On Wednesday, Doja Cat appealed to billionaire Elon Musk, the owner of Platform X, to restore the "audio publishing" feature. However, it's unlikely the Grammy Award-winning singer will get her way, as she immediately called the tech mogul a "frog-like bitch.".
«"Hey Elon, if you're seeing this, please turn on the audio feature," she wrote. "Thanks, you frog-faced bitch. You look like a barrel-chested Ewok, like you eat sand.".
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Doja Cat is likely referring to voice notes or the audio messaging feature, which, according to user reports, was disabled on the X sometime in early 2025. However, users can still send voice notes in private messages.
In October 2022, Musk completed the acquisition of X, then known as Twitter, and quickly fired the company's top management. In his first year of ownership, monthly users fell by approximately 151%, while advertising revenue fell by 541%. In more recent news, in early May, Musk was forced to pay a $1.5 million fine as part of a settlement with the SEC, accusing him of concealing information about his Twitter stock holdings before the acquisition. This payment was barely a drop in Musk's estimated net worth of $659 billion.
This isn't the first time the pop star has made Musk her online scapegoat. Back in November 2025, Billie Eilish called Musk a "pathetic, f**king cowardly wimp" for failing to donate his astronomical fortune to humanitarian aid.
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