Did Doja Cat deactivate her Threads account? Fans React

Doja Cat, a well-known musician, and artist, has allegedly deactivated her Threads account after receiving a lot of backlash on the platform. She called out her own followers, which sparked a backlash from the community, and this led to the criticism.

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Doja Cat allegedly made the decision to deactivate her Threads account in response to the outrage, perhaps to stop the problem from getting worse or to take a break from using the platform.

However, as of now, there has been no confirmation of her account deactivation. However several fans have raised complaints of failing to see her recent threads on the platform, where she was seen criticizing the fans.

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One user wrote, “cant believe doja cat blocked me on threads after replying to her post abt her pedo bf”

“first person get cancelled on the threads app is doja cat 😭😭😭😭” another user tweeted.

Public celebrities like Doja Cat frequently come under intense scrutiny and conflicting perspectives on social media; as a result, it is usual for them to take breaks or modify their accounts in reaction.

Recently, the singer made headlines when she criticized some of her fans for utilizing her devoted fanbase’s unofficial moniker without her permission. The singer vented her annoyance in a string of deleted tweets, writing, “My fans don’t get to name themselves s—t.” She took particular exception to supporters using the terms “Kittens” or “Kittenz” without her permission.

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Discussions and responses on social media have been triggered by Doja Cat’s response to her followers’ self-described nickname. It is unclear how this situation will develop in the future because interactions with fans might occasionally result in misunderstandings or divergent opinions, just like they can with any other public person.