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by Imjusdior on 10/19/18The Foundry - PhiladelphiaWas an amazing show an great venue was my first time there
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Doja Cat on Tour
If you've heard Doja Cat spit her game then you already know what kind of confidence and swagger she brings to her delightfully vulgar and wholly visionary combination of rap, R&B and pop. The Los Angeles star sounds on top of the world whether she's goofing on her viral novelty hit "Mooo!" (in which she pretends to be a cow) or laying down the law for would-be lovers on "Rules": "Said play with my p***y, but don't play with my emotions." All of that style and substance carries over to the stage, where Doja Cat gleefully works the crowd swathed in wigs and clothes that complement her loud and kaleidoscopically shifting vocals. Blessed with the rugged and raw mike skills of a veteran MC, and the high-flying mind of a pop auteur, Doja Cat throws shows that fans and newcomers alike aren't quick to forget.
Doja Cat in Concert
Doja Cat was born Amalaratna Zandile Dlamini to a South African actor (he appeared in the Whoopi Goldberg film Sarafina!) and an accomplished Jewish-American painter. She grew up primarily in the suburbs of Los Angeles, channeling her early desire and talent for performance into dance: tap, ballet, jazz, breakdancing, etcetera. But she discovered music before finishing high school and hasn't looked back. Inspired by her teenage love for marijuana, she named herself Doja Cat and self-released a spacey soul-meets-rap cut called "So High" in 2013. By the end of 2014, she would be signed to RCA, hear that same song on an episode of Empire and drop her debut EP, Purrr!. Boosted by viral challenges along the way, Doja Cat's songs slowly crept into the mainstream as her approach became more polished. Her 2018 full-length Amala zeroed in on a winning combination of unabashed sexuality and unrestrained creativity, while 2019's Hot Pink album, with guest spots by Tyga, Gucci Mane and Smino, showcased an artist whose skill for smart, often hilarious rhyme-spitting had grown in lockstep with her ability to craft unique pop songs powered by hooky melodies.
Was an amazing show an great venue was my first time there
Best show I’ve been to in a while ! She did great!
First of all,HOW MANY OPENING ACTS DO YOU NEED?ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU ARE AN HOUR AND HALF LATE.The 1st guy was the worst.sound like a mixtape made in someone moldy unfinished basement. The 2nd girl couldn't sing. The two girls that came out were hilarious I liked their energy. The 4th guy is irrelevant. Security was ok they could've did something about the homeless dudes harassing people. When Doja finally came out she only did a few lines from each song. She didn't perform them fully. Just moo and Nintendo I think. I feel like she did Detroit dirty. The opening acts lasted longer than her which is awful cause I came here for her not sound cloud dudes.she performed under an hour Concert ended before 12. I just felt like she didnt put a whole lot of love into Detroit which is lame. Detroit loves Doja. Show us a little more love next time. Also you looked really pretty. Also I heard the people who paid for vip didnt get to meet you so I'm glad I didnt pay for it I would have been livid.
Vibrant performer Full of energy great interaction in with the crowd
The best show I’ve ever been too at the Bronze Peacock!
Doja Cat was amaaazing, she was everything I expected AND MORE. Sudan archives was beyond gorgeous and I’m so glad I have a new artist to listen to. But Kilo Kish... the reason why I wanted to come to the concert was because Kilo and Doja are two of my favorite artists. I’ve been listening to Kilo since 2012 so I was super excited to see her. So it was reallyyy disappointing how she didn’t perform any of her old music, like NONE of her old music at all... It was all new music and music she hasn’t released yet! Super disappointing...but Doja and Sudan were amazing so that’s why I gave this concert five stars because Doja CAME THRU!! ❤️