Doja Cat Loses Almost 200K Followers And Deletes Threads Accounts Amid Backlash From Fans

Doja Cat's social media accounts are suffering the consequences of her controversy with her fans. The Grammy winner lost about 200K followers on Instagram and was forced to delete her Threads account.

Doja's attack on her fans caused three of her biggest Twitter stan accounts to deactivate their profiles. The intense backlash from her fans is bad news for ticket sales of Doja's upcoming Scarlet Tour. Several Instagram users said the artwork for the tour resembles a "sacrifice ritual" and "devil worship show." 

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After several months of back and forth with her fans, Doja Cat is suffering the consequences on her social media account. The rapper was forced to delete her Threads account a few days ago and, according to Hype Auditor, has currently lost almost 200k followers on her Instagram.

The controversy with Doja reached its peak when three of her biggest Stan accounts on Twitter deactivated their profile. They included Doja HQ, The Kittens Room, and Doja Cat News. She reportedly told them and other fans to "get a life, get a job, and help your parents with the house."

One of Doja's followers pointed out to her that she'd held a poll on Twitter to pick a name for her fans in 2020. The "Attention" rapper replied that she made that poll as an "alcoholic teen" and wrote, "My fans don't call themselves s**t."

Per the Daily Mail, Doja also recently criticized fans who called out her boyfriend, comedian Jeffrey Cyrus. The couple first revealed their relationship in November 2022 and were subsequently photographed kissing on a yacht.

Shortly after the photos circulated online, several people publicly accused Cyrus of sexual misconduct and grooming. According to Buzzfeed, the accusers shared screenshots of posts from Cyrus, where he references previous possible sexual assault he did.

Doja was upset about the criticism against her boyfriend and took to Twitter and Threads to clap back at fans. One tweet read, "I don't give a fuck what you think about my personal life."

The "Juicy" rapper also blocked several fans and told others not to use her "government name," which is Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini. She said to one follower, "You making my government name your [screen name] is creepy as f**k."

The intense controversy with her fans is bad news for Doja's upcoming The Scarlet Tour. It'll likely affect ticket sales for the tour, which starts on Halloween night in San Francisco. When Doja unveiled the artwork for the show, it was quickly slammed as satanic and criticized by fans for the bloody theme.

Several Instagram followers of the rapper said the tour was a "sacrifice ritual" and "devil worship show" because of the bloody-themed artwork. One fan commented on Doja's post, "She looks like she just killed a bunch of kids," and another wrote, "Not going to devil worship show."

The "Addiction" singer's tour art was seemingly inspired by the 1976 horror classic "Carrie" by Brian DePalma. The controversial bloody nude photo of Doja will also be used for her upcoming album. Although she previously claimed the album would be called "Hellmouth," Doja later revealed it is actually titled "First of All."

Just last week, Doja revealed that she'd gotten a new haircut on her Instagram page. The rapper got a pink buzz cut and had a black spider painted on the back of her head. The hairdo by artist Jackie Bieber matches Doja's new tattoo of a bat skeleton on her back. The tattoo was done by celebrity tattoo artist Mr. K.

The controversy with her fans isn't the first time Doja's gotten into trouble on social media. The "Vegas" singer almost quit the music industry last year and has threatened to do so several times. The "Woman" rapper was also at the center of a major controversy after being seen in a far-right chat room mingling with allegedly racist men.