Doja Cat Apologizes to New Jersey Fans Following Scarlet Tour Show
The rapper only has seven shows left on the Scarlet tour, which wraps on December 13 in Chicago
Doja Cat‘s high-production concert performance on the Scarlet tour requires a lot of moving parts — there’s a giant snake, a spinning stage, a full crew of dancers, and the rapper herself traversing through five different musical segments. Following her recent performance at New Jersey’s Prudential Center, she took to Instagram to apologize to the fans who attended for not fully showing up for them.
“I’m so fuckin sorry New Jersey I don’t know what the fuck that was,” she wrote on an Instagram Story. “I’m really not happy with my energy tonight.”
Doja Cat hasn’t had the greatest track record with her fans over the course of the year, following her online sparring with them that resulted in many mass unfollowing her on social media. But as she’s continued to shift her focus toward the fans who show up for her outside of passive online consumption, the rapper has heightened her production value with her first-ever arena tour. And she’s been adamant about giving her audience its money’s worth.
During her appearance in New York at Barclays Center, Doja Cat seemed to consider cutting the final song, the Scarlet deep cut “Wet Vagina,” from the setlist, telling the audience that she was sick. She ultimately powered through and completed the show. Later that night, she crowned Brooklyn with the “best night award” in an Instagram post.
Doja Cat only has seven shows remaining on the Scarlet tour, which began on Oct. 31 in San Francisco. She’ll hit the stage again on Saturday, Dec. 2, in Boston at TD Garden. The tour closes out on Dec. 13 in Chicago following stops in Columbus, Minneapolis, Omaha, Detroit, and Toronto.
The rapper only has seven shows left on the Scarlet tour, which wraps on December 13 in Chicago
Doja Cat‘s high-production concert performance on the Scarlet tour requires a lot of moving parts — there’s a giant snake, a spinning stage, a full crew of dancers, and the rapper herself traversing through five different musical segments. Following her recent performance at New Jersey’s Prudential Center, she took to Instagram to apologize to the fans who attended for not fully showing up for them.
“I’m so fuckin sorry New Jersey I don’t know what the fuck that was,” she wrote on an Instagram Story. “I’m really not happy with my energy tonight.”
Doja Cat hasn’t had the greatest track record with her fans over the course of the year, following her online sparring with them that resulted in many mass unfollowing her on social media. But as she’s continued to shift her focus toward the fans who show up for her outside of passive online consumption, the rapper has heightened her production value with her first-ever arena tour. And she’s been adamant about giving her audience its money’s worth.
During her appearance in New York at Barclays Center, Doja Cat seemed to consider cutting the final song, the Scarlet deep cut “Wet Vagina,” from the setlist, telling the audience that she was sick. She ultimately powered through and completed the show. Later that night, she crowned Brooklyn with the “best night award” in an Instagram post.
Doja Cat only has seven shows remaining on the Scarlet tour, which began on Oct. 31 in San Francisco. She’ll hit the stage again on Saturday, Dec. 2, in Boston at TD Garden. The tour closes out on Dec. 13 in Chicago following stops in Columbus, Minneapolis, Omaha, Detroit, and Toronto.
Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to their authors. If you are the owner of the content and do not want us to publish your materials, please contact us by email – [email protected]. The content will be deleted within 24 hours.