Doja Cat Discusses How She Could Be Better Rapper

The American rapper Doja Cat, who begins making and releasing music on the musical platform SoundCloud as a teenager, has discussed with Interview that what she has to do to become a better rapper in the future.

As some of you know, Doja Cat has achieved world success in very little time. After releasing her debut studio album in 2018, the musician earned viral success with her single Mooo! Just a year later, in 2019, Doja has released her second studio album, titled Hot Pink. In June 2021, Doja has released her third and latest studio album, Planet Her.

However, in his recent appearance on the internet, The AMA-winner musician has discussed her current success and revealed what she has to do to become better.

“When it comes to rap I could be better,” Doja Cat said. “I think everybody feels that way with their own art, in all kinds of ways.

“But I see all these incredibly talented rappers around me, and I’m like, ‘Yeah, I’m doing pop, but I should focus on my pen now more than ever.’

“I’m good, and I can be funny and charming, and I can do little punchlines here and there, but I need to talk about my life more, and about what’s going on.”

Doja Cat Admits Making Rap Is Harder For Her

Doja has also explained that making rap is harder for her. She also admitted that she becomes self-conscious when she’s writing rhymes. After all, she added that she feels happy when she does it right.

“It’s harder for me to rap,” Doja adds. “Sometimes I get writer’s block, because I don’t want to write something stupid. Sometimes I’ll write something and be like, “Why would I say that?” Then I’ll restart, and eventually just give up.

“But when I do it right, I’m really, really happy about it.”

Doja Slams The Interview For Using A Photo That She Doesn’t Want To See

Shortly after the interview has been released, Doja Cat took to her Twitter to slam the Interview for sharing a photo that she didn’t want to see.

“I wonder why magazines don’t allow the people they shot to approve pictures,” she said. “I don’t think I’ll ever get used to this and I’m low key done doing mag shoots.”