Ella Langley Seemingly Fires Back After Doja Cat Says She Doesn't Know Her

Ella Langley Seemingly Fires Back After Doja Cat Says She Doesn't Know Her

Ella Langley Appears to Fire Back at Doja Cat's "Who?" Diss Published August 30, 2026 7:37 AM PDT Ella Langley appears to be taking Doja Cat's apparent brush-off in stride ... turning the pop star's own words into a cheeky joke in her latest social media post. Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram Media. Langley shared a batch of new photos and videos this week and seemingly couldn't resist referencing Doja's recent comments about her ... writing "Ella Langley? What is that?" in the caption. Waiting for your permission to load TikTok Post. The line appears to be a direct nod to Doja's recent appearance on the "Sundae Conversation" podcast, where she was asked whether she knew Langley. Doja responded that she didn't know what that was ... prompting the hosts to encourage her to check out the country singer's music. Doja later elaborated during a Live Stream, making it clear she simply isn't into country music. She said she doesn't particularly care for the genre, while acknowledging that Langley has a good voice. Waiting for your permission to load TikTok Post. Langley, meanwhile, appears unfazed by the whole thing as she continues her meteoric climb in country music. "Choosin' Texas" has become a monster hit for the Alabama native, spending 19 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 -- a record-setting run for a female country artist. Doja, of course, has plenty of chart history of her own, with billions of streams, multiple multi-platinum singles and a Grammy win alongside SZA for "Kiss Me More." So while the two stars may have very different musical tastes ... Langley seems perfectly happy to let the moment speak for itself. Related articles Doja Cat Ella Langley sza Musicians Country Music Viral Music

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