The American singer Doja Cat is one of the most controversial characters of the moment. The American artist does not hesitate to speak openly and express herself freely on her social networks, something that has cost her more than one upset throughout her career.
The main problem of the singer of Get into It, Kiss me more, Attention or Boss Bitch is that she is not cut when it comes to speaking or writing. Although she is fine that she expresses herself without filters, she cannot act badly and insult her followers and fans, since they are the people who feed her.
The artist's latest controversy began with some harsh statements by the singer about her followers, who have decided to call themselves 'kittenz' (kittens). This nomenclature refers to the way in which Doja Cat was dressed at the last edition of the MET Gala. The one from Los Angeles was characterized as a cat and she wore a beautiful diamond suit, as well as a muzzle, ears and a beautiful tail.
This affectionate nickname is born from the illusion of the fans to somehow name the group of followers of the artist. Just like Taylor Switf's followers are 'Swifties', Selena Gómez's 'Selenators' or Adele's 'Daydreamers', Doja Cat's fans believed that 'kittenz' was a good name, an opinion that the artist did not share. ''My fans don't call themselves nonsense. If you call yourself 'Kitten' or 'Kitenz' that means you have to drop your phone and get a job to help your parents," the young woman released on her Twitter account.
These words angered his fandom and more than one "brave" replied: "I want to hear you say 'I love you guys'. As usual to tell your fans." Faced with such a comment, Doja Cat responded forcefully again: "I don't know, I don't even know you."
"And we don't know you either. But we have supported you through thick and thin. Remember that you would be NOTHING without us. You would be working in a supermarket or playing for a garage band, Mrs. School Dropout," replied one of his followers very annoyed with the attitude of the American.
Far from being cut off when she saw the one that was making out on the microblogging platform, the artist attacked again, bringing out the worst version of herself: ''Nobody has forced you. I don't know why you're talking to me like you're my mother, you sound like a crazy person.''
Although a large part of the singer's followers are very upset with the public fight on the Internet, others have reflected on her personality and commented on Twitter that fans cannot be surprised at this point by what Doja Cat is like, so they have to be patient and accept it as it is.
