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Doja Cat was shocked and appalled when her audience at a recent festival stop couldn’t sing along with her to Hillary Duff’s 2003 hit “Come Clean.”
The Scarlet rapper took the stage at the Parklife Festival on Sunday (June 9) and among performing songs from her own catalog, she also decided to sing an excerpt of Duff’s track.
Unfortunately, it appears that few in the crowd knew the song, as they were pretty silent while Doja sang.
“Bitch, you don’t know that shit?” she then asked. “What the fuck?”
Check out the hilarious clip below.
In other news, Doja Cat recently blasted her absentee father and claimed she is going to use him as inspiration for her next project.
In a since-edited post, Doja came at Dumisani Dlamini, who currently resides in his native South Africa.
“Dad, lemme know when/if you need me to re-up your makeup cabinet cuz you a bitch.”
She later edited the caption to: “I’m gonna turn you into my next project and y0u’re gonna have to listen to it for the rest of your god forsaken life.”
The rapper has since edited it again to say: “jk love you i was mad.”
Doja also vented her frustration at her father in the comments section of the post, where she responded to one fan and wrote: “Go give the deadbeat a kiss on the lips for me.”
In response to another user who called her post “disrespectful,” she said: “Gave me a lazy eye and dipped.”
Doja Cat previously spoke about her relationship with her father on Radio One D.C., telling the outlet: “He’s an incredible dancer and a great actor. But yeah, I don’t know him very well.”
She also said in a Rolling Stone interview: “I felt confused, a little bit. It’s a little strange to see everybody else with their dad, and you didn’t even really have one.”
Dlamini has praised his famous daughter, telling GQ South Africa last year: “I’m so proud of her for what she has achieved. I’m not surprised, because it’s in the blood.”
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Icewear Vezzo has walked back his initial comments about Amanda Seales being a “weirdo” and a “lying little girl,” and now has nothing but love for her.
On Sunday (June 16), both Vezzo and Peezy shared a photo with Donald Trump – much to the disdain of many, including Seales.
In an Instagram post shortly afterward, the actress and activist spoke out against people who take “pictures with people who have actively harmed us as a community,” while noting, among other things, that getting close to people like the former President and acting like “the good Black” won’t make anybody “the next Martin Luther King.”
Vezzo quickly clapped back on his Instagram Story, calling Seales the aforementioned names and saying that she does nothing for the community “except tear us down in the name of building us up.” He also said she is “fake woke and full of shit” and that she lies on Black men.
The post didn’t remain up for long, however, and he soon wrote a comment on Instagram informing his audience that the two had connected.
“I talked to Amanda. It’s all love,” he wrote. “She’s a woman. I should’ve never went that hard on her no matter what she did. It’s not that serious. She’s entitled to her opinions, even tho there was an assumption made about me based off a picture with zero audio.”
He added: “I just want us to stop thinking the worse [sic] about each other before having a conversation and also learn to respectfully disagree. We are all one and we can teach one another and instead [of] tearing each other down because we disagree on something. I love all women. I have a daughter; that wasn’t cool. End of story. It’s all love.”
He also shared a video with Seales where they both were all smiles.
“This is a real queen. This is a real Black woman,” Vezzo says in the clip.
“I love my brothers. I love my people and I really appreciate that you have made moves to make moves for others,” Seales added.
In Icewear Vezzo’s initial post, the Iced Up Records boss shared a lengthy message about backing the 78-year-old presidential candidate.
“Told Donald I Made the 6 great again,” he wrote. “But naw in all seriousness everyone not gonna agree with this picture but we don’t all have to agree on everything I just know not many of us will ever have the chance to really speak up for us and address how we may really feel so I stepped out on faith I didn’t meet him as a rapper I met him as a man and a father who understands the only way to attempt change things is to address things.”
Soon after he began receiving criticism for his stance, the Clarity rapper shared a video to emphasize the importance of respectfully disagreeing with one another.
“Why can’t we respectfully agree to disagree?” he began. “You know what build great companies and great civilizations is they all went and got a team with people who think differently from them. If they went and got people that thought the exact same thing as them, then it wasn’t no need of hiring no people.”
In the post’s caption, he added: “Don’t be afraid to ask questions, don’t let social media think for you, go see for yourself. Dont agree with everything anybody does it’s not logical, & don’t draw conclusions without actually knowing what you’re talking about.”
