On the song’s first verse, he cites Doja Cat as a supposed example of someone who isn’t proud of their Black heritage:
We goin’ ultra Black, unapologetically Black
The opposite of Doja Cat, Michael Blackson Black
Doja Cat faced criticism back in May after videos surfaced of her participating in video chatrooms on the website TinyChat, with allegations that she made racist comments and was friends with white supremacists. An old song of hers titled “Dindu Nuffin” also gained renewed attention for its use of a racist phrase that references a plea of innocence from Black people who are victims of police brutality (“I didn’t do nothing”).
Doja addressed the claims in an Instagram Live broadcast, apologizing for the “Dindu Nuffin” track. However, she denied rumors that she was “stripping for white supremacists” online, that she has a “race play” fetish, that she previously tried to diss Beyoncé, and that she exclusively dates white men.