 Genius Lyrics
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Doja Cat – Paint The Town Red
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[Intro: Dionne Warwick] / By / Walk on by / Walk on by / Walk on by / Walk on by / [Chorus: Doja Cat] / Yeah, bitch, I said what I said / I'd rather be famous instead / I let all
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21 Savage & Doja Cat – n.h.i.e.
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“n.h.i.e.” unites 21 Savage with Doja Cat for their first collaboration. The song was originally intended to appear on Doja’s fourth studio album Scarlet, being previewed live
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Doja Cat – Attention
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“Attention” is a promo single, released on June 16, 2023, ahead of Doja Cat’s upcoming fourth-studio album that is expected to be released later this year. On the hip-hop and jazz-
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Doja Cat – Agora Hills
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In “Agora Hills,” Doja Cat evokes the complex feelings of wanting to publicize a love that must be kept private out of necessity, and whatever that necessity may be. Throughout the
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Doja Cat (Ft. Ariana Grande) – I Don't Do Drugs
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“I Don’t Do Drugs” is the third collaboration with singer Ariana Grande and is the sixth track of Doja Cat’s third studio album, Planet Her.
In January, Doja hinted at a
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Central Cee – Doja
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“Doja” is Central Cee’s first single since the release of his February 2022 mixtape 23 as well as a string of music videos from the mixtape. The track’s beat samples Eve and Gwen
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Doja Cat – Candy
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“Candy” is the third single from Amala, released on March 23, 2018.
Despite being released in 2018, it gained mainstream traction and began charting in late 2019, due to its usage
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Doja Cat (Ft. SZA) – Kiss Me More
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“Kiss Me More” marks Doja’s first collaboration with SZA and is an introduction to Doja’s highly anticipated third studio album, titled Planet Her. The song was initially teased
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Ariana Grande & Doja Cat – motive
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“motive” is the third track from Ariana’s sixth studio album, positions. It marks the first collaboration between Grande and Doja Cat.
The collaboration was first teased on May 13
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Doja Cat – Been Like This
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“Been Like This” is the ninth track of Doja Cat’s third-studio album, Planet Her. Over a smooth trap beat—similar to her Hot Pink’s hit “Streets”—Doja Cat addresses manipulative
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Doja Cat – Alone
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“Alone” is the thirteenth track of Doja Cat’s third-studio album Planet Her. In the track, Doja talks about becoming comfortable with herself and learning to accept being alone.
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Doja Cat – Need To Know
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“Need To Know” is the second promo single off Doja Cat’s third studio album, Planet Her. The song’s existence was first made known in a Billboard article posted by author Meaghan
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Doja Cat (Ft. JID) – Options
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“Options” is the tenth track off Doja Cat’s third-studio album Planet Her and her first collaboration with Atlanta rapper JID. The song speaks on both lovers fooling around with
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Doja Cat (Ft. Gunna) – Why Why
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“Why Why” is the 19th track on Doja Cat’s deluxe version of “Planet Her” and the 5th newest addition to the album itself. This song marks the first collaboration between Doja and
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Doja Cat – Wild Beach
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[Verse 1] / Let the waves carry you down to my doorstep / Rest your weary souls on my shores, yeah / Sand and the sun and the tropical breeze, yeah / You can get away from the
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Doja Cat – Addiction
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“Addiction” is a song that blurs the line between being addicted to a person and getting high. The song is a bit more house and disco-influenced than other songs on Hot Pink to fit
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Doja Cat (Ft. Gucci Mane) – Like That
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“Like That” is the first collaboration between Doja Cat and Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane. The two artists both speak on how they want their partner to act with them.
The song was
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Doja Cat – Naked
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“Naked” is the second track off Doja Cat’s third studio album Planet Her, and discusses sexuality through the idea of becoming more comfortable getting naked and being intimate
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Doja Cat – Juicy
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“Juicy” is one of three tracks released on the deluxe edition of Doja Cat’s debut studio album, Amala, alongside “MOOO!” and the Rico Nasty-assisted “Tia Tamera.”
On the track
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Doja Cat – So High
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[Pre-Chorus] / Blow, weed, coke, pop X / Speedin' up the heartbeat bangin' in the chest / When you put it on me you relieve my stress / You got me so high, takin' deep, deep
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Doja Cat – Body Language
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[Intro] / I think I need something new, something you got for me / I'm the one to give it to, to get into, I'm ready / I'ma get comfortable / 'Cause you know I won't be here all
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Anne-Marie (Ft. Doja Cat) – To Be Young
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On “To Be Young,” Anne-Marie teams up with American rapper Doja Cat to celebrate and resonate the reckless years of youth and love. It marks the first collaboration between Anne-
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Doja Cat – Bottom Bitch
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“Bottom Bitch”, released October 3rd, is a promotional single to her upcoming sophomore album Hot Pink.
The song samples “What’s My Age Again?” by blink-182, with the original
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Bebe Rexha (Ft. Doja Cat) – Baby, I'm Jealous
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“Baby, I’m Jealous” is the first single of Bebe Rexha’s second album Better Mistakes. The song is about how the artist felt when she found out that her boyfriend was liking
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Doja Cat & The Weeknd – You Right (Extended)
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“You Right (Extended)” is the extended version of Doja Cat and The Weeknd’s song “You Right”. It features an extra verse from Doja, which was intended to be part of the original
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Doja Cat (Ft. Young Thug) – Payday
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“Payday” is a spirited rap song featuring famous Atlanta rapper Young Thug, and is the third track to appear on her third studio album Planet Her.
Initially, in April 2020, Doja
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Doja Cat – Imagine
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“Imagine” is the twelfth song on Doja Cat’s third studio album Planet Her, wherein she reflects on her rise to pop stardom, her career, and personal success. She ultimately knows
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Doja Cat (Ft. Smino) – Won't Bite
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On “Won’t Bite,”‘ Doja sings about how she doesn’t look as mean and nasty as she might look on the outside. Doja voices her dislike for fake men trying to play her for just sex.
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Doja Cat (Ft. Eve) – Tonight
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“Tonight” is the third new song on the deluxe edition of Planet Her. The song, which features Eve, was first teased in Doja’s YouTube RELEASED interview when she revealed a
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Doja Cat – Love To Dream
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“Love To Dream” was first previewed by Doja Cat during an Instagram Live made on May 17, 2021. A day later, Doja confirmed the title of the song on a tweet.
https://twitter.com/
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Doja Cat – Ride
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“Ride” is the 18th track on Doja Cat’s deluxe version of “Planet Her” and the 4th new addition to the album itself. The song speaks about feeling like her partner isn’t mindful of
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Doja Cat – Shine
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[Chorus] / Ruby red, bright, bright / Diamonds on shine, should be legally blind / The smile pearl white, white / Diamonds on shine if I ever can't find 'em (Shine) / [Post-Chorus
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Doja Cat – Regular Degular
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[Intro] / Shee! / Kyah! / Bitch! / It's Doja / Ooh, ooh, ooh / Wait, yeah / Yeah, say this ain't / Say this ain't / [Chorus] / This ain't regular deg (Bitch!) / This my Kevyn
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Tyga & Doja Cat – Freaky Deaky
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For their second ever collaborative effort “Freaky Deaky,” Californian duo Tyga and Doja Cat take turns discussing their sexual preferences.
A repetitive but catchy instrumental
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Doja Cat – Rules
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“Rules,” is a single track off Doja’s second studio album Hot Pink, following last year’s Amala.
The track follows “Bottom Bitch,” another promotional single off the album
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Doja Cat & Tyga – Juicy
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On the remix to her hit single “Juicy,” Doja Cat enlists fellow L.A. artist Tyga for a guest verse, marking the first ever collaboration between the two.
On August 15, 2019, Doja
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Doja Cat – Dizzy
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[Produced by Lone] / [Intro] / And I can't go nowhere without you / And I can't go nowhere without you / And I can't go nowhere without you / [Chorus] / You make me so dizzy
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Doja Cat – WYM Freestyle
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[Intro] / Fuck this beat / Yeah, fuck it, mm, wait, uh (Fuck it) / Fuck it, mm, wait, uh (Fuck it) / Fuck it, mm, wait, uh (Fuck it) / Fuck this beat, mm, wait (Ah-ah) / Fuck it
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Doja Cat – Celebrity Skin
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For this cover of the classic Hole song “Celebrity Skin”, Doja Cat teams up with prolific pop-punk producers Travis Barker and Dark Waves. First revealed in an Instagram Live on
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Doja Cat – Casual
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[Intro] / Take it off, follow me now, let me in, don't shut me out / Don't tell me you love me if that's not how it really is / Take it off, follow me now, let me in, don't shut me
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Doja Cat – Vegas
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[Intro: Shonka Dukureh] / Yeah, ah, get it / Yeah, ah, get it / Yeah, yeah, ah, get it / Yeah, ah, get it / Yeah, ah, get it / Yeah / [Chorus: Doja Cat, Shonka Dukureh] / You ain't
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Doja Cat – Up And Down
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“Up And Down” is a song by Doja Cat, that premiered on her Instagram live in 2018 including footage of the production of the song. It was originally intended for her sophomore
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Doja Cat – Better Than Me
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[Intro] / Better than me / All of them bitches ain't better than me / I know you wanted somethin' else at your feet / You gon' figure out you lost one and that's me (Yeah, yeah
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