Doja Cat “suffers from star disease”, insults fans – “Who borrowed my love?”
Specifically, the trouble started when Doja Cat argued that her fans should not name the fan community themselves. This statement by the American rapper refers to the fact that fans call her by the nickname Kittens
“My fans won’t call themselves that,” Doja Cat said frankly, “If you call yourself Kitten, you need to turn off your phone, get a job and help your parents.” . Many people think that Doja Cat’s statement seems to be “joking”, but in fact it is too harsh and “damaging” enough to offend fans.
The story does not stop here. A fan asked Doja Cat: “Do you love me?” and received an answer that couldn’t have been more harsh: “Probably not, honey. I don’t know who you are, so I love you.”
Doja Cat’s answer made another fan angrily say: “We don’t know you at all but we still love you very much. You wouldn’t be anything without us.”
Doja Cat continued to express her frustrated attitude: “Who borrowed your love from you? But don’t talk with a voice like your mother’s. You’re just like a crazy person babbling.”
At the present time, Doja Cat’s actions and words not only cause outrage among fans but also among music lovers. Many people assert that Doja Cat is suffering from “star disease” after suddenly becoming famous thanks to the hit song Say So in 2020.
The female rapper is currently being strongly called for boycott, to the point where she was forced to delete these comments on her social networking site.
Currently, three of Doja Cat’s major fansites including Doja HQ, The Kittens Room and Doja Cat News have all “closed” after the female rapper’s disrespectful words towards her fans. However, she still did not make any statements surrounding the incident.
Doja Cat’s real name is Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini (born 1995), she was born and raised in Los Angeles, with two bloodlines: South African and Jewish . She is known as a talented female singer and rapper.
Talking about her stage name, the female singer said “it sounds very feminine”. This stage name is derived from the slang word “dojo”, which means weed, combined with her love for cats – combining to become Doja Cat.
When she was a teenager, Doja Cat often took music samples from famous artists to create amateur music products and post them on social networks.
In 2014, she released the song So High and then released her debut album Purrr! However, they are not all that great. After a year of hiatus, she released the song Mooo! – This product helps Doja Cat become an internet phenomenon because its content is extremely humorous.
It wasn’t until the first half of 2020 that this female rapper’s music career really exploded when she released Say So – a song with the power to “cause a global storm”. The song’s combination of Doja’s seductive voice and the classic 80s disco and 70s funk music genre makes the song even more attractive.
As soon as it was released, the song received public attention, immediately earning 200 million streams on Spotify and ranking 7th in the Top 20 Billboard Hot 100. Currently, it has reached more than 340 million views on Spotify. YouTube platform and in the future will continue to grow.
Besides, Say So also became viral on social network TikTok with #SaySodancechallenge and Doja Cat is the most viewed artist on this platform. Say So has made the name Doja Cat a global phenomenon in just a short time.
With these successes, there are many opinions that Doja Cat’s music has contributed to defining today’s GenZ culture. However, many people are now questioning whether the name Doja Cat will continue to be responded to and loved by fans after the controversial drama with fans?
