Fans of Doja Cat are concerned after her revealed peculiar body art labeled "demonic" and "Satanic."
The 27-year-old "Say So" singer recently unveiled more creepy body art additions just a few weeks after exhibiting a large bat skeleton tattoo across her back.
Doja Cat, whose real name is Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, took to Instagram to show off her latest body art- a spider tattoo on her back alongside an uncanny eyeball pierced by a sword tattooed onto her right hand.
Several seductive top-less photographs accompanied the daring display.
Mr. K from Bang Bang Tattoos is responsible for giving the singer her latest tattoos, with pictures on his Instagram page.
Fans had mixed reactions to these unusual designs; some even referred to them as "Satanic" in their comments section.
Responses to the "Planet Her" crooner's latest body art piece have been a mix of concern and confusion, per Meaww.
One fan commented, "It looks like the giving satanic goddess," prompting another to express their worry, saying, "Someone, please call this woman and make sure she's alright."
Others were critical of her decision to continue with the strange artwork, one writing, "This is a bad dojo, and it's getting worst. Just stop it."
Many fans appreciated LA native's latest venture, noting none of her tattoos were linked to Satan.
One fan commented, "Bats and spiders aren't related to the devil - they're just animals. It wouldn't be an issue with a picture of a cat or dolphin."
Another supporter added, "I don't understand why she's getting so much criticism; she's only being herself!"
In response to criticisms of Doja's new tattoo featuring a bat skeleton, spider, and sword going through an eye, one fan defended her, saying, "What makes it 'satanic'? Why does what she believes in the matter to any of you?"
Another follower added their two cents: "I don't know about the rest of you, but I love her new look. She crafted it with care and attention - she doesn't exist just for all of you.
Doja Cat has had her fair share of criticism for the tattoos on her body.
One that garnered an extreme reaction was the bat inked on her back. Despite her explanation of its significance, many did not take kindly to it.
In April, controversy surrounded this singer as she had a tattoo on her arm inspired by Fortunio Liceti's 'De Monstris' from 1665.
People were vocal about disapproving of her decision, with some going so far as to declare that it was akin to "selling her soul."
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