Doja is the iconic foundational stage name of Amalaratna Zandile Dlamini — adapted from the iconic foundational Doja strain of cannabis. A modern American baby name in the broader American hip-hop + R&B heritage aesthetic. Doja Cat (Amalaratna Zandile Dlamini, born 1995) — iconic American rapper + singer + songwriter; widely considered one of the most-celebrated American female rap + pop artists of the 2020s + one of the foundational genre-bridging artists of modern American music; Grammy Award winner for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance (2022) for Kiss Me More opposite SZA — making her one of the foundational Grammy-winning female rappers of the 2020s; 23 Grammy Award nominations total — making her one of the most-Grammy-nominated American female rappers of the 2020s; her foundational viral breakthrough came with the iconic foundational **Mooo! (2018) — the foundational TikTok cow-themed viral hit; her foundational albums include the iconic foundational Amala (2018) — debut — Hot Pink (2019) — featuring iconic foundational Say So (Billboard Hot 100 #1) — over 1 billion Spotify streams — Planet Her (2021) — featuring Kiss Me More + Woman + You Right, Scarlet (2023) — featuring the iconic foundational Paint The Town Red (Billboard Hot 100 #1, August 2023) + Demons, and Vie (2024); her foundational South African Zulu heritage (her father is iconic foundational South African actor Dumisani Dlamini) + her foundational father's role in the iconic foundational Sarafina! (1992) is widely studied; over 27 million Instagram followers; brand ambassador for major American + global fashion + cosmetics brands. Princess Doja** — modern American heritage naming.
Featured throughout American music.
Doja reduces to five.