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Doja Cat Insists “Mooo!” Is Not Deep, But Here’s Why She Loves That Fans Think It Is · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest. It could be hard
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Speaker 1: to pinpoint exact moments a musician turns into a superstar.
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Speaker 1: Dodge Cap is a perfect example. She's had several career
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Speaker 1: to finding moments you could point to, but one of
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Speaker 1: her first major steps was her viral hit Move, a
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Speaker 1: goofy self made music video shot in a webcam and
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Speaker 1: a cow costume that blew up on YouTube, and since
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Speaker 1: its release, fans of peorize it's more than quirky. They
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Speaker 1: say it's actually about body positivity and the lyrics have
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Speaker 1: double meaning. Dojit tells Vogue Singapore that's actually not the case,
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Speaker 1: but she loves the interpretation. She says, I think some
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Speaker 1: people use certain pieces of pop culture or content to
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Speaker 1: cope with this really messed up world that they live in.
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Speaker 1: The world can be really crazy. The truth is that
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Speaker 1: Move was made because I was bored in my room.
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Speaker 1: There's no deeper meaning. But I do the same thing
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Speaker 1: they do. There are so many things that don't mean
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Speaker 1: anything that I find my life too, that I feel
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Speaker 1: I can cope through. So I get it. A Woman
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Speaker 1: is out now, that's direct from Hollywood.