RIAA: Doja Cat Now Has More Multi-Platinum Hits Than ANY Female Rapper in History, Breaking Cardi B’s Record

Doja Cat fans – affectionately called #Kittens – may be bummed at news the Rap diva didn’t earn any 2025 GRAMMY nominations for her hit album ‘Scarlet‘ (as announced on November 8), but the week still brought good news for them to celebrate. Less than three weeks after discovering she tied Nicki Minaj for most Platinum hits among female rappers, » Read more about: RIAA: Doja Cat Now Has More Multi-Platinum Hits Than ANY Female Rapper in History, Breaking Cardi B’s Record » The post RIAA: Doja Cat Now Has More Multi-Platinum Hits Than ANY Female Rapper in History, Breaking Cardi B’s Record appeared first on ..::That Grape Juice.net::.. - Thirsty?.

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RIAA: Doja Cat Now Has More Multi-Platinum Hits Than ANY Female Rapper in History, Breaking Cardi B’s Record

Doja Cat fans – affectionately called #Kittens – may be bummed at news the Rap diva didn’t earn any 2025 GRAMMY nominations for her hit album ‘Scarlet‘ (as announced on November 8), but the week still brought good news for them to celebrate.

Less than three weeks after discovering she tied Nicki Minaj for most Platinum hits among female rappers, Doja learned even more of her beloved cuts had certification updates at the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) on Thursday (November 7).

See the full list below.

7x Platinum

‘Say So’ (Single)

6x Platinum

‘Streets’ (Single)

4x Platinum

‘Juicy’

2x Platinum

‘Rules’

With the update above, Doja now owns 13 multi-Platinum singles – making her the most multi-Platinum-certified female rapper in the RIAA’s 72-year history. Cardi B, the record’s previous owner, has 10.

For context, “Platinum” denotes sales of 1 million units in the United States.

Cat’s cumulative single sales in the United States now sits at 55 million – making her one of the most successful female acts overall (regardless of genre).

At writing, the only female rapper to have sold more singles is Cardi (58 million).

Note: It’s worthy of mention the RIAA only credits certifications to lead acts, so any certified song where Cat, Cardi, or Minaj are listed as features are not added to their official career counts.