Peckerwood Manor

Ugh, with this one again. If Doja Cat wants to ruin her career, we should let her. Cancel Culture often gets it wrong, but we need a full reboot just for her. Doja was spotted wearing a t-shirt with a photo of an alt-right comedian, Sam Hyde, on it, and when she was called out, she doubled down. To add to your disgust, Hyde has been a suspect in a mass shooting. When she put the shirt on and posted photos, there was no way she didn't know that there would be a negative reaction. Some attention is better than none in that hellscape black hole of stupidity between her ears, so she trolls for headlines. It has been in our faces repeatedly, and when that's not enough, she trolls some more. She is trash. She is garbage. She is an awful person. Take her career to the woods and shoot it in the heart already.  Rarely do we see someone so willing to dismantle their career with such abandon and glee. Doja hates her fans and proves this as often as she can: her disdain is evident to every

Doja Cat must believe she has so much talent that it allows her to do and say anything she wants and get away with it. In the past, this has been true; her fans are one of the most stalwart fan bases I have ever seen, probably thinking her controversies made her a badass who didn't give any fucks. That can be alluring because so many people care what others think of them, and it stops them from doing or saying things that might offend or disappoint someone, even if it is true. For her young fan base, it was as if only they understood her unique genius, and they would defend her, claiming she's just complicated and misunderstood.  This time though, she stepped over that invisible line that goes into No Return Territory because this isn't the rapper's first brush with controversy, and she went too far. Since she came on the scene, Doja seemed to enjoy courting attention and never seemed to mind if it was negative; in fact, she acted as if she preferred it to be negative a