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Doja Cat has issued a statement following some major backlash she's received for allegedly making past racist remarks online.
The "Say So" singer, whose real name is Amalaratna Zandile Dlamini, took to Instagram on Sunday (May 24) to address the controversy after the hashtag #DojaCatIsOverParty began trending on Twitter just days earlier. Doja has been accused of taking part in past racist video chats and was called out for her 2015 song "Dindu Nuffin," which some call a racist slur mocking
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Over the weekend, a video of pop star Doja Cat making sexual comments to people from the alt-right/incel community surfaced online, sparking outrage.An old song of hers, "Dindu Nuffin," also surfaced—the lyrics and song title were seemingly borrowed from a term that mocked Black victims of police brutality.Yesterday, the pop star released a statement via Instagram addressing the controversy.After a weekend embroiled in controversy, Doja Cat released a statement on Instagram yesterday regarding
On Monday morning (May 25), Doja Cat tried shutting down the #DojaCatIsOverParty by addressing her allegedly racist songs from the past, early participation in what was considered to be alt-right chat rooms and self-hatred issues rooted in her curly hair in a lengthy Instagram Live video.The video supported a note she wrote to her 6.8 million fans on Monday about how she grew up using public chat rooms to socialize with others and how she takes pride in being a Black woman with her father
Over the weekend, Doja Cat posted a note to her Instagram page in an attempt to clarify videos from her past that had resurfaced on social media, including clips of her using racial slurs. "I understand my influence and impact and I'm taking this all very seriously," she wrote.
Doja Cat is the latest artist to find herself embroiled in a controversy surrounding race—and she's finally speaking out.If you forgot, she was one of the artists mentioned in post defending her right to sing about topics she wants. "Now that Doja Cat, , , Kehlani and and Beyoncé have had number ones with songs about being sexy, wearing no clothes, fucking, cheating, etc.
After addressing her alleged racist remarks with a statement over the weekend, Doja Cat further defended herself on Instagram Live early Monday morning (May 25).
On Saturday, #DojaIsOverParty was trending on Twitter after allegations that singer Doja Cat had made racist comments in a right-wing online chat room.
On Saturday, #DojaIsOverParty was trending on Twitter after allegations that singer Doja Cat had made racist comments in a right-wing online chat room.
Doja Cat has apologised to everyone she has “offended” after a song she made containing a racial slur reportedly resurfaced online.
Doja Cat is walking it back.
Doja Cat is speaking out after the hashtag #DojaCatIsOverParty started showing up on Twitter over the weekend.
It was alleged that the singer took part in racist video chats
For days, Black Twitter has been pushing for the cancelation of Doja Cat with the hashtag #DojaIsOverParty. This comes after a video surfaces where she is in a chat with alleged racists.
Doja Cat is reacting to the racist comments that she allegedly made in the past.
On Saturday, #DojaIsOverParty was trending on Twitter after allegations that she singer Doja Cat had made racist comments in a right-wing online chat room.