Overview
- Speaking to Vogue, the 30-year-old artist said she treats encounters with aggressive photographers as a “game” rather than confronting them.
- She explained that she prefers not to tell people to stop filming her, saying she does not want that kind of confrontation.
- Doja Cat said she wants to do ordinary errands without strangers assuming a right to her photo, attention, smile, or a particular reaction.
- The remarks were circulated on March 19 by Germany’s dpa wire and republished by outlets including Stern and Der Tagesspiegel.
- Born Amala Dlamini, she rose to global prominence with “Say So,” boosted by a TikTok trend, and released her fifth album, “Vie,” in September.