Doja Cat Tells Off Fan For Instigating Beef With Cardi B: “Salvage A F**relatives Life”

Doja Cat provides a fan somewhat of recommendation after an strive to conjure up rap pork.

On X, the “Explain So” performer replied to a comment insinuating that she dissed Cardi B in contemporary releases. After naming the song “Disrespectful” as with out a doubt one of her favorites from her latest album Scarlet, the California rapper used to be requested which file used to be geared in the direction of her Bronx-bred look.

“None of them acquire a frelatives existence,” clarified the 28-year-gentle. The interaction used to be captured and shared by a Cardi B fan story on the social media platform.

Doja Cat responds to a troll and makes it identified that she didn’t diss Cardi B on any of her songs from her album, ‘Scarlet 2: Claude’. pic.twitter.com/ftWpfHDl8c

— Cardi B | HQ (@cardibhqs) April 3, 2024

The Grammy winner is for the time being making ready to update Scarlet with a deluxe version, with a brand original song “Masc” featuring Teezo Touchdown due on Friday (April 5). Back in February, Doja Cat confirmed plans to launch Scarlet 2: Claude Frollo, per Vary, named after the character from The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

“I in actuality feel esteem it connects to the fable of Scarlet somehow,” outlined the “Kiss Me Extra” singer, at the side of, “and in case you behold up his character traits and who he’s and his fable, you’ll perceive your whole connection. There’s a administration aspect. He fair correct abuses his vitality and his administration and is dogmatic and a whole cu*t.”

The Scarlet 2 artwork teased by the pop superstar showcases her natural hair texture, a perform she unfortunately needed to defend mid-rollout. She has previously deactivated her Instagram story because of the unfavorable comments.

“My hair is barely correct 4C hair texture and hundreds of y’all don’t give a fokay and that’s fair correct, huge […] That’s my hair. That’s graceful. It’s okay. [Say] no comment or ‘dazzling.’ That looks huge,” shared the “Agora Hills” rhymer.

“I’m seeing a relentless pattern in my comments piece of oldsters announcing is my hair pubic hair, is it carpet or is it sheep’s wool and it’s not even questions. Some folk are being esteem, ‘That’s what it’s’ nonetheless esteem folk evaluating my hair to sheep and pubes and carpet and popcorn and st esteem that — We gotta movement ahead. Let’s movement ahead. Let’s develop. Let’s end.”

The original song comes before Doja Cat’s headlining slot at Coachella 2024. Take a look at out Scarlet below.