Boss Bitch Doja Cat

Boss Bitch Doja Cat is a song by American singer and rapper Doja Cat, featured on the Birds of Prey soundtrack Birds of Prey: The Album (2020). It was released as the soundtrack’s third single on January 24, 2020.

Boss Bitch Doja Cat Music Video

Doja posted pictures of herself at the video set on December 14, 2019. The accompanying music video was released on January 23, 2020, and features previously unseen footage of the then-unreleased Birds of Prey, as well as shots of Doja Cat fighting off enemies and moving around a dance floor with Harley. Scenes featuring the singer were directed by Jack Bergert.

Boss Bitch Doja Cat Composition

Boss Bitch Doja Cat is an “uptempo record” combined with a “poppy feel mixing layers of synths and cowbells”. The lyrical content was described as a “fiery clapback at her haters”.

Boss Bitch Doja CatCritical reception

Patrick Johnson at Hypebeast described Doja’s rendition as “a club-leaning single that features dubbing synths, unexpected cowbells and an undeniable chorus” and commented on her performance as “exuding the confidence and anti-good girl swagger of the film’s protagonist Harley Quinn”.

James Dinh at IHeartRadio compared Doja’s charisma to early Nicki Minaj with lyrics that “give the rising star more reason to gain attention”, while Paper’s Brendan Wetmore spoke for fans of Doja Cat when he said that the song was more reminiscent of Azealia Banks’s “more bass-heavy works”. As part of the soundtrack review, Jazz Tangcay of Vulture labeled the album opener as “declaratory” with a hook that exudes the singer’s “bad-ass determination”.

Boss Bitch Doja Cat Charts

Birds of Prey, the Harley Quinn extension of Suicide Squad starring Margot Robbie, is already making noise online despite it not yet having hit theaters. The soundtrack for the film features enough star-studded tracks to keep pop and rap fans alike talking, and last week’s bombastic single made some major headlines. Megan Thee Stallion and Normani debuted their long-awaited collaboration, “Diamonds,” which turned out to be an updated take on the Marilyn Monroe classic, “Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend.” Now, it’s Doja Cat’s turn to break the internet.

Boss Bitch Doja Cat the latest single from the Birds of Prey album, is Doja’s fiery clapback at her haters. Stans have compared the beat to some of Azealia Banks’ more bass-heavy works, like “Heavy Metal and Reflective” and “Yung Rapunxel” off of Broke With Expensive Taste, but Doja brings something entirely new to the thumping instrumental. Her verses are as sharp as the weapons she brandishes in the music video for the song, and at one point crescendo into threatening yelps.