During her appearance on The Tonight Show on Wednesday night (May 1), Doja Cat exhibited her playful nature as she discussed the eccentric attire worn by her dancers during the Scarlet album tour. Ahead of the European leg of her tour, which will showcase extravagant hairstyles, Doja humorously remarked to host Jimmy Fallon, “I envisioned it to revolve around hair, that’s the motif, hair, so get ready for a truly follicle-filled spectacle.”
Fallon pointed out that Doja made history as the first female rapper to headline Coachella last month. He then played a clip of her performing “Demons” from the event, showcasing her dancers in large, white-fur-covered yeti-like costumes. This prompted Doja to invite Fallon to join in the fun by trying on one of the hair suits. Awkwardly, Fallon struggled to properly fit into the furry pants.
After that, a hairy Fallon danced energetically to the funky beat of the Roots, mimicking some of Doja’s stage choreography. He waved his arms, bounced along, and held up his pants with one hand.
During the interview, Doja also discussed her early experiences in performance, including participating in dance battles as a child and being part of a dance crew during her teenage years. She fondly recalled her first-ever concert experience at the age of five, where she unexpectedly found herself on stage at an Earth, Wind & Fire concert due to her front-row seat excitement.
Her second memorable concert experience was with her mother, attending a Beyoncé show. Despite being seated far from the stage, they still enjoyed seeing Beyoncé’s iconic hair flips from their distant vantage point.
Later in the interview, Doja described her performance of the Scarlet deluxe edition track “Acknowledge Me” during the show. She was joined on stage by a six-member choir and a full band in a smoke-filled setting, wearing a white hair coat over a white bodysuit, creating a captivating visual.
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