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It's hard to keep track of everything that's on your screen during a lengthy live stream session, yet singer Doja Cat realized the error of her ways when she noticed a key detail that was suddenly exposed to thousands watching on.
Live streaming has exploded in popularity over the last decade thanks to the availability of platforms like Twitch or YouTube, and it's even prompted some famous faces to dabble in the industry.
Drake notably teamed up with Tyler "Ninja" Blevins to stream Fortnite at its peak and has frequently streamed on Kick alongside names like Adin Ross in the past few years, and Kai Cenat featured Kevin Hart in a special thanksgiving marathon stream back in 2024.
One other key name from the music world who has her fair share of experience in streaming is Doja Cat, who not only has her own skin in Fortnite but also got banned on Twitch from playing she officially featured in.
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As reported by Dexerto, a recent stream that took place on Saturday, February 21, had a rather notable mishap though, as the pop star accidentally displayed her email address in plain view, leading to a chaotic chain of events.
It appears as if Doja was trying to hide her screen from the stream while doing something, yet in a classic mistake she instead gave everyone a glimpse into what she was looking at, quickly panicking as a result.
Someone in her chat informed her that her personal email connected to her Microsoft account was shown on the left of the Windows start menu, and it didn't take her long to realize what this meant.
Doja Cat started panicking after she leaked her email while live on Twitch for the first time in months and joked that a Nicki Minaj fan is gonna try to hack her šš
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"Oh yeah, I'm f***ed," she proclaimed, adding "what do you want me to do" with the good sense to laugh about her misfortune afterwards.
While some might fear that this would open up their email to cybercriminals, the more pressing concern for Doja Cat here was the threat of Nicki Minaj fans.
"I'm gonna get hacked by a Barb," she noted, before realizing they'd already started to cause chaos in her inbox.
Emails seemingly started to flood in, including sign-up requests for websites like Pornhub, leading the singer to question whether she needs a fresh start ā something that even a celebrity would dread having to do.
"Yeah, my email just got f***ing blown up," she revealed. "Am I gonna have to change it?"
Perhaps this might turn some celebrities away from the streaming world in the future, but there's no doubt that Doja will be back soon after this brief setback.
