Doja Cat isn’t mincing words when it comes to her audience demographic, particularly at her live shows. The 28-year-old music sensation took to Twitter to address a growing concern: kids at her concerts. “idk what the f—k you think this is but i don’t make music for children so leave your kids at home motherf—ker,” she bluntly stated, urging concertgoers to consider the adult nature of her performances.
“im rapping about c-m why are you bringing your offspring to my show,” she further emphasized, making it clear that her lyrical content isn’t exactly family-friendly. With lines like “rappin about eatin d—k and p-ssin on his v-cut,” Doja humorously yet firmly reiterated her stance on the matter: concerts are not the place for youngsters.
In response to queries about her state of mind and if she was high, Doja Cat playfully replied, “maintenance,” showcasing her trademark wit and charm even in the face of controversy. This isn’t the first time she’s addressed criticism head-on. Recently, during an Instagram Live session, she tackled negative comments about her natural hair.
Addressing the recurring trend of derogatory remarks, particularly about her 4C hair texture, Doja expressed frustration at the comparison to “sheep and pubes and carpet and popcorn.” Despite the hurtful comments, she encouraged a forward-thinking approach. “We gotta move forward. Let’s move forward. Let’s grow,” she urged her followers, advocating for positive change amidst the negativity.
Acknowledging her role as an artist, she refrained from dictating her audience’s behavior, stating, “I can’t tell you what to do. I’m not your f–king parents. I don’t wanna say too much.” Doja’s candid response highlighted her commitment to authenticity and self-expression, even in the face of criticism.
The controversy stemmed from a seemingly innocuous Instagram post revealing the cover art for her upcoming album. Captioned with “🦴\🦴\ ASC 4.5.24,” the image sparked a barrage of negative comments about her natural hair. Despite the backlash, Doja Cat remains unapologetically herself, refusing to let detractors dim her shine.
