arsenal shirt and dance on it... what an absolute BITCH!!!"

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doorbitch

In the home party (aka homepar, homepah, homepa, HP) culture, especially in Asian countries like Malaysia, Thailand, and Taiwan, a doorbitch is the person assigned by the homepar host to verify if the person is actually invited or not. The invitation comes in different forms, most commonly, a wrist band or an FB event invite.

The doorbitch must be by the door at all times and responsible for many things, including but not limited to the following:
- primary contact person to the venue
- the person who opens and closes the venue door
- must verify the guest is on the guest list
- makes sure that the plus-one of an invited guest has been given approval by the host to join the homepar
- ensures that the volume of the homepar from outside is within acceptable limits
- has the power to deny or accept a person at his own discretion
- must monitor the homepar's headcount
- report any commotion to the host within or outside the venue, and
- ensures everyone's safety

The term was first used by D.To in a homepar setting during the Divine Bliss Resurrection events in Malaysia last August 2018.

Dude 1: Do you already have an invite to tonight's homepar?
Dude 2: Yeah, I do. I also know the doorbitch, I can plus-one you.