Doja Cat found herself at the mercy of Twitter last week after an old video of herself in an incel chatroom allegedly laughing at racist jokes resurfaced online. The #dojacatisoverparty hashtag started trending on Friday (May 22) and she became the butt of countless jokes.
Simultaneously, people started wondering why Tekashi 6ix9ine wasn’t canceled too considering his past sexual assault charge and snitch reputation. Soon, the #6ix9ineisoverparty hashtag began making the rounds as well.
But despite the rallying cry of 6ix9ine critics, the emboldened Brooklyn rapper still hopped on the #canceldoja train. Following her Instagram apology, he wrote, “She started with the wrong one…give me till tomorrow #canceldoja.”
6ix9ine was seemingly responding to a part of Doja’s IG Live in which she said, “Your favorite artist — and there’s no judgment — if they care about that? Wonderful. That’s fine. There’s nothing wrong about wanting a No. 1 and working hard to get to that No. 1. For me? I don’t give a shit,” a reference to 6ix9ine’s recent Billboard controversy.
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Although Doja didn’t mention 6ix9ine by name, he apparently felt the need to go on attack mode. Underneath The Shade Room’s post about Doja’s apology, he wrote, “Someone called her Doja dog.”
The “Say So (Remix)” chart-topper issued her apology via Instagram on Sunday (May 24) and denied she was anti-black. She also addressed her controversial song “Dindu Nuffin,” which also came to light last week.
“I want to address what’s been happening on Twitter,” she wrote. “I’ve used public chat rooms to socialize since I was a child. I shouldn’t have been on some of those chat room sites, but I personally have never been involved in any racist conversations. I’m sorry to everyone that I offended.
“I’m a black woman. Half of my family is black from South Africa and I’m very proud of where I come from. As for the old song that’s resurfaced, it was in no way tied to anything outside of my own personal experience. It was written in response to people who often used that term to hurt me. I made an attempt to flip its meaning, but recognize that it was a bad decision to use in my music.”
this cancel shit is stupid. everyone in the world should be cancelled we all done something to be deemed cancelled by twitter. tf happened to second chances
Ha! See above!
“She started with the wrong one…give me till tomorrow” He will call the cops or whut?
Fbi gonna be knocking at her door tomm fkingnwith 69 LMAO tekashi has resorted 2 beefing w bitches for attention LMAO i told ppl his hype would die.
Everyone claims the black side when its beneficial
If I wanted to know what preteens on Twitter think (and believe me, I dont) then I’d go directly to Twitter. Seriously is this what hip hop journalism is? Parroting the opinions of morons that can only communicate in hashtags and sit around all day “cancelling” people? Though I’m sure this comment won’t show, you guys handle criticism about as well as the aforementioned.
Ha! Just playing . I couldn’t agree more but then again…who cares… and to whoever cares…why do you give a hoot!!!
You think she really gives a fuck if ya’ll forgive her or not? Lmao her agent or the label told her to make an apology. The girl rich. People still going to listen to her music & buy tickets & do whatever is done to make her money. Look at tekashi 69. This Jake handed out 15 plus years to multiple people & ya’ll still fuck wit him so what does it matter
like i always say i feel sorry for those folks on twitter.
Oh my that is mighty antisemitic of Tekashi to attack god’s chosen people like Doja Cat like that. Her people control the music industry 100% so i’m afraid they will fuck Tekashi over for daring to criticize god’s chosen people.
Would love to see someone stand up these twats. Like do some videos just calling em out and clowning em. Trolling the trolls type of shit. Fuck apologizing I’d be like ” Oh yeah you gonna cancel me? Fuck that, I’m cancelling y’all.”