Doja Cat gets to the 65th Annual GRAMMY Awards held at Crypto.com Arena on February 5, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. Michael Buckner for Variety
Doja Cat is debuting some evil brand-new body art. The 27-year-old rap artist required to her Instagram Story on Saturday (Aug. 26) to display a fresh tattoo of a scythe on the side of her head.
In the photo, Doja sporting activities a carefully cut head with blonde hair while flaunting the newly tattooed harvesting device, which is frequently related to the Grim Reaper. As seen the picture, the scythe’s take care of slides down the rear of her neck while the sharp blade twists around her ear.
Doja’s newest body art very closely straightens with her various other current tattoos. In May, she revealed a sprawling portrait of a winged animal’s skeletal system covering her whole back. That was come before by a spider and an antelope skull completely engraved onto her lower arms.
Imagery of a scythe shows up in Doja’s brand-new horror-themed video for “Paint the Town Red,” which has actually gotten to No. 15 on the Billboard Hot 100 graph. In the video clip, the rap artist dancings with both the adversary as well as a Grim Reaper-esque Death number, that possesses a scythe.
Doja Cat flaunts brand-new scythe tattoo. pic.twitter.com/HIImhj5Ajc
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While the title of Doja’s upcoming 4th workshop cd is still an enigma, she has actually offered followers a variety of ideas concerning the visual of her brand-new document, from the blood-stained layouts of her intro video clips to the scary feelings of the main video for “Attention.” The honest collection will certainly function as the main unabridged follow-up to Planet Her, Doja’s knockout 3rd workshop cd, which generated a bunch of hits consisting of “Kiss Me More” (with SZA), “Get Into It (Yuh),” as well as “You Right” (with The Weeknd).
Earlier in the week, Doja teased on Instagram she has something arriving on Sept. 1. The picture includes a dark shape of the “Need to Know” vocalist using a set of adversary’s horns. “9.1.23,” she captioned the message with an hourglass emoji.
