Doja Cat is speaking out after several alleged song leaks began circulating across social media, making it clear that the tracks are not hers.
In a post shared on X on Tuesday (June 23), the Vie artist, who is scheduled to hit the road across the U.S. again in October, addressed the rumors directly and blamed the songs on artificial intelligence.
“All of those songs that are leaking that they’re saying are mine are AI,” she wrote. “None of it is me.”
When one fan appeared skeptical and suggested she was “lying,” Doja quickly fired back with a pointed response.
“I’m not. Why are you lying to yourself?” she replied.
The exchange comes as AI-generated music continues to create confusion online, with artists increasingly having to clarify whether leaked or viral tracks are authentic.
Later, the Grammy-winning artist doubled down on her stance by reposting a fan’s message pointing to the sheer number of alleged leaks as evidence that they were not genuine.
Doja, who is known for generating headlines with her candid and often viral social media posts, also expressed frustration over how many people believed the tracks were real.
“Really disappointed in everyone thinking that’s me,” she wrote in a follow-up post. “Fuck AI for real.”
Her comments add to the growing conversation surrounding AI-generated music and the challenges artists face as increasingly realistic fake songs continue to spread online.
The North American leg of Doja Cat’s Tour Ma Vie World Tour is set to begin in early October at Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena. In support of her upcoming album Vie, the tour will make stops in several major cities, including Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Denver, Portland, Seattle, and San Francisco throughout the month.
The tour will continue into November with additional performances in cities such as Miami and Atlanta, along with several other markets across the country. The North American run is scheduled to conclude in December with a final show at New York City’s iconic Madison Square Garden.
