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Doja Cat started making music from her bedroom as a teenager and shared her songs online in 2014.

Since then, she has won a Grammy Award and multiple Billboard Music Awards and created hit songs like “Say So,” “Kiss Me More,” and “Woman” that have topped music charts worldwide.

About the Song

“Agora Hills” is a song by American rapper and singer Doja Cat from her fourth studio album, Scarlet (2023).

In “Agora Hills,” Doja Cat evokes the complex feelings of wanting to publicize a love that must be kept private out of necessity, and whatever that necessity may be.

Detail	Information
Song Title	Agora Hills
Album	Scarlet
Release Date	September 22, 2023.
Writers	Amala Zandile Dlamini
Producers	Earl on the Beat, GENT!, Jean Baptiste & Bangs

Agora Hills Lyrics by Doja Cat

Intro

Ooh
Yeah, yeah

Chorus

Kissin’ and hope they caught us (Ah)
Whether they like or not (Not)
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna brag about it (Yeah)
I wanna tie the knot (Knot)
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you off (Off)

Post-Chorus

I wanna show you (Off)
Yeah, yeah
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you (Yeah)
Yeah, yeah
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you

Refrain

Hold my hand
You can hit while they watch, boy

Interlude

So, 9:30? I’ll see you there
No, you hang up, you hang up

Verse 1

Somethin’ different about you
Love it when he hit and smack too
Baby, let me lick on your tattoos
That’s true that I like PDA, take it to a seedy place
Suck a little dick in the bathroom
“Who that man with the big strong hands
On her ass in the club with the paps?” Baby, that’s you
Front-seat chillin’ with the window down
I be ten toеs down on the dash, gettin’ fast food
Hope you can handlе the heat, put your name in the streets
Get used to my fans lookin’ at you
Fuck what they heard, I don’t fuck with them birds
I’m a mean kitty, don’t get stabbed with the rat tooth
Boys be mad that I don’t fuck incels
Girls hate too, gun to their pigtail
I love you, I wanna big chill
Boy, don’t trip, I’ll split a big bill
Take you ’round the world, they don’t have to understand
Rub it in their face, put a rock on her hand

Interlude

Baby, can you call me back? I miss you
It’s so lonely in my mansion

Chorus

Post-Chorus

I wanna show you (Off)
Yeah, yeah
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you (Yeah)
Yeah, yeah
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you

Refrain

Hold my hand
You can hit while they watch, boy

Interlude

Ah, sorry, I was takin’ a sip of my root beer

Verse 2

‘Cause love is pain, but I need this shit (Yeah)
We fuck too good when the bean kicks in
Like Fortnite, I’ma need your skin (Yeah)
Don’t give a fuck where the penis been (Uh)
Boy, you’re the one, you’re the only man
Me and you on my OnlyFans
Holy cow, you’re the Holy Trin’
Hold me down when a hole need dick
Be my security, it’s your therapy
With you, I ain’t holding shit back
When I need my space, you give that
When he broke my heart, you fixed that
With a long walk on the beach
Love it when they honk-honk on the street (Beep)
When they see us zoom by in the Jeep (Yeah)
We a whole damn joint, we a energy
Baby, we could just ride on our enemies
They all wanna know how you get to me
Let ’em feel how they feel and be Philistines
‘Cause this type of love’s the epitome, said

Interlude

Baby, you’re literally capping to me right now
Like why are you capping me?
You just cap so hard, it’s— I don’t know what to do

Chorus

Post-Chorus

I wanna show you (Off)
Yeah, yeah
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you (Yeah)
Yeah, yeah
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you off (Off)
I wanna show you

Refrain

Hold my hand
You can hit while they watch, boy

Live Performances of Agora Hills

Doja Cat performs Agora Hills in the Live Lounge as part of a very special recording for Radio 1 in Los Angeles.

In BBC Radio 1’s intimate Live Lounge setting, Doja Cat performed with a full band setup.
The stage featured a keyboard player, guitarist, drummer, and backup singers supporting her vocals.
She stood center stage with a silver and white touch microphone, with bluish-tinted lighting creating a soft mood.
She showed off her singing skills, adding extra emotion and personal touches to her performance.

Similar Songs of Agora Hills by Doja Cat

Here are songs by Doja Cat that share similar themes, musical elements, or emotional tones with “Agora Hills.”

“Streets” from Hot Pink: Shares Agora Hills’ smooth R&B feel and love-focused lyrics, with soft vocals and honest emotions about falling for someone.
“Get Into It (Yuh)” from Planet Her: Features playful pop sounds and upbeat energy like Agora Hills, mixed with sweet lyrics about attraction and romance.
“I Don’t Do Drugs” from Planet Her: Matches Agora Hills’ melodic style with gentle vocals, telling a story about being caught up in feelings for someone.
“Kiss Me More” from Planet Her: Uses light, breezy production and soft singing like Agora Hills, focusing on feelings of new romance and attraction.
“Need to Know” from Planet Her: Combines smooth vocals with modern beats similar to Agora Hills, expressing feelings about wanting someone special.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Meaning of “Agora Hills”?

“Agora Hills” by Doja Cat reflects on self-reflection and desires, blending dreamy R&B with introspective and personal storytelling through music.

What Does “The Paps” Mean?

The paps” is a shorthand term for “paparazzi,” referring to photographers who take candid or intrusive photos of celebrities, often in public places.

When was “Agora Hills” Released?

“Agora Hills” was released on June 25, 2021, as part of Doja Cat’s Planet Her album, which features diverse musical styles.

What is The Mood of “Agora Hills”?

The mood is introspective and relaxed, with a dreamy, almost ethereal atmosphere created by the mellow production and lyrics.

Is “Agora Hills” a Popular Song?

Yes, “Agora Hills” received positive feedback from fans and critics alike, praised for its unique style and Doja Cat’s creative delivery.

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