The only known evidence of her using the term “Kittenz” was a promotional tweet for her 2019 single with Minaj, “Say So.” And over the weekend, seemingly unprovoked, Doja Cat disowned the name completely. Since then, however, Doja Cat has sparingly used the name. Sometime in 2020, Doja Cat began to notice several names floating around online for her fan base: “cubs” and “kittenz.” To whittle it down to a single identity, she asked which name her fans preferred, reluctantly tweeting out a poll, and explained: “Because I don’t feel morally right pet-naming you guys.” The results, according to screenshots of the since-deleted tweet: 74% for “Kittens (Litter)” and 26% for “Cubs (Pride).” Here’s a glimpse into the Doja Cat versus Kittenz drama. Her thorny relationship with her fan base has been an intrinsic aspect of the Grammy winner’s career, her frustrations seemingly rooted in her discomfort with the demands of fame, as well as her desire to continually evolve artistically and defy her fans’ expectations. This isn’t the first outburst from Doja Cat toward her fans. headlining tour, featuring Ice Spice and Doechiiĭoja Cat is headlining her first American tour, which will feature Ice Spice and Doechii, later this year, with dates in San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and Anaheim.
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