About Smino, she said that his verse was the one of the best things on the album. A fully rap song " Rules" follows, which some reviewers found it influenced by Kendrick Lamar, with Doja making statements such as "Said play with my pussy, but don't play my emotions". The fourth song, " Bottom Bitch", sampled the 1999 Blink-182 song, "What's My Age Again?", described a traditional pop song by critics, further demonstrates Doja’s confidence to say whatever she likes. The next song, " Won't Bite" featuring Smino, also have a bubbly beat and pop-ish sound. The album opens with " Cyber Sex", which speaks about how she wants to have FaceTime sex. As of a sound, "Cyber Sex" establishes Doja as a budding pop star. Primarily a pop, R&B and funk album, Hot Pink's lyrical themes include sex, success, and fame, as well as Doja Cat's status. Luke produced five songs on the album under the pseudonym Tyson Trax. Doja wrote all of the songs on the album by herself with its producers and songwriters.
It features production from Doja Cat, Yeti Beats, Tyson Trax, KoOol kOjAk, tizhimself, Kurtis McKenzie, Ben Billions, Salaam Remi, Mike Crook, Fallen, Ari PenSmith, P2J, Blaq Tuxedo, Troy NöKA and Johng Beats, among others. Dr. Hot Pink was recorded from 2018 until mid-2019. I was just lucid and happy and I think it really shows in this album." This album is a compilation of when I stopped smoking weed, and all of the stuff that just poured out of my mind when I was sitting in bed, when I was on Instagram Live, when I'm just chilling and having a true moment to myself to just create and make shit that I felt good about. She also continued, "For this new album, it wasn't like that. I was high all the fucking time and it wasn't even helping me perceive what was going on musically", she said to Billboard. In addition to announcing the release date of the album, she also revealed the title of the project, tracklist and its cover. When she announced the tracklist, she blurred out the featured artist's name of the song " Like That", and later revealed the featured artist was Gucci Mane.ĭoja stated numerous times that she did not fully like her debut album Amala, and always thought it was not a "finished album". "I was smoking hella weed. On November 2, 2019, she officially announced the album via her social networks. #HOTPINK 🐍". The surprise was her new single " Rules", then fans started to believe that the " #HOTPINK" is the album's name. On October 23, 2019, Doja posted a new picture on Instagram and said "I got something completely new for you guys on Thursday. It's my favourite color and has been for my whole life so for my second project where I've found myself and I'm more refined, I felt that this title was the best choice." "I think that the color hot pink describes those things the most.
The headline has been amended.In an interview, Doja described her album in the following words: "I named the album 'Hot Pink' because I wanted people to feel that before they got into the music that it felt passionate, warm and welcoming," she said in a statement. Working with musicians is an ultimate joy."Ĭorrection: A previous headline indicated that DONDA was directly involved with the creation of the album cover, which is not the case. "There's very few moments that I can remember where an artist wasn't representing clearly what they saw and envisioned-I've dabbled in other industries, and that isn't always the case. "They can express themselves," Perez marvels. "I'm sure there's fans out there who'll track down whose print it is through scanning police records.") The cover is the latest in Perez's growing portfolio of work for musicians such as Kanye, A$AP Rocky, Lil Wayne, and Travis $cott although he's contributed his talented vision to projects in other artistic mediums-including poster and T-shirt art for actor/director Zach Braff's recent Kickstarter-funded film Wish I Was Here-he most often gravitates towards working with musicians purely for creative reasons. (He's remaining mum on whose fingerprint, exactly, is featured on the cover: "It could be Nicki's, but it couldn't be," he says suggestively, with a chuckle. Fueled by a "24/7" soundtrack of Minaj's music and Nicki-themed Pandora radio stations, Perez, art director/photographer Jenna Marsh, and title designer Bryan Rivera-whom he refers to as "a joy to work with"-hammered out the design over a few late-night marathon creative sessions.
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