Doja herself breaks her silence on the issue as the 'Say So' singer joins a conversation between a fan and a hater before urging the fan to 'Stop responding' to hate comments.
- April 14, 2020
AceShowbiz - Doja Cat is one of today's rising stars and that seemingly makes some people see her as a threat to their favorite artists. When Rolling Stone included the "Boss B***h" singer in their cover alongside Nicki Minaj and Megan Thee Stallion, the Barbz were not having it.
They tried to trend #dojacatisoverparty on Twitter, much to everyone's dismay. "this fanbase is toxic all she did was state facts lmao. some of y'all rep nicki so poorly #dojacatisoverparty," one tweeted. Another one added, "Idc what anyone says I am not following the #dojacatisoverparty man. Y'all wanna cancel people over ANYTHING. Stfu b***hes too bored, let the queen talk."
"Me trying to explain to my friends that the #dojacatisoverparty is stupid and how barbs overreact to everything and how this will all be forgotten in 2 days," another comment read.
Doja herself broke her silence on the issue. Joining a conversation between a fan and a hater, the singer/rapper urged, "Stop responding to them they're twitter gangsters and they have nothing kind to say about you or anyone. they live and breathe being f***in immature."
She also clapped back to a hater who said, "Girl you had 6 hours to say this instead you let the barbz go into meltdown thinking your shading them or don't like them had me panickin." In response to the diss, Doja wrote back, "I don't have to say s**t to a bunch of children because I was too busy making dank f***in memes all day."
Doja's success reportedly also triggered Cardi B to unfollow her on social media. According to one of Doja's close friends, the Grammy Award-winning rapper might be unfollowing Doja because the former was jealous of the latter's rising popularity. The source claimed, "Cardi is a jealous person. Doja has nothing but love in her heart for Cardi. [Cardi] should work through her jealousy and come join this movement."
The 24-year-old star surpassed the Bronx femcee on Spotify and had the second-highest monthly listeners with 29 million amongst female rappers, while Cardi's nemesis Nicki still held the title as the most listened female rapper on the platform with 49 million monthly listeners.
