Purple Sneakers

The docuseries will feature hip-hop icons like MC Lyte, Queen Latifah, Coi Leray, Latto, Saweetie, Rah Digga, and more.

It comes after the rapper told fans she didn't love them earlier this week.

"But come on, dude. You gotta admit, I rip. And everyone's gonna find out how much I rip right now when they watch this. Love you too, buddy."

'Sweet Justice' is out November 3.

The Dominican-American rapper, singer and queer icon captivated fans at Melbourne's Northcote Theatre on Saturday, July 22.

The pair recently collaborated for the dreamy track 'IN DIFFERENT CITIES'.

“First of all, I’m very drunk. When they cancelled the show, I had no option but to go straight to the bar."

“Fuck, Australia! How are you guys still walking if that’s how you take shots?"

“All due disrespect, I hope you take offence.”

Following the savage comments, Doja Cat's top fan pages have deactivated their Twitter accounts.

"You don’t hit no fuckin’ lady like that."

Australia’s own jamesjamesjames will join Porter Robinson in Sydney and Melbourne.