In terms of how fast it grew, no.
Doge came at just the right time in late 2013, and was focused on reaching real everyday users, not claiming some amazing new techo-geek features.
The only coin I see building a real user community is AppleByte, which focuses on real everyday users in the artistic community and is currently ranked by Coingecko as number five in user community growth.
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I have said it many times on these forums, it takes a community of everyday people using a coin for it to grow longterm. A community of nothing but techno-geeks chasing the hottest new technology changes every few weeks, leaving nothing longterm