As danikwateng writes, 'the reality of getting famous on the internet is that the same place from which you gained critical acclaim will also keep a record of your ascent — messes and successes alike.'
Soon after these discussions began, Doja released a written statement of apology acknowledging her participation in chat rooms but also debunking the narrative that she's anti-Black. "I'm a Black woman," she wrote. "Half of my family is Black from South Africa and I'm very proud of where I come from." She also shared that the songDoja, whose real name is Amalaratna Zandile Dlamini, then followed up with an Instagram Live video on Monday evening.
She addressed: The self-hatred accusations — "I love my skin color. I think I'm beautiful." Racists on chatrooms — "racist people come in and out of the chat. They happen and then they're banned." And herabout showing her boobs if “Say So” goes number one on Billboard charts — "Having a number one is so irrelevant to me. I'm just here to make music."
for decades. Meanwhile, artists who have grown up on the internet and participated in social media culture have left a digital footprint. It's now commonplace for audiences to dig up and interrogate old content, positive and negative. It comes down to this: Doja Cat's fame and career comes in large part from her ability to tap smartly into internet culture with her music. But the reality of getting famous from the internet is that the same place from which you gained critical acclaim will also keep a record of your ascent — messes and successes alike.
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