Doja Cat not too long ago sat down with CBS News Sunday Morning to debate her forthcoming album, Vie. The mission is a follow-up to her 2023 mission, Scarlet, and is about to launch on Friday, Sept.26. Despite a number of Grammy awards and hit singles, Doja Cat reveals there have been many moments when she doubted herself. However, that’s not the case. “I’m very proud of the music I’m making now,” Doja Cat tells CBS host Michelle Miller. “I’m very excited because it’s things I wasn’t able to do before.”

The “Say So” rapper famous that she hadn’t been in a position to “hit certain riffs or runs” up to now. However, with a while and laborious work, she’s seen a major change. She added, “I used to joke about that….I used to pretend to [sing]. And then I just sucked it up and stopped joking so much and took myself more seriously.” In July, Doja Cat introduced that her forthcoming fifth studio album, music/information/doja-cat-vie-album-release-date-1236190468/”>Vie. The singer-rapper hopped on Instagram to share the thrilling announcement with followers, writing, “Je sais que tu es ma vie 🥖 Vie out 9/26.” The French phrase interprets to “I know you are my life.”

Doja Cat Refers To ‘Scarlet’ Album As A ‘Massive Fart’

Doja Cat seemingly launched into pop superstardom along with her tasks like Hot Pink (2019) and Planet Her (2021). However, the rapper-singer felt her abilities as an MC had been being doubted and determined to drop off Scarlet in 2023. According to Doja Cat, the mission was nearly like a “massive fart” she wanted to launch. “Not to diminish it, but it was a bit of like, I just need to get this out,” the rapper tells the music/doja-cat-vie-new-album.html”>New York Times.

Doja continued: “I thought fixing that would entail making music that was more visceral or more emotional or maybe more angry or more sad. And I enjoyed performing it onstage, but it didn’t get me all the way there.” That stated, nowadays, the rapper reveals to the outlet that she’s able to “return” to what she is aware of.