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Doja Cat’s past week has been a masterclass in headline-grabbing pop domination, marked by major touring news, high-profile brand campaigns, and her signature mix of viral moments and controversy. According to inmusicblog.com, November 18 marks the kickoff of her most ambitious global undertaking yet, the Tour Ma Vie World Tour. This tour supports her newly released fifth studio album Vie and will span 62 shows over five legs, outpacing her previous tours and catapulting her to even bigger arenas worldwide, including stops in Auckland, Melbourne, Manila, Tokyo, São Paulo, Paris, London, and a U.S. finale at Madison Square Garden in December 2026. The tour announcement has been called a major pop event, with rapid sell-outs and extra shows added due to demand. iHeart and Ticketmaster both confirm anticipation is sky-high, touting her cutting-edge stage presence and the promise of hit-packed performances featuring new singles like Jealous Type, Gorgeous, and Stranger alongside classics such as Paint the Town Red and Kiss Me More.
On the business front, Ray-Ban and Meta unveiled a global ad campaign starring Doja Cat and Teyana Taylor to promote the latest Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, as detailed by Optiknow.ca. The campaign focuses on futuristic wearables and creative tech, with Doja shown riding through Los Angeles and putting the new AI-powered glasses through their paces.
Doja Cat’s social media and public persona continue to stoke buzz. On Instagram, she recently addressed a viral moment involving a fan’s gifted tank top, clarifying that the exchange, while played for laughs, left her uncomfortable. Her Instagram also reveals she made her first-ever Australian nightclub appearance, hosting a pop-up at the iconic Ms Collins in Melbourne, an event widely promoted in the local press and drawing massive crowds. Historiciconss on Instagram notes her relationship with comedian J.Cyrus has become a topic of fan speculation and significant public attention this week.
Musically, while fans and critics debate whether her shocking recent post was a trolling move or a sincere cry for help—an ongoing theme with her unpredictable social media—most coverage is focused on her embrace of the more carefree, vibrant mood of Vie. Atwood Magazine’s review calls the album “fun, lighthearted, liberated… a radical shift from the heavier tone of Scarlet.” However, as newmediaaa_ points out, Vie quickly exited the Billboard 200 after debuting at number four and lasting five weeks, a brevity that some see as surprising for a pop titan of her caliber. Nonetheless, her pivot toward reinvention, brisk touring expansion, and continued headline-grabbing public image firmly keep Doja Cat at the center of the cultural conversation.
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