Planet Her

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Planet Her is a genre-blending 2021 studio album by Doja Cat that fuses pop, R&B, and hip hop with futuristic, space-themed aesthetics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concept album
studio album
artist Doja Cat
billboard200PeakPosition 2
certification BPI platinum
RIAA triple platinum
chronology Doja Cat studio albums
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtFeatures Doja Cat in a cosmic setting
criticalReception generally positive reviews
featuredArtist Ariana Grande
JID
SZA
The Weeknd
Young Thug
followedBy Scarlet
genre Afrobeats
Latin pop
R&B
dance-pop
hip hop
hyperpop
pop
reggaeton
trap
hasTour The Scarlet Tour (featuring Planet Her songs)
hasVersion Planet Her (deluxe edition)
linked to: Planet Her

Planet Her (digital deluxe edition)
linked to: Planet Her

Planet Her (standard edition)
linked to: Planet Her
labelMarketingConcept fictional planet ruled by women
language English
leadSingle Kiss Me More
nominatedFor Grammy Award for Album of the Year
Grammy Award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance (for Kiss Me More)
Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album
notableFor genre-blending production
viral TikTok popularity of multiple tracks
performer Doja Cat
precededBy Hot Pink
producer Aaron Bow
Avedon
AxeKidd
Blaq Tuxedo
Cirkut
Dr. Luke
Kool Kojak
Mahlon Asher
OG Parker
Rami Yacoub
Rogét Chahayed
Supah Mario
The Weeknd
Tizhimself
Troy Noka
Y2K
Yeti Beats
recordLabel Kemosabe Records
RCA Records
releaseDate 2021-06-25
single Ain't Shit
Get Into It (Yuh)
Kiss Me More
Need to Know
Streets (reissue promotion context)
linked to: Streets

Woman
You Right
theme female empowerment
futurism
romantic relationships
sexuality
space
track Ain't Shit
Alone
Been Like This
Get Into It (Yuh)
I Don't Do Drugs
Imagine
Kiss Me More
Love to Dream
Naked
Need to Know
Options
Payday
Ride
Tonight
Up and Down
Why Why
Woman
You Right
You Right (Extended)
ukAlbumsChartPeakPosition 3
yearOfRelease 2021

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Doja Cat notableWork Planet Her
Kiss Me More album Planet Her
Need to Know partOf Planet Her
Need to Know album Planet Her
Planet Her hasVersion Planet Her (standard edition)
linked to: Planet Her
Planet Her hasVersion Planet Her (deluxe edition)
linked to: Planet Her
Planet Her hasVersion Planet Her (digital deluxe edition)
linked to: Planet Her
Hot Pink followedBy Planet Her
Scarlet follows Planet Her
Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamin hasDiscographyItem Planet Her (album)
linked to: Planet Her
Rob Bisel notableWork Planet Her
Avedon notableWork Planet Her
Avedon workedOn Planet Her
AxeKidd notableWork Planet Her
AxeKidd contributedTo Planet Her
Mahlon Asher workedOn "Planet Her"
linked to: Planet Her
Aaron Bow workedOn "Planet Her"
linked to: Planet Her
You Right album Planet Her
You Right partOf Planet Her
Get Into It (Yuh) album Planet Her
Ain't Shit partOf Planet Her
Ain't Shit album Planet Her
I Don't Do Drugs album Planet Her
Love to Dream album Planet Her
Love to Dream partOf Planet Her
Options album Planet Her
Options partOf Planet Her
Options isOnStandardEditionOf Planet Her
Alone (Doja Cat song) album Planet Her
subject linked to: Alone
Alone (Doja Cat song) partOf Planet Her (album)
subject linked to: Alone
linked to: Planet Her
Alone (Doja Cat song) isPartOfFuturisticConcept Planet Her (album)
subject linked to: Alone
linked to: Planet Her
Alone (Doja Cat song) associatedWithArtistPersona Doja Cat’s Planet Her era
subject linked to: Alone
linked to: Planet Her
You Right (Extended) partOfAlbum Planet Her
Up and Down album Planet Her
Up and Down partOf Planet Her
Why Why album Planet Her
Why Why partOf Planet Her
Doja Cat notableWork Planet Her
subject linked to: Ratna
Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini notableWork Planet Her
subject linked to: Zandile
Scarlet follows Planet Her
subject linked to: Scarlet (album)