Doja Cat Unveils New Arm Tattoo, Adds To Growing Collection

Doja Cat continues to embrace her tattoo era with unique ink!

The sensational entertainer is a chart-topping hitmaker with several accolades under her name. As a woman without restrictions, the 27-year-old frequently makes headlines for her eccentric personality.

The tattoo enthusiast has been causing a stir on social media with eyebrow-raising body art, and she recently added more pieces to her controversial collection. Keep scrolling for more.

Over the weekend, the "Woman" songstress added new artwork highlighting her interest in the dark side. In a post shared by Oscar Akermo, the trendsetter sat in a chair while the tattoo artist engraved ink on her arm.

Despite the needle poking her skin, the black-and-white pictures captured the hip-hop star looking comfortable in a long, sleeveless black dress. The rest of the images flaunted the entertainer's latest designs, which included a bat, key, and skull.

A quote stylishly written in italics was encircling her upper arm, right below the shoulder. The message read, "So, children, please, beware of gifts. Beware of those that offer them. And beware of those who are only too happy to take them."

The "So High" singer also shared the black-and-white snaps on her Instagram Story alongside close-up photos of her new tattoos. The ink work came days after the Grammy winner fired Instagram with her most enormous tattoo.

On May 5, the 27-year-old updated her social media page with four slides, debuting the skeleton of a giant bat on her back. The sinister image took up significant space on the Los Angeles native's body, with the creature's bony wings spanning from shoulder to shoulder.

The first image was a double-layered mirror selfie that showed the entertainer flaunting the body art in what appeared to be a cubicle within the tattoo shop. The other pictures gave fans a better view of the giant tattoo, while the third slide captured a vital message.

The five-time AMA winner tried stopping the ongoing Illuminati rumors that surfaced because of her inks by explaining the meaning behind the bat tattoo. In the screenshot of an article about the creature's significance, the media personality highlighted a portion that read:

"Bats often represent death in the sense of letting go of the old, and bringing in the new. They are symbols of transition, of initiation, and the start of a new beginning."

Although this message implied that the "Wine Pon You" singer chose a bat tattoo to signify new beginnings, her explanation did not stop her followers from seeing ominous intentions.

"Oh great, you're pure satanic," a person lamented, while another encouraged the 27-year-old to admit she had "Illuminati ties." Others cried about missing the "old Doja," and a few claimed the hitmaker had lost her soul. On the bright side, some fans supported the entertainer's unique tattoo.

Last month, the "Say So" artist's alleged connection to the Illuminati resurfaced after unveiling a shocking tattoo on her forearm. The artwork featured a mythical hybrid with human and animal characteristics.

The creature consisted of a naked female body decorated with scales alongside a horse-like head, a tail with a bird's head, plus mismatched feet with claws and a hoof. The number four was drawn in bold black ink by the animal's clawed foot.

The eerie snap, captioned "purging you," did not sit well with several fans. Many called out the Los Angeles native for proudly debuting a "demonic" image, while others declared they would unfollow the 27-year-old because of her satanic tastes.

"Possession is real & Demons make you think you like that stuff; it's hypnotic," someone claimed. "That's not who Doja Cat was. If you were real fans who cared, you would've seen her signs and would've helped her."

Following the heated debates in her comment section, the caramel-toned beauty clapped back at trolls with a series of taunting messages on her Instagram Story. "F**k you and f**k what you believe, b***h," the media personality penned.

"Satan said thanks for all the buzz," Doja wrote in another post before concluding: "Goodnight, p***y." She also took her rant to Twitter, calling out the Illuminati theorists. "If ur calling me demonic, honestly, werk cuz like I love that u ate fr," the entertainer quipped.