N.O.R.E. Touches On Doja Cat’s ‘Racist Chat Room’ Scandal

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 is on the mend.

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.

Ellise Shafer editorIn a new interview, singer-songwriter Doja Cat revealed that she had recently tested positive for coronavirus after previously making light of the pandemic on social media.Though she feels better now, Doja told Capital XTRA that she had symptoms that lasted for a few days — and blamed the food delivery app Postmates for contracting the virus.“I got COVID.

Doja Cat has spoken out about being diagnosed with COVID-19. The rapper says she is feeling better now, but experienced four days of coronavirus symptoms.“I got COVID," she said on Friday (July 24), relaxing at home in a leopard-print get-up while being interviewed over video with the U.K.'s Capital XTRA.

Doja Cat says she got coronavirus after mocking people who were scared of the disease earlier this year.The rapper shared her experience with the virus in a new interview, saying she didn’t know how she had contracted it.“I got COVID,” she said during an appearance on Capital XTRA yesterday (July 24).

Doja Cat has revealed that she contracted COVID-19, and is opening up about her experience with the virus.

Doja Cat has revealed that she contracted the novel coronavirus, just months after she said the virus was just a “flu” and that she wasn’t afraid of geting it.

If there is one thing for certain, it’s that Doja Cat can’t get a break from her social media haters. Hot New Hip Hop said today that Doja Cat can’t go on Twitter without facing a frenzy of commenters who won’t let her forget what she has said and done.

Anne-Marie and Doja Cat have released a brand new song – “To Be Young”!

Anne-Marie and Doja Cat know that your formative years have their ups and downs, but that's just what what it's like "To Be Young."In the new collaboration, the female duo paint a glittery daydream of youth straight out of a coming-of-age movie.