• Doja Cat appeared to respond to backlash over her public drama with actor Noah Schnapp.
  • The rapper slammed Schnapp over the pair's Instagram DMs about the actor's costar Joseph Quinn.
  • After Doja was criticized for the beef, she tweeted, "y'all are so cringe and lame," on Friday.

Doja Cat seemingly responded to the buzz surrounding her public beef with "Stranger Things" star Noah Schnapp in a tweet shared earlier this week.

On Friday, Doja tweeted "y'all are so cringe and lame and nobody wants to hang w u," adding, "that's why y'all be on here unironically writing replies to shit that makes you mad." She also appeared to change her Twitter username to "im better than you," although it's unclear if the change is linked to the drama.

 

Doja, 26, called out Schnapp, 17, in an Instagram Live video Thursday for publicly posting their Instagram direct message conversation in a since-deleted TikTok. In the exchange, the "Woman" rapper asked the actor to help set her up with his costar Joseph Quinn.

Although Doja acknowledged that Schnapp is a minor in her video, she said it was "so unbelievably socially unaware and wack," while adding that it was "borderline snake shit" for him to share their private conversation. Her video prompted social media users to share their opinions on the situation, with some questioning why Doja asked the 17-year-old to set her up with someone else.

One Twitter user asked if the rapper was upset that Schnapp publicly shared her interest in Quinn or if she was "just mad that we've found out her grown ass is DMing a 17 year old?"

Another user noted that Doja already made her interest in Quinn known — she tweeted "Joseph quinn fine as shit" in May — and was curious why she was "responding with this energy."

Still, there were some who sided with Doja in the matter. The musician liked a tweet that said no one was concerned about the exchange until Doja shared she was uncomfortable with it being shared on Schnapp's TikTok.

 

Representatives for both Schnapp and Quinn did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

Both actors have not publicly responded to the incident. The Cut reports that Quinn said in a June interview with Vulture that his "exposure to social media has been minimal."

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