Doja Cat Sparks madly after accusing a fan of touching it

Cat The hot debate on the Internet after calling a fan of allegedly touched it without permission during a modern confrontation that soon became viral on Tiktok.

The moment concerned was published by the influencer Pablo Tamaio, who shared a video of his interaction with the Grammy Prize -winning artist outside an event.

In the clip, Pablo was seen reducing his shirt, part of the new Braid collection, and handing it over to a doga cat after completing it.

“I am about to give the Doja Cat shirt, because she is the iconic girl,” he hears in the video.

The two then participate in a hug, as Duja wraps her leg around the Pablo waist while they were talking. Pablo puts his hands on her shoulders, and it seems that the two enjoy a fun moment.

He hung the video, “When you love Doja Cat, your shirt, give it your shirt”, put a mark on the singer with a message, “Love Youdojacat”.

However, Vepby quickly turned after the video has gained traction.

Take doja to x (Previously Twitter) in a leaflet has since been deleted to express her annoyance with the interaction.

“The bottom line is that I will smile for you, but this does not mean that I am F-Ak with you,” she wrote. “Do not touch me and move me when you don’t even know me.

I continued in a follow -up tweet. “I think frankly that I need to defend myself at the present time. It was not even known as F-Akin.

Then she added, “I threw this shirt A-long-to-reach.”

In response to the fans’ questions, Doja explained that although the fan was “a good smell”, it was uncomfortable “how comfortable it touched me and kissed me without asking for permission.”

When I was asked why she seemed to enjoy the moment, she replied, “I was very drunk with what I told you.”

The reverse reaction was immediate and deeply divided. Critics accused the singer of being tough towards a fan who was no harm.

“It refers to you because it is not able to enforce its borders,” one of the users wrote.

Another added, “Imagine your favorite artist’s meeting, then log in to social media to see you talking about you and being a mold. I will be embarrassing.”

A third pointed out that the “great smell” is the zipria associated with the Doja Cat tweet, “noting the contracting comments.

“Lol was not as if she had hated this interaction at all ??” He said fourth with confusion.

“You can say that all of it was fake from the beginning,” someone else has responded.

Others supported Duja, noting the importance of respecting personal boundaries, regardless of celebrities.

A person said: “Duja, they can never make me hate you.”

“Wait, but as if it gives the best friends the energy together,” another comment.