Doja Cat is one of the most original artists in the music industry today. The Los Angeles singer usually surprises her millions of fans around the world with heart-stopping looks and outfits, since she does not like to go unnoticed and she is not afraid to take aesthetic risks.
A few months ago, the Californian rapper left everyone speechless at a Schiaparelli show in Paris by appearing covered in more than 30,000 red Swarovsky crystals, thus causing a great social impact around the world.
Another of the most remembered moments of the urban artist is her last appearance at the Met Gala 2023. The rapper decided to pay homage to the figure of Karl Lagerfeld by dressing as "his cat", the mythical Choupette. Far from making a 'comic' version of the cat costume (something we could see in Jared Leto), Doja Cat spent months working on an incredible hand-embroidered dress with a hood fitted to the face, which ended in ears of a cat. In addition, he wore facial prosthetics that left fashion critics breathless.
Due to her desire to go further and her constant desire to surprise her fans, experts and consumers of her art, Doja Cat wore a somewhat peculiar outfit for her latest music release: a black jumpsuit and a terrifying makeup to look like a "demon".
The look of the singer from Get into It, Kiss me more, Attention or Boss Bitch greatly surprised her followers and caused quite a stir, since Cat knows how to play very well with fashion and spooky (creepy/chilling).
In addition, thousands of users from different Internet platforms have taken the images that the artist has used to promote her latest single and have turned them into hundreds of memes that are already flooding the network.
Although most artists fiercely protect their image and avoid making controversial comments or causing misunderstandings by giving their opinion, the American artist is clear that her personality and her truth are above everyone's liking, so she doesn't she is afraid of being authentic and of behaving the way she feels at all times.
A few days ago, the American went viral on social networks after confronting some fans who decided to call themselves 'kittenz' (kittens), in honor of her name and her outfit at the Met Gala. ''My fans don't call themselves nonsense. If you call yourself 'Kitten' or 'Kitenz' that means you have to put down your phone and get a job to help your parents," she blurted out without fear of consequences or disappointing her followers.
