Doja Cat shows off her silly side while dancing in a black sheer bra-top… after teasing Demon music video starring Christina Ricci
Problematic pop star Doja Cat showed off more than just her silly side while dancing in an Instastory she uploaded Tuesday night.
The 27-year-old Grammy winner left little to the imagination in a black sheer bra-top as she swirled her hips to Lil-Mayhem’s 2014 song Scream (Remix) featuring CG What It Dew.
Doja Cat (born Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini) paired her butterfly-print top with an oversized belt, white frilly mini-skirt, and ankle booties.
The Paint The Town Red singer – who boasts 73.8M social media followers – has previously admitted she spends much of her time as a ‘recluse’ in her $2.2M Beverly Hills home.
‘I don’t really put myself out there in real life. I don’t go to clubs. I stick to creating,’ Doja Cat said in her Harper’s Bazaar cover story.
Free the nipple! Problematic pop star Doja Cat showed off more than just her silly side while dancing in an Instastory she uploaded Tuesday night
On Tuesday, the Attention rapper unveiled a teaser for her upcoming Demon music video starring two-time Emmy nominee Christina Ricci on her official website, but it’s unclear when it will drop.
The single will appear on Doja Cat’s fourth studio album Scarlet, which she officially ‘finished’ on Sunday and RCA/Kemosabe Records will release it on September 22.
‘This new album is more introspective, but I’m not leaning so hard into that to where it becomes boring,’ the Vegas hitmaker – who has 56.8M monthly listeners on Spotify – told the mag.
‘So I want to give stories and bops. It’s a nice mixture of both. I think this project is a really fun canvas for me to play with my rap skills and talk about what’s going on in my life. But I’m not abandoning who I was and what I know about pop and singing and that aspect of music.’
Doja Cat – who frequently insults her fans – will next compete for five trophies – including video for the year for Attention – at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards, which air September 12.
The Central LA Area New High School drop-out will then be the featured performer in the reboot of the Victoria’s Secret fashion show The Tour 23, which premieres September 26 on Amazon Prime Video.
The San Francisco bra brand’s runway extravaganza – which employed only tall, thin, and long-haired models – was staged from 1995-2018 before being canceled by ABC due to low ratings.
Victoria’s Secret experienced a massive reckoning culminating from the association of L Brands Inc.’s former CEO Les Wexner with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as well as the Me Too movement and call for more diversity.
Tootsie roll: The 27-year-old Grammy winner left little to the imagination in a black sheer bra-top as she swirled her hips to Lil-Mayhem’s 2014 song Scream (Remix) featuring CG What It Dew
Weee! Doja Cat (born Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini) paired her butterfly-print top with an oversized belt, white frilly mini-skirt, and ankle booties
Loner: The Paint The Town Red singer – who boasts 73.8M social media followers – has previously admitted she spends much of her time as a ‘recluse’ in her $2.2M Beverly Hills home
Doja Cat said in her Harper’s Bazaar cover story: ‘I don’t really put myself out there in real life. I don’t go to clubs. I stick to creating’
Former child star: On Tuesday, the Attention rapper unveiled a teaser for her upcoming Demon music video starring two-time Emmy nominee Christina Ricci on her official website, but it’s unclear when it will drop
Spidey-sense: The single will appear on Doja Cat’s fourth studio album Scarlet, which she officially ‘finished’ on Sunday and RCA/Kemosabe Records will release it on September 22
Savage X Fenty founder Rihanna promptly capitalized on its’ absence, and she began staging her own annual panty extravaganza in 2019 through the exact same streaming giant, Amazon Prime Video.
Only the 35-year-old Bajan pop star made sure to be inclusive – casting models and dancers of all sizes and genders and abilities alongside performances from major recording artists.
The Tour 23 should not be confused with Doja Cat’s first arena tour as a headliner – the 24-date The Scarlet Tour, which kicks off Halloween night at Chase Center in San Francisco.
The controversial crooner – who nearly quit the music industry a year ago – was previously forced to apologize for her very public use of homophobic slurs to attack rappers Tyler, The Creator and Earl Sweatshirt back in 2015 as well as hanging out in far-right chat rooms.
