Doja Cat gives insight into her battle with COVID 19: I couldn’t taste and my legs hurt

Doja Cat has shrugged off Nas’ diss of her on his latest single ‘Ultra Black’.Released on Friday (August 14), the Hit Boy-produced track — which is the lead single from the rapper’s forthcoming new album ‘King’s Disease’ — sees Nas targeting Doja at the end of the first verse.“Sometimes I’m over-black, even my clothes are black,” he raps.

Doja Cat is speaking out after being mentioned on Nas‘ new single “Ultra Black.”

2020 has been a strong year so far for female rappers: Doja Cat, Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B have all landed Top 10 hits on the Official UK Singles Chart. Factoring in popular remixes to Doja and Megan's songs featuring verses from Nicki Minaj and Beyoncé, there's been more female rap in the Top 10 than any other year in history.

If there’s one thing for certain, it’s that Nas, the rapper, is proud to be a black man. Hot New Hip Hop reported today that the iconic performer has a new record coming out in which he put Doja Cat on blast for participating in “racist” chat rooms.

Nas has shared a brand new song – listen to ‘Ultra Black’ below.On the track, which is a collaboration with Hit-Boy, the rapper criticises Doja Cat for allegedly being involved in racist behaviour in online chatrooms.“We going Ultra Black/ Unapologetically Black/The opposite of Doja Cat,” he raps in the song – hear it below.Earlier this year, Nas revealed that he is working on two new projects, one of which is a collaboration with Hit-Boy.

announced on social media on Thursday.The event, hosted this year by Keke Palmer, is already stacked with a wicked lineup, including The Weeknd, K-pop stars BTS, Doja Cat, J Balvin, Maluma and Roddy Ricch.

MTV Video Music Awards from booking the hottest talent!On Tuesday, MTV unveiled the second round of performers for its annual awards show ceremony, which is set to take place on Aug. 30.

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

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.

BTS will make their performance debut at the MTV Video Music Awards with the TV premiere of their first complete English-language single, Dynamite.The Boy With Luv hitmakers, who are up for three honors, will take center stage at the New York prizegiving on August 30, 2020, when they will be joined on the line-up by rapper Doja Cat, and Latin star J Balvin.Additional performers are expected to be released in the coming days.Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga lead the nominees for the 2020 MTV VMAs,

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.

2020 Video Music Awards on Thursday, with Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga coming out on top as this year's most-nominated artists with nine nominations each. (They are both nominated for Video of the Year with "Rain On Me.")Billie Eilish and The Weeknd followed suit, with six nominations each, including Video of the Year nods for «everything i wanted» and «Blinding Lights,» respectively.

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 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.

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.