Doja Cat scolds parents who bring kids to her shows: 'I'm rapping about c-m'

Dustin Nelson

April 26, 2024 at 3:02 PM·2 min read

Oops!
Something went wrong.
Please try again later.

The "F--- the Girls" singer tells parents to "leave your mistake at home."

Doja Cat is slapping a parental advisory sticker on her concerts.

In a series of posts on X, the Grammy-winning rapper admonished parents who bring kids to her concerts. "idk what the f--- you think this is but i don't make music for children so leave your kids at home motherf---er," she began.

The "Wet Vagina," "Cyber Sex," and "Bottom Bitch" singer explained, "I'm rapping about c-m why are you bringing your offspring to my show."

<p>Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Coachella</p> Doja Cat — Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Coachella
Doja Cat

She wrapped up her posts by telling fans, "rappin about eatin dick and pissin on his v-cut, leave your mistake at home*."

When a fan asked if Doja, who headlined Coachella earlier this month, was "high" in response to the posts, she replied "maintenance."

While the "F--- the Girls" singer used eye-catching terms in her explanation, she has a point. Sexual imagery is often found in her music. Plus lyrics like, "Said suck my dick, c--t, tits, I'm yellin', '666" isn't exactly G or even PG-rated content.

However, it's also possible to put age restrictions on shows. While smaller concerts at clubs and bars usually have strict age limitations, it can be more complicated in the arenas where Doja Cat is performing.

Nonetheless, London's O2 has an age restriction of 16 for her June 14 show, but younger attendees will be admitted if they're joined by "an adult aged 18+." Her Glasgow concert allows attendees as young as age 14 in the standing section and even 8-year-olds may be admitted in the seated section as long as they are accompanied by a parent. If it's a problem, it's not just parents with the ability to do something about it.

Sign up for Entertainment Weekly's free daily newsletter to get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more.

Related content:

Read the original article on Entertainment Weekly.

BusinessTechCrunch
Starfish Space and D-Orbit complete orbital rendezvous, bringing Otter Pup mission to a close
Starfish Space’s ambitious first mission to demonstrate on-orbit rendezvous and docking tech has officially come to a close, with the startup managing to complete some of the objectives thanks to a little help from an unexpected partner: space logistics company D-Orbit. Starfish launched its first spacecraft, called Otter Pup, nearly a year ago with ambitious plans to use it to rendezvous and dock with another satellite on orbit. A docking maneuver was now off the table, but a rendezvous attempt might still be possible.
BusinessTechCrunch
Motional delays commercial robotaxi plans amid restructuring
Motional, the autonomous vehicle startup borne out of a $4 billion joint venture between Hyundai and automotive supplier Aptiv, will pause its commercial operations and delay plans to launch a driverless service as it undergoes a restructuring, TechCrunch has learned. Motional has pushed its plan to launch a commercial driverless robotaxi service — meaning no human safety operator on board — to 2026, two years later than planned. The company told employees Tuesday during an all-hands meeting that the changes will include layoffs, but did not provide a figure of how many people would be affected, according to sources who spoke to TechCrunch on condition of anonymity.
BusinessAutoblog
Kia EV3 teased in production form, looks much like the concept so far
Kia teases the EV3 in production form. As usual for the brand, it looks much like the concept so far. The EV3 debuts May 23, on sale later this year.
BusinessEngadget
Substack is trying to lure TikTok stars to its platform
Newsletter platform Substack is ramping up its video ambitions and trying to lure TikTok stars to its service.
BusinessTechCrunch
Startup neobank Mercury is taking on Brex and Ramp with new bill pay, spend management software
Digital banking startup Mercury is layering software onto its bank accounts, giving its business customers the ability to pay bills, invoice customers and reimburse employees, the company has told TechCrunch exclusively. The additional features puts the company in even more direct competition with the likes of Brex and Ramp, two rival fintechs that have for years been fighting for market share in an increasingly crowded space. The fintech, which has been offering banking services to startups and other businesses since 2019, is first expanding by offering accounting automation and more sophisticated bill pay features with new software that will be integrated with its bank accounts, executives have told TechCrunch exclusively.
BusinessTechCrunch
Rad AI, a startup that helps radiologists save time on report generation, raises $50M Series B from Khosla Ventures
In 2017, Vinod Khosla told CNBC that the job "of the radiologist will be obsolete in five years." While the founder of Khosla Ventures later revised that timeline to as long as 15 years, he maintained that AI image recognition could soon diagnose disease on scans better than human doctors. Seven years later, radiologists are still required to interpret most scans (even if AI software helps them); the more immediate challenge is the shortage of these doctors in the United States and around the world.
WorldTechCrunch
India urges political parties to avoid using deepfakes in election campaigns
India's Election Commission has issued an advisory to all political parties, urging them to refrain from using deepfakes and other forms of misinformation in their social media posts during the country's ongoing general elections. The move comes after the constitutional body faced criticism for not doing enough to combat such campaigns in the world's most populous nation. The advisory, released on Monday (PDF), requires political parties to remove any deepfake audio or video within three hours of becoming aware of its existence.
BusinessYahoo Finance
Reddit's first quarterly report follows Elon Musk's lead: Morning Brief
Reddit's first quarterly conference call on Tuesday will feature questions from a familiar place: Reddit.
SportsYahoo Sports
Upstart Timberwolves have the Nuggets looking like anything but champions
Minnesota has made Denver look powerless in taking a dominant 2-0 lead as the series now shifts to the Target Center.
LifestyleYahoo Life Shopping
Treat Mom to Oprah's fave crossbody — it's just $36 with our exclusive code, and it'll arrive by Mother's Day
'It can hold all your essentials,' the media maven gushes. 'And hooray for all the color options!'

News

Life

Entertainment

Finance

Sports

New on Yahoo

Doja Cat scolds parents who bring kids to her shows: 'I'm rapping about c-m'

Recommended Stories

Starfish Space and D-Orbit complete orbital rendezvous, bringing Otter Pup mission to a close

Motional delays commercial robotaxi plans amid restructuring

Kia EV3 teased in production form, looks much like the concept so far

Substack is trying to lure TikTok stars to its platform

Startup neobank Mercury is taking on Brex and Ramp with new bill pay, spend management software

Rad AI, a startup that helps radiologists save time on report generation, raises $50M Series B from Khosla Ventures

India urges political parties to avoid using deepfakes in election campaigns

Reddit's first quarterly report follows Elon Musk's lead: Morning Brief

Upstart Timberwolves have the Nuggets looking like anything but champions

Treat Mom to Oprah's fave crossbody — it's just $36 with our exclusive code, and it'll arrive by Mother's Day