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Rapper Doja Cat Claps Back At Trolls Calling Her Picture ‘White Washed’

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American rapper, Amalaratna Zandile Dlamini, popularly known as Doja Cat reacted to people calling her ‘white washed’ after  YouTube shared a picture of the rapper on Tuesday.

YouTube had earlier shared a photo of the rapper as the face of its ‘#WCE’ playlist released on Tuesday.

Doja Cat

People immediately reacted to the picture, claiming that YouTube lightened Doja’s appearance.

Doja Cat immediately responded to the comments in a series of instagram stories.

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The 24-year-old slammed the comments by defending her multi-racial identity.

In the video, Doja records herself scrolling through the comments while clarifying her racial heritage.

She said: “If you’re stupid as f*ck you probably left a comment under this picture talking about this,”

Watch video below:

Read comments below:

Kristy D said:”Repeat after me, Editors lightened her skin, not Doja”

“oh dang why’d they make her white,” one read, while another said “Doja’s light but she’s not that light.”

Melanin said: “Ight imma head out, The caucasity jumped out.”

However, a few believed that YouTube purposely lightened her skin. They wrote: ‘Editors lightened her skin, not Doja’ and ‘Doja please don’t let them whitewash you …that pic is over exposed.’

Others were of the opinion that it was a marketing strategy, saying “I guess the more closer to white you are the more you market, right?”

But a few of her fans defended the rapper, urging people to focus on her music instead of her skin color. One said: “Isn’t she half white, why is this even a problem,’ one wrote, with another adding ‘How about focus on her talent and not her skin tone.”

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