Doja Cat rose from viral novelty track buzz to mainstream superstar with he… Read Full Bio ↴Doja Cat rose from viral novelty track buzz to mainstream superstar with her smooth, hypnotic, R&B-flecked pop songs of sexuality, friendship, and personal power. She gained some significant attention with her early releases, but it was her 2019 sophomore effort, Hot Pink, that took her to the top of the Hot 100. Subsequent charting singles and collaborations with SZA and Saweetie further solidified her star power, and made the arrival of her 2021 album Planet Her all the more hotly anticipated. A number two Billboard 200 hit, Planet Her also earned several Grammy nominations. Singles followed, including her savvy 2022 cover of Hole's "Celebrity Skin," 2022's "Vegas" off the Elvis soundtrack, and 2023's trip-hop-inflected "Attention," all of which spotlighted Doja's adventurous, genre-crossing sensibilities. The latter track and "Paint the Town Red" appeared on her fourth album, 2023's Scarlet, which found her digging deep into her rap and hip-hop roots and became her third consecutive album to hit the Top Ten of the Billboard 200. Doja Cat was born Amala Zandile Dlamini in 1995 in Tarzana, California, the daughter of South African actor Dumisani Dlamini and painter Deborah Elizabeth Sawyer. After moving to New York for a few years, she returned to California with her mother. As a child, she studied piano and took tap, ballet, and jazz dance lessons. She also discovered surfing and breakdancing. By her teens, she was teaching herself to sing and listening to an eclectic mix of hip-hop, indie rock, R&B, and electronic music. Doja also began recording songs on her computer and in 2014 released her debut EP, Purrr! She quickly found herself with a viral hit with the track "So High." More singles followed, including the languid "Nunchucks" and "No Police," each one grabbing attention online. Another single, "Mooo!," arrived in 2018 and quickly went viral. On the heels of that success, Doja Cat issued her full-length debut album, Amala, which found her expanding upon her dreamy, meme-friendly sound with more hip-hop-, pop-, and R&B-infused tracks, including "Candy" and "Roll with Us." In 2019, she issued an expanded version of Amala that added the singles "Juicy" and "Tia Tamara," featuring Rico Nasty. Her sophomore album, Hot Pink, was quick to follow; with features from Smino, Gucci Mane, and Tyga, the 2019 LP leaned more into the sexually wry aspects of her ever-shifting persona. A Top Ten hit on the Billboard 200, the album's fifth single, "Say So," pushed her even further up the charts. After making a steady rise in the Hot 100 at the start of 2020, the multi-platinum track finally hit number one in May, boosted by a Nicki Minaj remix. After picking up a couple of American Music Awards, Doja carried the momentum from her breakout year into 2021. She began appearing alongside established celebrities more frequently, adding a guest feature to Saweetie's single "Best Friend," contributing to an Ariana Grande remix with Megan Thee Stallion, and releasing the SZA-assisted single "Kiss Me More." All of this led up to the June 2021 release of her third full-length studio album, Planet Her. It featured guest spots from Young Thug, the Weeknd, JID, and others, and its cover art was shot by photographer David LaChapelle. The album, which reached number two on the Billboard 200 and topped the R&B albums chart, also garnered Grammy nominations for Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album. In February 2022, Doja hit number 18 on the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart with a cover of Hole's "Celebrity Skin," which featured lyrics reworked by her and Courtney Love. That same year, she reached the Top Ten of the Hot 100 with "Vegas," her contribution to the soundtrack to director Baz Luhrmann's Elvis biopic. In June 2023, she debuted the '90s trip-hop-inspired "Attention" as the first track released off her fourth studio album, Scarlet. Another song, "Paint the Town Red," followed that August as the official first single. Arriving that September, the album found Doja balancing her pop-R&B style with tracks that embraced her rap and hip-hop roots. It featured production by a handful of artists, including Earl on the Beat, D.A. Got That Dope, and Y2K, among others. A Top Five album on both the Billboard 200 and Rap Albums charts, Scarlet also earned several Grammy nominations, including Best Pop Solo Performance for "Paint the Town Red" and Best Rap Song for "Attention."

HANGOVERZ
Doja Cat Lyrics

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I'on fuck with them hangovers
Fuck with them hangovers
Fuck with them hangovers, no
I'on fuck with them hangovers
Fuck with them hangovers
Fuck with them hangovers, no
I'on fuck with them hangovers
Fuck with them hangovers

Fuck with them hangovers, no
I'on fuck with them hangovers
Fuck with them hangovers, no no

My girls, they came over
Told the, "Oh, Doja, sip on this track, Doja
I mean it'll be dank, Doja
Tomorrow you'll roll over
Covered in old soda imported from God knows
But you know you gon' wanna
'Nother sip on top of that
Don't give me cold shoulder
When the party is all over
You gon' feel like you in coma
And 70 years older
So take it like a soldier"
Let's put some 'mac' into your Macintosh
Jackin' niggas jackets
And catchin' these niggas jackin' off (Ha)
It's practically impractical
Gladly, I'm way tanner than you and Santana
You know (Oh)
My niggas' bandannas, with colorful bandannas
Oh, and they all colder than polar bears
All coke in they noses
Also: 'oh, Doja just want more'
But don't fuck with them hangovers (you know)

I don't fuck with them hangovers
Fuck with them hangovers, fuck
With them hangovers, no
I don't fuck with them hangovers
Fuck with them hangovers, fuck
With them hangovers, no
I don't fuck with them hangovers
Fuck with them hangovers, fuck
With them hangovers, no
I don't fuck with them hangovers
Fuck with them hangovers, fuck

With them hangovers, no
No

Overall Meaning

In this song, Doja Cat is expressing her dislike for hangovers. She repeats over and over that she does not "fuck with them hangovers" and urges her listeners to avoid them as well. She describes how her friends come over with a drink and advise her to drink it, promising that it will be good. However, Doja insists that she does not want to deal with the aftermath of a hangover the next day, feeling exhausted and old.

Further in the song, Doja Cat showcases her lyrical prowess, with playful puns and metaphors. She talks about putting some 'mac' (slang for Macintosh laptops) into her Macintosh and stealing jackets from men. She also mentions her friends wearing colorful bandannas and having colds from snorting coke. Despite these playful references, the overall message of the song remains clear - Doja Cat does not want to deal with hangovers.

Line by Line Meaning

I'on fuck with them hangovers
I don't mess with experiencing hangovers

Fuck with them hangovers
I don't want to deal with feeling sick from drinking too much

Fuck with them hangovers, no
I'd rather avoid the uncomfortable aftermath of heavy drinking

My girls, they came over
My female friends visited me

Told the, "Oh, Doja, sip on this track, Doja
They suggested that I drink while recording music

I mean it'll be dank, Doja
They felt the outcome of the music would be of high quality

Tomorrow you'll roll over
The next day you'll wake up feeling the effects of the alcohol

Covered in old soda imported from God knows
The individual will wake up with a dry mouth from drinking sugary drinks mixed with alcohol the night before

But you know you gon' wanna
Despite this, you will still crave drinking more alcohol

'Nother sip on top of that
You'll want another drink to satisfy your craving

Don't give me cold shoulder
Don't ignore me because of my actions while under the influence

When the party is all over
After the party has finished

You gon' feel like you in coma
You will feel as though you were in a coma

And 70 years older
You'll feel like you have aged a great deal in just one night

So take it like a soldier"
Handle the situation with strength and resilience

Let's put some 'mac' into your Macintosh
Let's make your computer perform at its best

Jackin' niggas jackets
Stealing someone's clothes

And catchin' these niggas jackin' off (Ha)
And catching men masturbating

It's practically impractical
It doesn't make much sense

Gladly, I'm way tanner than you and Santana
I am much more tan than you and Santana

You know (Oh)
You are aware of this fact

My niggas' bandannas, with colorful bandannas
My male friends wear colorful bandanas

Oh, and they all colder than polar bears
They are very cool people

All coke in they noses
They have cocaine in their noses

Also: 'oh, Doja just want more'
Additionally, I want more of something

But don't fuck with them hangovers (you know)
But I do not want to deal with the aftermath of heavy drinking

No
End of song

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Comments from YouTube:

sabrina quiroz

8y↑21

I love how she used the oldies flow into her song overall I love her

Miles

4y↑11

Came here because I randomly found this song in my files and have no clue where it came from and why I have it
Very thankful, the song is a masterpiece. I am getting tyler the creator vibes