Doja Cat slams parents who let their kids listen to her explicit and graphic music

Doja Cat is upset that certain parents let their kids listen to her music.

The rapper headed to X, formerly known as Twitter, on Friday and expressed her concerns. She wrote: "idk what the f**k you think this is but i don't make music for children so leave your kids at home motherf****r." She created another post, writing: "im rapping about c*m why are you bringing your offspring to my show."

She posted one last post about the type of things she raps about. She wrote: "rappin about eatin d**k and pissin on his v-cut, leave your mistake at home."

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Her fans replied to the posts, agreeing with the rapper. One person wrote: "ahahahahaha exactly it doesn’t make sense." Another person wrote: "parental advisory content sticker on your albums for a reason." A third person wrote: "You have songs called 'cyber sex' 'f**k the girls' 'wet vagina' 'balut' 'bottom b***h' in what way are these “family friendly”? The fake outrage is hilarious."

It is not known what triggered Doja into going on a rant about her music and children going to see her in concert but this is not the first time she has burst out. She recently slammed nasty trolls who commented on her natural hair and compared it to "sheep and pubes" and "popcorn."

Her rant on X comes after she finished headlining Coachella. She made headlines after treating fans to six different outfit changes during her set on both Sunday shows. The singer is well-known for her looks and continued with the theme at the music festival by wearing a tiny fur bikini before stripping off to body tassels made of hair extensions.

She started her set singing Acknowledge Me, wearing oversized all-white hazmat suit with yellow rubber gloves and a long blonde wig. She then stripped out of the hazmat suit when performing Demons and wore a nude fishnet bodysuit, hair covered boots that looked like the same blonde extensions on her head.

After a short break, the singer returned on the stage and performed F**k the Girls (FTG) wearing a futuristic white bodice and matching booty shorts with thigh-high white boots. She ended up ditching the blonde wig. Her next outfit change involved her to wear a fur bikini, paired with matching boots and a pair of huge white sunglasses.