In 2022, Doja Cat—whose tracks from the album Planet Her, including "Woman" and "Kiss Me More," earned her a Grammy for Best Pop Duo and nominations for rap innovation—headlined the opening day of Lollapalooza Brazil in São Paulo, following a public Twitter meltdown about quitting music amid fan backlash over a weather-canceled Paraguay show. Vowing a "better performance" the next day, she delivered a vibrant eight-song set—from the upbeat "Rules" and sultry "Juicy" to funk-infused "Like That" and the empowering closer "Woman" amid cheers—featuring choreography with squats and twirls in a revealing black-and-purple bra and shorts with visible G-string, accented by purple boots and makeup. Attendees and Daily Mail reviewers dubbed her a "star leaving little to the imagination" for her charisma and poise, despite backstage turmoil like Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins' death that day, which overshadowed the festival; the gig marked a turning point, affirming her resilience and festival diva stature in Latin America.