Doja Cat showed off her bare bust in an eye-popping shoot for in V Magazine this week.
The hitmaker, 27, who is gearing up for her first arena tour, went topless beneath a body stocking for her latest sizzling magazine shoot, in which she also posed in a thong.
The Grammy winner’s curly blonde hair was closely cropped and she accessorized with a several chains and pendants that included a large cross and large, square precious gem.
‘I have been making music that is palatable, marketable, and sellable, that has allowed me to be where I am,’ she admitted in the candid shoot.
‘Now I am making music that allows me to express the way I feel about the world around me.’
The Attention artist continued to display her devil may care atтιтude in a series of revealing black and white pictures.
Doja Cat, born Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, has seven top-10 hits under her belt.
The release of 2021’s Planet Her was so popular it catapulted the artist to the top of the charts, making the collection of songs the most streamed rap album by a female artist in Spotify history.
With that kind of success, the Boss B**ch artist seems to have the confidence to make the kinds of changes she deems necessary to go forward.
‘These upcoming projects are going to be very different compared to everything I have done and I am excited about that. I do not care if people are not.’
The American Music Award winner revealed her tastes are currently leaning toward ‘making rap, soul, and R&B music with jazz elements,’ explaining its a ‘representation of how I feel.’
The influencer, who was styled in a graphic T-shirt with the word ‘Cramps’ written in a spooky font over black panties and fishnet stockings, admitted she also brings this same atтιтude when it comes to her fashion choices.
‘When I wear black, when I wear metal, or very scantily clad outfits…it’s all a representation of how angry, liberated, and Sєxual I am.’
Doja added some controversy to the V pH๏τo shoot, posing with a lit cigarette.
The Streets singer revealed to Rolling Stone in 2021 that she had kicked the habit with the use of LSD.
‘Acid was a wonderful experience for me, but I felt I didn’t need it after a while,’ she told the outlet, explaining that her last trip was one that caused her to kick that habit and some others.
‘I was smoking lots of cigarettes. But I quit smoking because of the acid I took. I haven’t been able to smoke a cigarette since then.’
The Say So singer who often receives online criticism for some of her more controversial posts, appears to be using that kind feedback, as well as current affairs, to formulate new material.
‘I have been very inspired by hatred and outrage culture. It is something I will be reflecting on in my upcoming projects.’
The avid video game and anime fan said she will continue to turn to those platforms for ideas.
‘I am turned on by the idea of fantasy and the activity of world-building.’
‘It is very important in my line of work because I lean more towards the art-driven and visual worlds of performance.’
