Doja Cat is one of music’s hottest stars right now. The Los Angeles native is known for making songs that span across the pop and hip-hop genres and are hits on radio and TikTok. Doja Cat, born Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, first went viral with her song “Moo” which was released on her debut album Amala. Many didn’t take her seriously at first, but when the singer came back in 2019 with Hot Pink, which infused funk, pop, and hip-hop, everyone began talking. Hot Pink housed “Juicy,” “Like That,” and the viral “Say So.” “Say So” and “Juicy” would eventually get remixed with artists Nicki Minaj and Tyga respectively which added more flame to her fiery hits. Doja Cat would go on to drop her critically acclaimed third album Planet Her which earned her her first Grammy win for “Kiss Me More,” featuring SZA. Doja continuously drops hits and and likely will do so for a long time to come.

Take a look at 10 of the rapper/singer’s best songs:

• 10. “Vegas” ‘ELVIS (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)’ (2022)

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  "Vegas" is from Baz Luhrmann's 'Elvis' biopic film soundtrack. Doja Cat wrote "Vegas" with Los Angeles writers and producers Yeti Beats and Rogét Chahayed. Chahayed previously worked with Doja on hits "Kiss Me More" and "Aint S---." The song interpolates Big Mama Thornton's version of "Hound Dog," which Elvis famously covered back in 1956.

• 9. “Freaky Deaky” Tyga ft. Doja Cat (2022)

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  "Freaky Deaky" is about Tyga and Doja Cat living out their sexual fantasies. This pop-rap track is Tyga and Doja's second time collaborating together. Previously the pair worked together on Doja's remix of "Juicy" back in 2019. Tyga references the song at the end of his second verse, "She never was a freak and she said, "You made me" /Forever, forever, ever, juicy, baby."

• 8. “Juicy” Doja Cat ft. Tyga ‘Hot Pink’ (2019)

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  "Juicy" was originally the bonus track from the deluxe version of Doja's 2018 album 'Amala.' Doja later recorded the song with a remix with Tyga that served as her lead single to her sophomore album 'Hot Pink'. She told MTV News how she came up with the catchy hook: "Sometimes, I can see my a-- from the front," she said. "So then I was like, if you can see it from the front, wait until you see it from the back. And then I thought that was the coolest thing in the world, the greatest hook ever."
• 7. “You Right” Doja Cat ft. The Weeknd ‘Planet Her’ (2021)

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  Doja Cat released "You Right" as the second single from her critically acclaimed third studio album 'Planet Her.' In "You Right," Doja finds herself contemplating ending an affair. The Weeknd is featured on the track which marks the singer's second collaboration after Doja was featured on the remix of his 'After Hours' track "In Your Eyes."

• 6. “Woman” ‘Planet Her’ (2021)

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  "Woman" is the opening track to Doja's 'Planet Her' album; she begins the project by expressing her love for her femininity and womanhood. Doja co-wrote the song with rapper Jidenna who also provides background vocals. Although the theme for the Afrobeats-inspired song is womanhood, the rapper says she was not trying to make a political statement. As she told Atwood Magazine, "All races of space exist and it's where all species can kind of be in harmony."

• 5. “Best Friend” Saweetie ft. Doja Cat (2021)

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  In Saweetie and Doja Cat's first collaboration, the two rappers team up to talk about friendship, independence, and their sexual allure in this women empowerment anthem. "Best Friend" was nominated for "Best Rap Song" at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards.
• 4. “Say So” ‘Hot Pink’ (2019)

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  The pop-disco ballad is the fifth single from Doja Cat's 'Hot Pink.' Doja spoke about the meaning of "Say So" to MTV News: "It's about when you go somewhere and you see someone and they don't approach you, but you're looking at each other and you both feel like there's something there," she explained. The song gained popularity on TikTok after users made videos of themselves dancing to the record. Doja, who is a huge Nicki Minaj fan, got the Queens MC on the remix. The remix earned both rappers their first No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. "Say So" was nominated for "Best Pop Solo Performance" and "Record Of The Year" at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards.

• 3. “Need To Know” ‘Planet Her’ (2021)

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  "Need To Know" is about the rapper's fantasy of needing to know if this "friend of a friend" is as good in bed as her friend has told her. The song peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 where it stayed on the chart for 38 weeks. R&B Dr. Luke produced the beat for the record and has previously worked with Doja on hits such as "Say So," "Kiss Me More," and "You Right." "Need To Know" was nominated for "Best Melodic Rap Performance" at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards.

• 2. “Get Into It (Yuh)” ‘Planet Her’ (2021)

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  "Get Into It (Yuh") is the fourth track on Doja's 'Planet Her' album, which was released in 2021. The record infuses a mix of both pop and trap. Doja showed her appreciation for Nicki Minaj on the track when she interpolated the lyric "got that big rocket launcher" from Minaj's 2010 debut solo single "Massive Attack." The record gained popularity on TikTok and also was soundtracked for a 2021 Taco Bell ad.
• 1. “Kiss Me More” ft. SZA ‘Planet Her’ (2021)<

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  "Kiss Me More" is the lead single from Doja's 2021 album 'Planet Her.' Doja told Zane Lowe about the premise of the song, "I wanted to make a song about kissing. I just thought it would be cute," she said. "That doesn't happen too often, but just a song that's solely about kissing." The record was performed live for the first time during the 2021 Billboard Music Awards where Doja later took home "Top R&B Female Artist." "Kiss Me More" earned both Doja and SZA their first Grammys for "Best Pop Duo/Group Performance" at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards. The record was also nominated for "Record Of The Year" and "Song Of The Year."

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