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‘Lost respect for Doja Cat’: Rapper's takedown of Noah Schnapp over IG messages leak backfires

'She needs to apologise to Noah. He’s a teenager!' said a fan

We all know that the recent ongoing beef between the 26-year-old Grammy winning pop star Doja Cat and ‘Stranger Things’ star Noah Schnapp has clearly divided the fans on social media. It actually started when Cat expressed her liking for breakout star Joseph Quinn and asked Noah Schnapp to help her in the DMs as she didn’t know if Joseph had an Instagram account or not. That entire now-deleted instagram conversation between the singer and star was then posted by Noah Schnapp on his TikTok account as a video. In a way we saw he was trolling Doja Cat.

After all that controversial drama where netizens started making fun of the singer, finally she addressed the issue. Doja went live on her TikTok account on July 7. She started talking about the same and said, “First let's try to be chill about it. To be fair, this is like a kid. I don't know how old he is, but there's no way he's over 21. When you're that young, you make mistakes. You do dumb s--t." However she also added that their entire conversation had been “So unbelievably socially unaware and wack. Like, that's like borderline snake s—t. That's like, weasel s--t. And like, I'm not saying that encapsulates his entire personality. Noah is not like the definition—like I wouldn't imagine he is. Maybe he is?.”

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Definitely, fans did not expect the singer to roast Noah Schnapp so brutally on TikTok. It especially didn’t settle down well with the ardent ‘Stranger Things’ fans globally. Following this ruckus and ongoing controversy that’s getting unstoppable now, according to Los Angeles Times, it is true that Doja Cat has lost nearly 200K followers on Instagram because of the same.

If this was not enough, then now the fans are having a blast on Twitter. They have started lashing out on Doja Cat for her hurtful way of calling out Noah Schnapp who is just a teenage star. Twitter has turned itself into a tweet fest with everyone making fun of singer and roasting her.

“If it was the other way around and a 26 year old man was messaging a 17year old female that question, they would of got in trouble. It’s awful! I’ve lost respect for Doja Cat after this! She needs to apologise to Noah. He’s a teenager! #dojacatleaked,” said a fan. “#DojaCat needs to push those eyes together and see where she had #Noahschnapp fucked up. #dojacatleaked,” a fan said. “She shouldn’t have played with the wrong mf! But Someone said we gonna send her ass to the upside down I’m crying. #Noahschnapp #DojaCat   #StrangerThings,” shared another fan.

“Yes, Noah Schnapp is 17. But he is old enough to know right from wrong. What he did was try to publicly humiliate someone for attention. @DojaCat only reacted to someone trying to provoke and humiliate her and pointed out his age herself. #dojacatleaked #Noahschnapp,” shared another fan. “People ask me why I don’t believe headlines. That’s a 27YO grown ass woman including a 17YO minor but somehow he’s the snake in the grass. #DojaCatPervy that’s typical predator behavior. #SupportNoahSchnapp #dojacatleaked #SketchyDojoCat,” a fan mentioned. “Imagine Doja cat’s boyfriend finding out that Doja has a huge crush on Joseph Quinn #FYP #foryou #DojaCat #Noahschnapp #StrangerThings,” added a fan.

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As for Noah who gained one million new followers on social media, he trolled the singer again by posting a TikTok video on July 13 which has used her song 'Kiss Me More.'

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