Doja Cat Admits That She Had COVID-19 After Mocking The Virus: ‘I’m Not Scared’

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Doja Cat recently came out to defend Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B amid the release of their brand new song together, “WAP,” which was criticized by many of their fans for including Kylie Jenner and Rosalia instead of other prominent black women. Hot New Hip Hop says the music video has also been accused of being far too pornographic, however, Cardi B claims she isn’t the first female rapper to introduce extremely sexual themes in her music.

The 2020 MTV VMAs just announced the second round of performers for the upcoming award show that will be held outdoors in New York City. Blinding Lights singer The Weeknd, rapper Roddy Ricch, Colombian singer Maluma and boy band CNCO will reportedly all join previously announced artists BTS, J Balvin and Doja Cat as performers for the show.

James Charles and Doja Cat are teaming up!

Doja Cat has made her 2018 track ‘Freak’ available to stream across all platforms – you can listen to it below.Channeling her inner Adina Howard, the rapper shares some of her deepest fantasies over a doo-wop track that takes its lead from Paul Anka’s 1959 track ‘Put Your Head On My Shoulder’.“I could fuck him in the rain, I could fuck him in the Range/ I could fuck him every day,” Doja Cats raps on the song’s second verse. “I’ma fuck him ’til he sang/ Milkshake bring the boys to the yard, I’ma

Ellise Shafer editorThe Weeknd took TikTok viewers to another dimension — and gifted them with a snippet of a brand new song — during “The Weeknd Experience,” an augmented reality, interactive livestream held on the platform Friday night (Aug.

Dance Club Songs chart on hiatus, we're asking reporting club DJs what they've been listening to lately, while at home, of course.This week, we spoke with New England-based DJ Danny Diggz; Chicago’s Timmy Loop; and Houston’s Joe Ross.Danny Diggz Danny Diggz (real name Daniel Wilcox) has been enjoying Ship Wrek’s “Energy.” “It’s just so good,” Diggz tells Billboard.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsBTS will hit the VMA stage for the first time ever later this month.MTV announced today that the Kpop-sensation’s Video Music Awards debut will also feature a performance of their new English-only single “Dynamite.” BTS, which is up for three categories including best pop, is among the handful of performers for the 2020 MTV VMAs.Joining BTS is J Balvin and “Say So” singer Doja Cat.

MTV Video Music Awards from booking the hottest talent!On Tuesday, MTV unveiled the first round of performers for its annual awards show ceremony, which is set to take place Aug. 30 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

During a conversation with her social media followers, Doja Cat came out to say she had since recovered from the coronavirus after her diagnosis earlier this month. In case you missed it, Doja Cat said she wasn’t afraid of COVID-19.

Doja Cat is sharing her experience with COVID-19 with her fans. In a series of early morning tweets Wednesday (July 29), the rapper answered questions about some of the symptoms she experienced.

Doja Cat, Say So fame singer, is replying to fans about her experience with Coronavirus. The 24-year-old music icon had previously revealed that she contracted the lethal virus, months after she said the disease was just a “flu” and that she wasn’t afraid of getting it.

Doja Cat recently revealed she was diagnosed with the coronavirus just a few months after she publicly mocked all of the people out there who were scared of the virus. This Friday, Doja Cat, the “Say So,” artist, revealed her COVID-19 positive diagnosis during an interview with Capital XTRA.

that surprising considering some of the controversy surrounding her past.Earlier this year, rumors began swirling that she took part in racist video chats and shortly after, her 2015 song, "Dindu Nuffin," resurfaced. The song title is a racist slur that's popular among white supremacists.

Doja Cat has just confirmed that she tested positive for the coronavirus disease, just months after she said the virus was just a “flu” and that she wasn’t afraid of getting it. The 24-year-old Say So rapper went on Instagram Live back in March and said, “I’m gonna get corona and then I’m gonna get a Corona, cause I don’t give a f–k about the corona, bitch.

When Coronavirus first became recognized in the United States, nearly no one could have predicted just how many people it would end up affecting. Add Doja Cat to the list of people who underestimated how contagious the virus is.