Some platforms for modern musiktrendsättande trying to highlight her as a comical genius. But the Los Angeles rapper, Doja Cat, who this summer became viral thanks to a video where she is dancing with French fries in nose, is hardly sophisticated. The Single ”Mooo!”, bildsatt with the animations of the milk cartons and knockers, embodies the well rather all, the dumbest with the contemporary cultural production. We are now at a place in time where a song about a girl is a cow, not a cat, seen over 40 million times on Youtube. If the story is over, this is the last pophitten?
Doja Cat, in the pass by Amala Zandile Dlamini, has since this breakthrough been so well called ”the next Cardi B” that fall hard. His career seemed to end just as quickly as it began, when the old tweets with homophobic content popped up and added the 23-year-old to the growing band of artists who were forced to do public penance for previous errors in digital communication. Perhaps the european audience not as morally scrupulous as the in the united states. This starts a first tour on Friday evening at Nalen, just in time for the album ”Amala” is released in the deluxeversion.
a young Leila K when she gets up on the small club scene. The same inquisitive eyes, the same short pile, the same leopardmönstrade fuskpälsjacka, all in line with fashion in 1995. The premises are air-conditioned and only half full, the atmosphere closest drug-free as well not just make the type of light-hearted, liberated hip-hop that Doja Cat is concerned with any of the services.
just over an hour long performance, she fills mostly with songs from the new album. A big deal is made then of course the big hit, as is the encore. Sure, it may well refreshing to see that even the american audience may include such a diversity of personality types that here indeed are people who want to participate in a ”mooo-challenge”. But for the one who is ashamed easily is Doja Cat’s nascent success is clearly troubling. She is simply too embarrassing to be large.
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