Doja Cat Finally Speaks Out — Denies ‘Stripping For White Supremacists’ And Using Racist Insults
Doja Cat is finally speaking out following a wave of backlash over old videos which many people found to be offensive. As we previously reported, the hashtags like #DojaCatIsOverParty and #OnlyKlans began trending on Twitter last week after they spotted the rapper associating with alleged alt-right internet users in a chatroom. She was also called out for her song “Dindu Nuffin.” The title is a racist slur often used against black people who’ve faced police brutality.
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Social media users came at the Cat for a number of other “offensive” posts, but she is now publicly speaking out to apologize again and clarify a few things to clear her name. In one of her clips, she described her Dindu Nuffin as “lyrically lost” and “maybe the worst song in the entire world”, but insisted it was “in zero ways connected to police brutality or Sandra Bland”. She also denied taking part in racist conversations, while admitting “there is racism that happens across Tiny Chat”, suggesting it was more prevalent there than on other social media platforms.
The 24-year-old further addressed people who said she was guilty of “internalized racism” and self-hatred. She explained: “I love my skin color. I think I’m beautiful”. On top of all of that, Doja also made it clear that she was not mocking Beyoncé following a video online in which she appears to refer to the star as “Beyonkey”. While many people were happy to see her speak out, a number of folks were still not satisfied. A lot of people found her videos to be “condescending” and even rapper Blueface felt some type of way. He wrote in his IG story: “Fucc Doja CAP on Cryp” he added, weird-ass B*itch.”
While this doesn’t seem to be be dying down anytime soon, let us know how you feel about it in the comment box below!
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