Ella Langley has seemingly responded to Doja Cat's recent comments in which the pop singer stated she did not know who Langley was and expressed a lack of interest in country music.
Langley shared a series of photos and videos to social media this week with a caption that appeared to playfully mock Doja Cat's remarks. "Ella Langley? What is that?" Langley wrote, directly referencing Doja Cat's comments made during an appearance on the "Sundae Conversation" podcast. When asked about Langley, Doja Cat had responded, "I don't know what that is," and later added that she "really don’t just give a f— about country music."
Doja Cat further elaborated on her stance during an Instagram Live session, stating that while Langley has a "pretty voice" and her song "Choosin' Texas" is "catchy" and "earwormy," it was "not my vibe." She also noted that she had only heard one Keith Urban song from 2004. Doja Cat has amassed billions of streams and achieved multi-platinum status with her music, including a Grammy win with SZA for "Kiss Me More."
Langley's post drew reactions from fans in the comments section, with many interpreting her caption as a direct response to Doja Cat. Some users suggested that Doja Cat's comments stemmed from envy, with one person writing, "We all know… Doja just wants to Be Her." Others appreciated Langley's playful approach, calling the caption "messy" and "here for it."
Meanwhile, some supporters of Doja Cat defended her remarks, highlighting her own significant success in the music industry. Langley, an Alabama native, is currently experiencing a significant career moment with her hit song "Choosin' Texas." The track has spent 19 weeks at the top of Billboard's Hot 100, making it the longest-running No. 1 by a female country artist in history. Langley has expressed gratitude for her supporters, stating that their connection has transformed her career path.
