Doja Cat has brutal message for parents taking their children to her shows

If you follow Doja Cat you know the artists really likes to speak her mind...

In what seemed like an outpouring of her inner workings, Doja Cat let her fans know how she was really feeling.

The rapper and singer went on a brutal tirade on her social media page to address an issue which really seems to be bugging the star.

And it seems like something Doja has been bottling up for a while because she really didn’t pull her punches.

It certainly left her fans in two camps, some arguing she went a step too far with her word choice and others who simply love her candid take on whether children should be at her shows.

In short, Doja Cat believes if you have children, you should leave them at home and not bring them to her shows.

But err... how she said it, might explain just how strongly she feels about the matter.

“I don’t know what the f*** you think this is but i don't make music for children so leave your kids at home motherfucker,” she wrote on X on April 26.

“I’m rapping about c**, why are you bringing your offspring to my show.

“I’m rappin about eatin d*** and pis**** on his v-cut, leave your mistake at home.”

Doja Cat believes if you have children, you should leave them at home and not bring them to her shows. (ALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images)

So yeah.... she really did hammer home the point she is not a PG artist for young children, eh.

But some fans were less than impressed with her calling other people’s children a mistake.

“Agree bringing kids to your show is not a good choice, but calling your fans’ children a mistake is so rude,” one fan wrote

“I recently attended Coachella and saw you perform with my cousins who are kids I was so disappointed when i saw you playing around with the mud naked while your booty was showing I left the show and wrote a complaint and I was extremely disappointed do better thank you,” wrote another unimpressed fan.

Some fans were less than impressed with her calling other people’s children a mistake. (Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Coachella)

“I know u not calling kids mistakes doja that’s very offensive,” another wrote.

“Doja I love you but gurl what is happening 💀 can I get an answer pleased,” a fourth commented.

The singer seemed less than bothered by those who objected to her comments and answered one fan who said it was offensive by stating ‘it’s f****** hilarious’.

So, while her publicists may be screaming at Doja to stop, it seems the singer is standing her ground on the matter.