Doja Cat is prepped for a strong opening week as her first week projections continue to grow. According to HitsDailyDouble, Doja Cat’s Scarlet album is set to move between 60,000 and 70,000 first-week units of her Scarlet album.
Currently, it is unknown if the total is enough to crack the top spot on the Billboard 200.
Last week, GRAMMY award-winning superstar Doja Cat has unleashed her fourth album, Scarlet, captivating fans worldwide with her latest musical offering. Released via Kemosabe Records / RCA Records, the album promises to be a sensational addition to Doja Cat’s impressive discography.
Accompanying the album release is the music video for her new track, “Agora Hills,” directed by the talented duo of Hannah Lux Davis (known for her work with Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj) and Doja Cat. The video showcases Doja Cat’s creativity and showcases picturesque Californian locations, including Pomona and Koreatown in Los Angeles.
Last month, Doja Cat set the music world on fire with her official single and music video, “Paint The Town Red,” which soared to the #1 spot on both the Billboard Hot 100 Chart and the Global 200 Chart. Remarkably, it retains its #1 status on the Global 200 Chart. This achievement marks the first time a rap song by a solo female artist has reached the top of the charts in Spotify history.
Doja Cat’s accolades continue to accumulate, with a recent win at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards in the Best Art Direction category for her track “Attention.” Earlier this month, she released “Demons,” accompanied by an enthralling music video filmed in Los Angeles and directed by Christian Breslauer (known for his work with SZA and Chris Brown).
As she continues to dominate the music scene, Doja Cat is gearing up for her first North American headline tour, The Scarlet Tour, set to kick off this fall. Special guests Ice Spice and Doechii will join her on this exciting musical journey.
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