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Doja Cat Nearly Missed Her Grammy Win Due To An Ill-Timed Bathroom Break
“I have never taken such a fast p*ss in my whole life.”
At the 64th Annual Grammy Awards, singers Doja Cat and SZA won one of the final awards as they took home the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for their hit song “Kiss Me More.” When the time came for the duo to make their way to the stage, Doja Cat had stirred quite some reactions as she was nowhere to be seen.
The R&B singer had urgently run to the bathroom right before the award was supposed to be handed out; hence she nearly missed the chance to accept it.
But luckily, she ran up to the stage at the last minute.
SZA, who had walked to the stage on crutches because of a torn ligament, hilariously joked about Doja’s bathroom run, saying: “Bro, you went to the bathroom for five minutes – are you serious?” As Doja arrived, the Planet Her artist then shared the situation with the audience, stating: “Listen: I have never taken such a fast p*ss in my whole life.”
The 26-Year-Old then pretended to fix her dress to avoid a potential wardrobe malfunction, which elicited audience laughs.
As the songstress caught her breath, she thanked the crowd, saying: “I really appreciate it. Thank you to everyone, my family, and my team. I wouldn’t be here without you, and I wouldn’t be here without my fans.” She turned to address SZA and added: “You are everything to me. You are incredible; you are the epitome of talent. You’re a lyricist; you’re everything.”
Taking over the mic, SZA also thanked Doja, her mother, God, and all of the fans who’ve supported her through the years.
“I’m glad you made it back in time! She told Doja, who went in for a hug. The duo earned a standing ovation from fellow singer Olivia Rodrigo and extended applause from the star-studded arena. Overwhelmed with emotions, Doja eventually got teary-eyed while admitting that this Grammy win was a big deal to her and that she’s often downplayed her successes in the past.
The moment’s gravity instantly caused Doja to burst into tears.
Her emotion was felt throughout the room, with the camera narrowing in on a teary-eyed Lady Gaga.
Fanning her tear-stained face, Doja concluded her speech: “Damn, [with a smile]. Thank you, everybody. Be safe. Take care.” The duo’s hit song had beat out the likes of Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga’s I Get A Kick Out Of You and Coldplay’s Higher Power. Other nominees included K-pop group BTS hit single Butter, Justin Bieber, and Benny Blanco for their song Lonely.
