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'97' finds Doja Cat in a state of deliberate provocation. She pulls up in a vintage Mercedes, dressed in fire-truck red, moving through Los Angeles with the studied indifference of someone who has decided not to care what anyone thinks. The track is built on that posture: a refrain of casual dismissal, repeated until it becomes its own kind of swagger. Beneath the bravado sits a sharper claim. She insists on her innocence even as she performs guilt, aware that the performance itself is what people want to see. The song moves between boasts and deflations, between the material (the car, the clothes, the walk-in closet) and the immaterial (the rumours, the tweets, the fight). Doja raps with precision across shifting rhythms, her flows tightening and loosening to match the subject matter. She addresses those who doubted her, those who wanted her to fail, those who are now trying to reclaim proximity. The track celebrates a carefree and rebellious attitude, but it is never quite as carefree as it pretends to be. There is calculation underneath, a performer aware of her own performance.
"97" is a track by Doja Cat, from the album Scarlet, released 21st September 2023. The track is 2:58 long. It's filed under Rap. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 12 articles about Doja Cat.
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