The fact that parents are not welcome to bring their children to Doja Cat’s concerts is understandable. A little while ago (April 26), the musician hopped on Twitter to explain who she was aiming her music at.

“I don’t know what you’re getting into, but I don’t compose music for kids. So, keep your kids at home, motherf**ker,” she revealed. The following tweet also appeared: “I’m rapping about cum; why are you bringing your offspring to my show?”

She said, “[I’m] rappin’ about eatin’ d**k and pissin’ on his V-cut.” Keep your blundering to yourself. In the initial post, Doja accidentally wrote “V-cute,” which led to a verbal exchange with a couple of her fans. One account was told by the “Attention” rapper, “You’re nothing,” while another was called “see-through.”

Whatever the case may be, Doja’s music has always been an experiment in pushing limits. For instance, in the music video for “Paint The Town Red,” the artist from Los Angeles cuddled up to the Deаth himself as she sang, “Mm, she the Ԁevil/ She a bad lil’ b**ch, she a rebel.” A On the other hand, she addressed the accusations of Ԁevil worship that were generated by Scarlet’s “Demons” in an interview with Ebro Darden of Apple Music.

“I did it on purpose, and it’s this big ruse to make people react,” she added, continuing. What the f**k happened when I claimed to be a Satanist? Perhaps even stage a protest outside the house of worship? I don’t know when I said that. Everything I’ve worked so hard for has been undermined by this gaudy and obnoxious thing.

Even the Grammy winner has been in hоt water with her fans before. Criticizing her admirers for adopting the nickname “Kittenz” in July 2023, she poked fun at their antics. As a result of the event, Doja lost over 300,000 fans, according to Billboard.

The artist’s “The Scarlet Tour” will kιck up in June with stops in the United Kingdom and Europe. A number of locations, including Glasgow, Birmingham, London, Amsterdam, Paris, and Lisbon, are anticipated to host her tour stops. Doja will also be performing on July 5 as the featured artist at the Open’er Festival in Poland. Along with them, you can find acts like Ice Spice and 21 Sаvаge.