Doja Cat defended her position as a rapper over the weekend when someone on social media sparked a debate of what she should be classified as.

X user @playeration wrote on Saturday (Aug. 9), “Hopefully after Doja drops pop disco album of the century her fans can stop trying to force her into female rap conversations.” Doja said in her recent V Magazine cover story that Vie, her upcoming fifth studio album, is a “pop-driven project,” while the publication also pointed out that she’s still rapping on much of the album. The same X user doubled down in a subsequent post by writing, “Sorry to inform you guys but you can’t be taken seriously as a rapper without ever prioritizing bars, punchlines, wordplay, and storytelling: the very things that make rap what it is.” They later claimed they aske

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