Doja Cat Sparks Frenzy After Accusing Fan Of Touching Her

Doja cat triggers an animated online debate after calling a fan for having allegedly touched him without authorization during a recent meeting which quickly became viral on Tiktok.

The moment in question was published by the influencer Pablo Tamayo, who shared a video of his interaction with the artist winner of a Grammy outside of an event.

In the clip, Pablo is seen to remove his shirt, part of his new Pride collection and put it back to Doja Cat after she complies her.

“I am about to give Doja Cat my shirt because she is the emblematic girl,” he said in the video.

The two then share a hug, with Doja wrapping her leg around the size of Pablo while they speak. Pablo places his hands on his shoulders, and both seem to enjoy a fun moment.

He legend the video: “When Doja Cat likes your shirt, you give him your shirt”, marking the singer with the message “Love you @dojacat”.

However, the atmosphere quickly moved after the video gained ground.

Doja went to X (Formerly Twitter) in a post since deleted to express its discomfort as to the interaction.

“In the end, I’m going to smile at you, but that doesn’t mean I’m f -ck with you,” she wrote. “Do not touch me and don’t get smoky when you don’t even know me F -ck.” Iykyk.

She continued in a follow -up tweet. “I honestly think I have to defend myself sometimes in the moment. And he didn’t even know my name F-Tckin. I touch myself and kiss on my face like it is crazy. ”

She then added: “I threw this monthly a BTW shirt.”

Answering fans’ questions, Doja said that even if the fan “felt good”, she was uncomfortable with “how much he touched me and kissed me without asking for permission”.

When asked why she seemed to appreciate the moment, she replied: “I was very drunk Idk what to tell you.”

The backlash was immediate and deeply divided. Critics accused the singer of being hard towards a fan who did not mean any harm.

“She wishes you so that she cannot apply her limits,” wrote a user.

Another added: “Imagine meeting your favorite artist, then connect to social media to see her talk about you and be moldy. I would be embarrassed.”

“The” You Shent Great “is Crazzzy twinned with the Tweet of Doja Cat”, underlined a third, noting the contractual comments.

“Lol, she didn’t seem to be hated this interaction at all ??” A fourth said with confusion.

“You can say that all his interaction was false from the start”, has someone else entered. “I feel really bad for Pablo because it probably meant the world for him, then she said what she said.”

Others supported the Doja, stressing the importance of respecting personal borders, regardless of its celebrity status.

“Doja, they can never make me hate,” said a person.

“Wait, but as if they give the energy of best friends together,” said another.