‘She The Satan’: Pop Star Releases New Music That includes Demonic Imagery

Doja Cat shared the video for her newest single “Paint the City Purple” on Friday, that includes scenes of her getting cozy with the satan and dancing round subsequent to uncooked, bloody meat.

The music video reveals the well-known singer carrying satan’s horns and dancing by means of a demonic scene. She drops her lyrics whereas standing subsequent to the Grim Reaper, then melts in to the Reaper’s embrace whereas flaunting her curves in a form-fitting pink gown and hood. “Mmm, she the satan,” Doja, whose actual title is Amala Dlamini, sings at one level.

The only dropped on the heels of a big social media “unfollowing,” as a lot of Doja Cat’s followers opted to not tune in to her extremely controversial updates. Despite her lack of on-line reputation in current weeks, Doja Cat’s latest video is raking within the views on social media, with many followers making word of the truth that this new hit is a “banger,” despite the fact that they’re not solely on board with the artist.

The video has, after all, additionally been the goal of criticism resulting from its satanic imagery.

The star appeared to take intention at her haters by highlighting the reference within the lyrics of this new single.

“Yeah, bitch, I mentioned what I mentioned. I’d fairly be well-known as an alternative,” she wrote. (RELATED: ‘Eat My Lengthy And Heat Farts’: Doja Cats Inform Critics How She Actually Feels)

“I let all that get to my head. I don’t care, I paint the city pink,” she sang.

The video was directed by Nina McNeely and reportedly impressed by three work designed by Doja Cat herself, in response to the Every day Mail.