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Doja Cat has set the record straight on her relationship with her fans.
In an Apple Music interview released on Thursday, the Demons rapper denied the assumption she "hates" her supporters, claiming people have misinterpreted her "sense of humour".
"One thing I do wanna set straight is: You'll never see a direct quote of me saying I hate my fans. Not once. But it's a really big misquoted thing," Doja told host Ebro. "Everybody is saying she hates her fans. Never said that, but I do like to play with that as a meme."
The pop star noted that "people who get it, get it".
"And I'm fine with that," Doja voiced. "I don't have to explain my sense of humour and explain comedy to anyone. If people don't see the joke, then they just don't see the joke, and it's not my responsibility to have them understand."
Doja courted controversy earlier this year after lashing out at her fans online. The performer criticised supporters who had created fan accounts dedicated to her and who referred to themselves as "kittenz".
"My fans don't get to name themselves s**t. If you call yourself a 'kitten' or f**king 'kittenz' that means you need to get off your phone and get a job and help your parents with the house," she posted on Threads at the time.
Meta confirmed to Billboard that Doja lost 237,758 followers the weekend of her post.
She later deleted her account following the online dispute.
In an Apple Music interview released on Thursday, the Demons rapper denied the assumption she "hates" her supporters, claiming people have misinterpreted her "sense of humour".
"One thing I do wanna set straight is: You'll never see a direct quote of me saying I hate my fans. Not once. But it's a really big misquoted thing," Doja told host Ebro. "Everybody is saying she hates her fans. Never said that, but I do like to play with that as a meme."
The pop star noted that "people who get it, get it".
"And I'm fine with that," Doja voiced. "I don't have to explain my sense of humour and explain comedy to anyone. If people don't see the joke, then they just don't see the joke, and it's not my responsibility to have them understand."
Doja courted controversy earlier this year after lashing out at her fans online. The performer criticised supporters who had created fan accounts dedicated to her and who referred to themselves as "kittenz".
"My fans don't get to name themselves s**t. If you call yourself a 'kitten' or f**king 'kittenz' that means you need to get off your phone and get a job and help your parents with the house," she posted on Threads at the time.
Meta confirmed to Billboard that Doja lost 237,758 followers the weekend of her post.
She later deleted her account following the online dispute.