SZA and Doja Cat recently graced music fans to the "Kill Bill" remix, which got a lot of love from fans. In fact, it was owed equally to the already excellent quality of the original track and Doja's impressive verse that tied in thematically and narratively with ease. Of course, the TDE singer thanking fans for their support is practically a guaranteed post every week for someone of her success and humility. After the track made waves online over the past week, SZA took to Instagram to pen some words of gratitude. Not only did she address her die-hards and speak on industry pitfalls, but she shouted out the "You Right" artist for her passionate contributions.
"I jus wanted to say THANK YOU," SZA captioned her post. "To every single person rooting for me. Thank you doja cat for your talent and time! This music s**t is weird and fickle, but y’all always come together for me at the end of the day. It’s why I always try my hardest to give you my best. That won’t ever stop. I LOVE YOU ALL SO MUCH!!’ STREAM KILL BILL REMIX (feat doja cat) AND ORIGINAL."
SZA Thanks Fans & Doja Cat For Success Of "Kill Bill" Remix
However, this excitement and gratitude is likely to continue from both artists in the future. On SZA's end, she recently announced another leg of her highly successful SOS tour. For Doja Cat, this means continued teases and anticipation for her upcoming album, reportedly titled Hellmouth. Recently, she teased each track on the album in the most Doja way possible: playing about two seconds from each on Instagram Live before cutting it off. What's more is that she kept up a nice mix of sincerity and playful misdirection through her social media messages.
"I also agree with everyone who said the majority of my rap verses are mid and corny,” the 27-year-old posted on social media. “I know they are, I wasn’t trying to prove anything I just enjoy making music but I’m getting tired of hearing y’all say that I can’t, so I will." In another message, though, she wrote, "The whole album is no longer rap y’all. It’s rock/spoken work and the album title is not ‘Hellmouth’ anymore.” Doja instead teased Moist Holes, a “French conceptual experimental country/bohemian fusion with the essence of blue-grass." No matter how Hellmouth lands, it's expected to be every bit as fun, creative, and exciting as the artist herself. Regardless, stay logged into HNHH for the latest news and updates on Doja Cat and SZA.
