Doja Cat Sparks Frenzy After Accusing Fan Of Touching Her

Doja cat awakens a heated conversation online when he has called fan allegedly touching him without permission during a recent encounter that quickly became viral in TiktoK.

This moment was sent by influencer Pablo Tamayo, who shared the video about his interaction with the Grammy winner outside the event.

In the clip, Pablo is seen to take his shirts, some of his new pride collection and give up the Doa cat after treating it.

“I’m going to give my Doa Cat shirt because she is an iconic girl,” she is heard in the video.

Then they then share a hug as Doja wraps his legs around the waist of Pablo as they speak. Pablo puts his hands on his shoulders, and the two seem to enjoy the playful moment.

He described the video: “When Doja Cat likes your shirt, you give her your shirt,” marks the singer with the message “Love you @dojacat”.

However, the space changed rapidly after the video was held.

Doa took x (Former Twitter) In a post -deleted message, to express his discomfort from interaction.

“The most important thing is that I smile for you, but that doesn’t mean I’m f-cl with you,” he wrote. “Don’t touch me and Manhandle me when you don’t even know F-ckin.

He continued to follow. “I honestly believe that I have to defend myself in a moment. And he didn’t even know my F-ckin name. To touch me and kiss me on my face so that it is crazy.”

Then he added, “I threw that the blacksmen a-shirt off btw.”

In response to fan questions, Doja found out that even though the fan “smells good”, he was uncomfortable “how nice he touched me and kissed me without asking for permission.”

Asking why he seemed to enjoy the moment, he replied, “I was very drunk idk what to tell you.”

Your back career was immediate and deeply divided. Critics accused the singer against a harsh fan that did not mean harm.

“He splashes you from being able to implement his limit,” one user wrote.

The other added, “Imagine that meeting with your favorite artist, then I sign in to social media to see her talking about Sh-t and black. I would be confused.”

“” You smell fine “is crazy with the Doa Cat Twiit,” the third pointed out and pointed out the contraction of the contraction.

“Lol he didn’t seem to hate this interaction at all?” The fourth said with confusion.

“You can tell you that her entire interaction was a fake Get-Go,” someone else cheated. “I actually feel really bad to Pablo because this probably meant the world to him and then he said what he said.”

Others supported DOA, pointing out the importance of respect for personal boundaries, regardless of fame.

“Doa, they can never make me hate you,” one person said.

“Wait, but as they give the energy of the best friends together,” the other comments.