Doja Cat recently took to social media to express her frustration with parents who bring their children to her shows, emphasizing that her music is not intended for a younger audience. The award-winning singer/rapper made it clear that her performances are geared towards adults, with explicit lyrics and themes that may not be suitable for kids.
During her recent performances at the Coachella Music and Arts Festival, Doja Cat sang songs like 'Gun,' 'Ain't Shit,' and 'Wet Vagina,' which contain mature content. In response to parents bringing their kids to her shows, she bluntly stated, 'I don't make music for children so leave your kids at home motherfucker.'
Her message sparked a debate among fans, with some agreeing that her shows are not appropriate for children. Many pointed out that her explicit lyrics and live performances are clearly intended for an adult audience.
While some fans defended Doja Cat's stance, others questioned the decision to bring children to concerts featuring artists with mature content. The debate raised questions about parental responsibility and the appropriateness of exposing children to adult-themed music.
Ultimately, the discussion highlighted the importance of considering the content and context of live performances when deciding whether children should attend. Doja Cat's message serves as a reminder that not all music is suitable for young audiences, and parents should be mindful of the content their children are exposed to at concerts.
