Doja Cat Sparks Controversy, Fans Call For The Rapper To Be Cancelled

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Doja Cat Sparks Controversy After Being Accused Of Allegedly

On Friday (May 22) Doja Cat landed in some heated controversy for her conversations in an online video chat. According to Twitter users, the “Say So” rapper was in an online chat room with people who are accused of using racist language. The social media users also claim that Doja Cat participated in some of the racist rhetoric even though she is biracial. Below are some of the videos that Twitter users found with Doja and the alleged racists. Because of the discovery, the hashtag #dojacatisoverparty has been the main hashtag trending on Twitter.

Video proof of Doja Cat being on Tinychat with incels pic.twitter.com/vKZuMdIcq5

— chuchona (@Agnirre) May 22, 2020

Credits to @positivelyme2_0 more Doja cat tinychat video proof (2) pic.twitter.com/v6AdVOkQGB

— chuchona (@Agnirre) May 22, 2020

Credits to @positivelyme2_0 more Doja cat tiny chat video proof (3) pic.twitter.com/77Nt98qbqu

— chuchona (@Agnirre) May 22, 2020

Twitter users also claim that this is not the first time that Doja Cat (real name Amalaratna Dlamini) has gotten into some trouble for some insensitive comments.

Twitter users found an alleged unreleased song of Doja’s from her days on Soundcloud called “Dindu Nuffin”. The title of the song happens to be a derogative term that originated on racist chatrooms such as 4chan to mock and criticize African American victims of police brutality during the numerous uprisings throughout 2014 and 2015. Some users were angry upon the discovery of the song.

Doja Cat also landed in some trouble back in 2018 when Twitter uses also found some of her old tweets from 2015 where Doja allegedly used a homophobic slur. She has since apologized for the insensitive tweets. During this current controversy, the tweets have come to light again.

Doja Cat, the artist responsible for 2018’s latest viral video and song “Mooo!”(Bitch I’m a Cow) is under fire after ‘homophobic’ tweets resurfaced.

The backlash increased after she posted, then deleted two different apologies, before sticking to a third and final one.? pic.twitter.com/W5RWkhgMfK

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) August 29, 2018

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