Communication face-to-face is hard enough, but ask $NOT and Doja Cat, sending written messages can often lead to accidental feeling-hurting. Sometimes, we’re an emoji or a dot away from the disastrous argument. Frequently, a text meant one way can be interpreted as offensive or hurtful because we can’t convey the tone of voice through text.
This is what $NOT claims happened between him and Doja Cat. The Floridian rapper recently released his song “Doja.” Yes, like the artist. She then asked, what was up?
Afterward, $NOT apologized on Twitter and claimed that Doja “misconstrued” his intention. The artist explains that he didn’t say he “f*cked” her, only that he “will f*ck” her. See? Much better.
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“Doja,” not the Cat, has also been an instant success. Since its release ahead of schedule earlier this week, the song has racked up an impressive amount of listens. Fans have streamed the composition over 2.5 million times on Spotify and listened to it nearly 2 million times on Youtube. Meanwhile, it’s not even a week old.
“Doja” is also a part of $ NOT’s latest album, Ethereal, which is expected to release this Friday, the 11th.
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The drama started shortly after the release of “Doja.” The chorus of the song includes the line, “I’ll f*ck that bitch named Doja Cat, pull up in a Scat Pack (Haha).” Doja responded with this tweet:
.@DojaCat reacts to being name-dropped on $NOT’s new song, "Doja" featuring A$AP Rocky:
