Doja Cat Unleashes Fury on Elon Musk, Calls Him a 'Barrel-Chested Ewok'
Doja Cat unleashed a brutal attack on Elon Musk, branding him a "barrel-chested Ewok" in a foul-mouthed tirade.
The rapper's rage erupted after X, the platform owned by Musk, axed the "audio post" feature. This feature allowed users to create voice-note posts, which vanished in early 2025.
On June 3, she took to X to vent her frustration, demanding the return of the feature. "Hey Elon if u see this please put the audio post feature back on here," she wrote. "Thanks, u frog build looking b---h. Barrel chested ewok u look like u eat sand."
This outburst came just days after Musk unveiled the largest Starship yet, showcasing his ambitions in space exploration.
Doja Cat's anger isn't isolated. In October 2025, Billie Eilish publicly slammed Musk during an acceptance speech at the WSJ Magazine Innovator Awards, calling him a "pathetic p---y b---h coward" for hoarding wealth while global crises persist.
Doja Cat later amplified an activist campaign on Instagram, pushing for the redistribution of Musk's wealth to tackle global issues. Musk retaliated, dismissing her intelligence by stating she was "not the sharpest tool in the shed."
Grimes, Musk's former partner and mother to three of his children, also criticized him. In July, she labeled X as "poison" and "a prison," expressing deep concern over child privacy after Musk showcased their four-year-old son at political events.
Numerous celebrities have joined the chorus against Musk. Robyn claimed she "always hated him, way before it was cool to hate him." Neil Young condemned Tesla in song, while Jack White issued a lengthy statement denouncing Musk's decision to reinstate Donald Trump's account on X.
Elton John officially quit the platform, citing a policy shift under Musk that allows misinformation to thrive unchecked and divides society. Dionne Warwick also expressed her annoyance with Musk's radical operational changes during interviews.
Despite the backlash from public figures, X generated between $2.9 billion and $3.1 billion in total revenue for 2025. The introduction of a premium subscription service contributed an additional $1 billion in revenue. However, the platform has yet to recover its pre-Musk profit levels.
