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Doja Cat defends world tour after fan backlash: ‘I’m not a Broadway act’
November 25, 2025
|The Star
IT'S tough being a celebrity when your fans are ready to drag you faster than you can drop a new single. Doja Cat knows this all too well.
Last year, she was making headlines with her cool yet controversial hit Paint the Town Red, a song that had everyone blasting it in their cars. And now fans are disappointed.
You can never win.
She recently clapped back after some people threw shade at the opening night of her Ma Vie World Tour in New Zealand. Fans were quick to point out that her show lacked visuals, structure and outfit changes.
The US rapper didn't hold back in her response, saying, "I make music for people who enjoy music. I'm not a Broadway act."
It's not the first time the 30-year-old has clashed with her audience.
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