Doja Cat Becomes First Female Rapper With 10 Billion-Stream Spotify Songs


“Agora Hills” pushes Doja Cat into unprecedented territory while expanding one of streaming’s deepest modern catalogs.

Doja Cat has officially made Spotify history.

The Los Angeles artist has become the first female rapper to have 10 different songs surpass one billion streams on the platform. She reached the unprecedented milestone after “Agora Hills” recently crossed the billion-stream mark.

Released as part of Doja’s 2023 album Scarlet, “Agora Hills” blends pop, hip-hop, and R&B while showcasing the shape-shifting vocal approach that has helped make her one of music’s most versatile stars. The track became a major commercial success, peaking at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100.

“Agora Hills” joins a stacked collection of Doja Cat hits that have reached 10 figures on Spotify. Her billion-stream catalog includes “Say So,” “Kiss Me More,” “Woman,” “Need to Know,” “Streets,” “Paint the Town Red,” “You Right,” “Boss Bitch,” and Post Malone’s “I Like You (A Happier Song).”

That list highlights how adaptable Doja has been throughout her career. Some are straightforward pop hits, others lean heavily into R&B, and records such as “Paint the Town Red” place her rapping at the center. Regardless of the lane, she consistently creates music with enormous replay value.

People can debate whether Doja should primarily be considered a rapper, singer, or pop star. The most accurate answer is probably all three. Ten billion-stream songs prove her catalog is among the streaming era’s deepest. Oh, and if you heard tracks like “Attention,” you know she can outrap some of your favorite rapper’s favorite rappers.




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