Doja Cat is standing firmly in Chappell Roan's corner after the pop star's viral encounter with aggressive paparazzi in Paris sent the internet into a frenzy this week.

In a candid TikTok video, Doja praised Roan's now-famous refusal to play nice with photographers and autograph scalpers. "I love that she can be uncomfortable comfortably in front of people and protect herself and be honest," Doja said. "She hasn't hurt one person by being herself, and that shows that I can do the same."

The rapper also used the moment to open up about her own borderline personality disorder (BPD) diagnosis, drawing a connection between how the public treats Roan's discomfort and how Doja herself has navigated similar situations. "I had to learn how to be honest," she shared.

Doja didn't hold back on the paparazzi culture either, calling out resellers who "pose as fans and ask for signatures" just to flip them online. "Artists aren't just ignoring people because they're full of themselves," she said.

She's not alone in backing Roan. Earlier this week, Noah Kahan also posted a video defending the singer, saying, "Maybe they should just leave her alone?" He added that the autograph seekers following Roan are "scalpers and are as bad as the paparazzi."

The message is clear: celebrities are done pretending the paparazzi grind is just part of the job. And honestly? Good for them.