Doja Cat is one of the top names in the industry in 2021. Her successful album “Planet Her” earned her an 8-time Grammy Award nomination this Tuesday, November 23rd.
Fame and recognition, however, seem to be accompanied by a lot of pressure and a busy schedule, which are preventing the singer from doing what she loves and being creative.
Doja Cat was talking on live today about how she hasn’t made music just for fun in 5-8 years
I know so many of us would kill to be in her position but it makes me sad to hear that music has become an obligation for her when it used to be a passion 💔
I hope she gets that back pic.twitter.com/dVgXupxyoT
— ladidai (@ladidaix) 💋 see linkinbyeo (@ladidaix) November 24, 2021
In a live on social media, the interpreter of “Woman” gave a brief vent about her fatigue. She also complained about giving interviews in which reporters asked the same questions over and over.
“I keep doing all these things I don’t want to do. I don’t want to take pictures. I love fashion, I love dressing up but I feel pressure to do these things. I don’t want to do it“, vented the singer.
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“I love dressing up, but I don’t want to make this me*** because I have to? Not! I feel pressured to do things like that (…) I don’t want to do interviews, I don’t want to be asked questions all the time. I hate that! I feel pressured. I want to be at home, make music and play a f***ing video game”, continued Doja.
https://twitter.com/PopCrave/status/1463623515878436868
In other releated news, the new update of the Billboard Hot 100, the most important singles chart in the United States is out! Adele continues to lead for the second week with the song “Easy On Me”. The big news is the entry of Doja Cat, with “Need To Know”, in the Top 10.
“Easy On Me” recorded over 61.5 million impressions (runs x audience) on US radio. In addition, over 23.1 thousand legal downloads were sold, and the song was heard 31.8 million times on streams.
Already “Need To Know”, Doja Cat, climbed from 11th to 9th place this week. It is Doja Cat ‘s fourth single to enter the US Top 10, succeeding “Say So” (which went to #1), “34+35” (2nd place) and “Kiss Me More” (3rd place).
