Doja Cat has had quite the eventful few days on multiple fronts. Most recently, the artist delivered a standout performance at the 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in Cleveland, where she honored OutKast's induction by performing a sultry rendition of "Ms. Jackson." The Morning Hustle reports that her performance, complete with live instrumentation and a reworked vocal arrangement, paid respect to the legendary duo while adding her own flair. The moment marked a powerful full-circle instance of a chart-topping Gen Z artist breathing new life into a hip-hop classic for a new generation. Though some noted minor audio and staging issues, the performance was widely praised for its ambition and energy across social media.
Looking back slightly further, Doja Cat's 2025 Oscars appearance continues generating conversation. The artist performed "Diamonds Are Forever" during the James Bond tribute segment while wearing a custom ensemble by Brett Alan Nelson featuring over one million Swarovski crystals. In a candid Instagram post following some online criticism, she reflected honestly on the experience, acknowledging that nerves affected her performance. She wrote that she hit some flat notes but expressed gratitude for the opportunity and pride in pushing herself artistically, despite mixed fan reactions online.
On the touring front, Doja Cat's Tour Ma Vie World Tour is actively happening right now. According to multiple venue listings, she performed in Tampa on November 13th at Benchmark International Arena and has upcoming shows scheduled across multiple cities and countries through 2026. Future tour dates appear to include Auckland's Spark Arena on November 18th and various North American locations through next year.
Additionally, Doja Cat was announced as part of the 2025 MTV VMAs performer lineup alongside Post Malone, Tate McRae, and others. The iHeartRadio network also included her in promotional materials for holiday programming this season.
Regarding her recorded output, her fifth studio album "Vie" continues receiving critical attention, with publications like Atwood Magazine conducting roundtable reviews of the genre-blending project focusing on themes of love and late-night introspection. Industry discussions also touched on her Grammy eligibility, with Rolling Stone reporting in early November that her album absence from this year's nominations wasn't due to any snub but rather timing considerations.
Overall, Doja Cat remains highly active across performance, touring, and critical discourse within the music industry.
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Episode Transcript
Goja Cat has had quite the eventful few days on
multiple fronts. Most recently, the artist delivered a standout performance
at the twenty twenty five Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame Induction ceremony in Cleveland, where she honored Outcast's induction
by performing a sultry rendition of Miss Jackson. The Morning
(00:21):
Hustle reports that her performance, complete with live instrumentation and
a reworked vocal arrangement, paid respect to the legendary duo
while adding her own preyer. The moment marked a powerful,
full circle instance of a chart topping gen Z artist
breathing new life into a hip hop classic for a
new generation. Though some noted minor audio and staging issues,
(00:44):
the performance was widely praised for its ambition and energy
across social media. Looking back slightly further, Goja Cat's twenty
twenty five Oscars appearance continues generating conversation. The artists performed
Diamonds Are Forever during the James Bond tribute segment while
wearing a custom ensemble by Brett Allen Nelson featuring over
(01:05):
one million Swarovski Christas. In a candid Instagram post, following
some online criticism, she reflected honestly on the experience, acknowledging
that nerves affected her performance. She wrote that she hit
some flat notes, but expressed gratitude for the opportunity and
pride in pushing herself artistically. Despite mixed fan reactions online.
(01:26):
On the touring front, Doja Cat's tour MAVI World Tour
is actively happening right now, according to multiple venueistings. She
performed in Tampa on November thirteenth at Benchmark International Arena
and has upcoming shows scheduled across multiple cities and countries
through twenty twenty six. Future tour dates appear to include
(01:47):
Auckland's Spark Arena on November eighteenth and various North American
locations through next year. Additionally, Doja Cat was announced as
part of the twenty twenty five ntv VMAs for Former
Life lineup, alongside Post Malone, Tate McCrae, and others. The
iHeartRadio Network also included her in promotional materials for holiday
(02:09):
programming this season. Regarding her recorded output, her fifth studio album,
The continues receiving critical attention, with publications like Atwood Magazine
conducting roundtable reviews of the genre blending project focusing on
themes of love and late night introspection. Industry discussions also
(02:30):
touched on her Grammy eligibility, with Rolling Stone reporting in
early November that her album absence from this year's nominations
wasn't due to any snub, but rather timing considerations. Overall,
(02:51):
Doja Cat remains highly active across performance, touring, and critical
discourse within the music industry. And that is it for today.
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