WAIT, Doja Cat just did a hit song… but without a microphone? If you attended her wild headlining show at Coachella 2024, it becomes a reality!
On the instant that she was supposed to belt out her hit “Fk The Girls(FTG)” from her number one album “Scarlet”, Doja Cat reached out to grab the mic from a crew member for support, but… nothing. An unforgettable turning event equivalent to that!
But a missing mic isn’t going to stop this rap superstar! Like the true professional she is, Doja Cat just continued the performance. She lip-synched the lyrics and performed the spirit dance moves of the song, and all without making a single noise. She even looked over sarcastically towards her crew a few times, “Hey, where’s the mic?
After all, the microphone fairy eventually showed up. But then, there was a brief technical stall. However, Doja Cat picked it up, switched it on like a boss, and went right back into the song. It was like the incident never occurred!
This mic drop moment earned the clip millions of likes after Pop Crave tweeted it. Doja Cat’s fans couldn’t have enough of her calmness while getting the job done. The comments read: “Didn’t even realize she doesn’t have a mic,” “She is such a pro!” and “Her stage presence is INSANE”.
Doja Cat improvises after not being given a microphone during her performance of “F**k The Girls” at #COACHELLA. HTTPS://T.CO/UCW8P8AT1M
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) APRIL 22, 2024
Yet, the story of Doja Cat’s performance is not only about getting through the technical issues. Even with the lowest ticket sales for Coachella in years, she took the audience by storm and left everyone in sheer awe. Furthermore, it was also the first time when she made history, becoming the second Black woman to headline the event after Beyoncé performed 2018 .
Meanwhile, while Doja was heating up the stage, there was something horrible happening just outside – Kid Cudi had to leave the show early after he hurt himself trying to jump;



[…] Doja Cat: Her fifth album Vie (released late September) marked a “romance era” shift with French-inspired sophistication and vocal experiments, but it underperformed commercially compared to priors—debuting with just 13.5 million Spotify streams in week one, a 50% drop from Scarlet’s 26 million and 10% from Planet Her‘s 29 million. Reports cite fan fatigue from her genre-hopping (rap to pop to R&B) and erratic promo; she went radio-silent on socials early in the year, delaying announcements amid peers like Megan Thee Stallion and SZA dropping dates. High-profile misfires include a “gross-out” red-carpet act at the September VMAs (licking a prop in a bizarre stunt) and a “terrible” Diamonds Are Forever cover at the March Oscars, where she later admitted nerves led to “flats” (off-key notes). She pulled from Austin City Limits in August to focus on Vie, signaling internal pressures, though positives like a strong VMA performance of “Jealous Type” and boundary-setting on album art show resilience. […]