Doja Cat put on a tantalizingly cheeky display on her Insta Stories this Tuesday while plugging her upcoming music.
The 28-year-old rap star posed with her back to the camera, dropping to a squat to emphasize her assets to full advantage.
She was decked out in a slinky, ribbed nude bodysuit that was cut high enough to provide a generous glimpse of her derriere.
Adding a dash of showgirl chic with a cream fur vest, the Los Angeles native balanced on a pair of towering stilettos.
The sensational image was quickly followed by a post on her main Instagram page revealing that her next album Scarlet 2 Claude is out this Friday, April 5.
Doja Cat put on a tantalizingly cheeky display on her Insta Stories this Tuesday while plugging her upcoming music
The sensational image was quickly followed by a post on her main Instagram page revealing that her next album Scarlet 2 Claude is out this Friday, April 5
Cat at the 2023 Video Music Awards at Prudential Center in September 2023 in Newark, New Jersey
Scarlet 2 Claude is a deluxe edition of her fourth studio album Scarlet, which Doja dropped last September to a glowing response from her fans.
The first iteration of Scarlet included the hit singles Attention and Paint The Town Red, both of which entered the top 40.
Now a follow-up edition is in the offing with new music - some of which Doja beguilingly teased on her Instagram page Tuesday.
Her voice rings out ethereally: 'Boy, we way too bold for this s***,' with some electronic alterations to give the sound a robotic, sci-fi feel.
In keeping with the audio aesthetic of the number, Doja can be seen dancing around in a futuristic outfit, shot in silhouette to lend the clip an air of mystery.
Scarlet 2 Claude was initially called Scarlet II: Claude Frollo, named after the villain in Victor Hugo's novel The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Doja's latest Instagram post comes after she lambasted trolls for comparing her natural hair to 'sheep and pubes and carpet and popcorn and s*** like that.'
She advised her followers:'We got to move forward. Let’s move forward. Let’s grow,' adding: 'I can’t tell you what to do. I’m not your f***ing parents.'
Scarlet 2 Claude is a deluxe edition of her fourth studio album Scarlet, which Doja dropped last September to a glowing response from her fans
Her voice rings out ethereally: 'Boy, we way too bold for this s***,' with some electronic alterations to give the sound a robotic, sci-fi feel
In keeping with the audio aesthetic of the number, Doja can be seen dancing around in a futuristic outfit, shot in silhouette to lend the clip an air of mystery
Scarlet 2 Claude was initially called Scarlet II: Claude Frollo, named after the villain in Victor Hugo's novel The Hunchback of Notre Dame
A few weeks earlier, she deactivated her Instagram page because she felt she had been maltreated by her public on her page.
'I’m gonna deactivate because I’m not really feeling this anymore, you guys take care of yourselves,' said Doja, whose Christian name is Amala Dlamini.
'I like coming here to find inspo and see people being creative but I just feel like this is getting to be too much,' the Attention hitmaker explained. 'Please watch how you talk to and about people on the internet. Bye.'
Doja has often taken defiant stance to social media commentators who take aim at her appearance - notably two years ago when she shaved her eyebrows.
She apparently felt that she was 'never supposed to have hair,' and so sook the decision to remove her real brows and replace them with drawn-on ones.
Doja's latest Instagram post comes after she lambasted trolls for comparing her natural hair to 'sheep and pubes and carpet and popcorn and s*** like that'
She advised her followers: 'We got to move forward,' urging them to 'grow' and adding: 'I can’t tell you what to do,' inasmuch as 'I’m not your f***ing parents'
After being roundly mocked on the internet for her eye-catching look, Doja issued a response on what was then still known as Twitter.
'I won a grammy and traveled the f***ing globe I've had a #1 and I went platinum,' she boasted. 'I make hit after hit after hit and you all want me to look f***able for you so that you can go home and jerk your c***s all day long while you live in your mothers basem*nt. Go f**k yourselves.'
Doja, who at that time was also sporting a shaved head, went live on Instagram to shed some light on the thinking behind the look.
'I don’t like having hair. I never liked having hair. I cannot tell you one time, since the beginning of my life, that I’ve ever been like: "This is cool,"' she said.
'I just do not like to have hair,' Doja insisted, adding: 'I just can't believe that it took me this long to be like: "Shave your f***ing head."
