If you are on the internet in the past few months, you would definitely know that Doja Cat is perhaps the most eccentric and unpredictable artist in the industry today.
Characterized by her feminine and outlandish type of songs with sharp rap verses, Doja Cat seemed to be threading between genres, making her a very skilled artist in general.
Doja Cat New Career Plans
Sharing more on V Magazine in a new cover shoot, Doja Cat revealed that her upcoming new projects will be something that her fans wouldn't have expected from her.
"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," she admitted to the publication.
According to Doja Cat, her inspiration for his new art is largely drawn from her Instagram algorithm. Aside from staying up to trend on TikTok, Doja Cat is also inspired by the people she sees on Instagram, may it be from painting, makeup, fashion, hair, and even architecture.
"It has changed my outlook on art in a very big way. My fans can look at my fellow list to see the young, upcoming, underrated, and incredibly artists I follow," she added.
Asked about which creative realms she wish to expand on, Doja Cat had a surprising answer. She said that she would want to open up a gallery and showcase her paintings and sculptures.
Like many musicians, rappers, and artists, she also wanted to dive into acting.
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Doja Cat New Music Genre
As of this writing, Doja Cat has not yet revealed the title of her new album. Although she released the banger that is "Attention," fans don't seem to grasp what the next project would look like for her, and what it would sound like.
In a shocking tweet, Doja Cat previously trashed her two albums, "Planet Her" and "Hot Pink," describing them as "cash grabs."
In the same interview with V Magazine, Doja Cat addressed the fit and teased what she is about to offer now.
"I have thrown fits my whole career because I have been making music that didn't allow me to have a mental release. I have been making music that is palatable, marketable, and sellable, that has allowed me to be where I am. Now I am making music that allows me to express the way I feel about the world around me."
