As the world continues to redefine femininity, women who have paved the way and inspired a new generation of women—Tyla and Doja Cat—took over the SM Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena with unforgettable performances, proving once again that girls truly run the world.
Queen of Popiano Tyla debuts at MOA Arena
Thriving in her early 20s, South African singer-songwriter Tyla made the SM Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena shake last December 3, inspiring a renewed sense of confidence among the audience. Many concertgoers embraced a deeper appreciation for body positivity and the freedom to dress in ways that reflect their own energy and self-assurance, drawing inspiration from Tyla herself.
From “Water” and “Chanel” to “Art” and “Truth or Dare,” the young diva made her Philippine debut with a performance like no other, showcasing dance culture not just as an art form, but as a powerful means of expression and self-confidence.
Tyla heats up the SM Mall of Asia Arena with her opening number.
Pop-Rap Royalty Doja Cat Commands Attention
Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, known professionally as Doja Cat, championed female rappers worldwide, delivering bars from iconic, trending songs that celebrate femininity on December 9.
Exceeding confidence in every performance, Doja Cat brought a round of unending applause to the SM Mall of Asia Arena. Photo Source / Doja Cat on Instagram.
Following her fiery performances of “Kiss Me More,” “Paint the Town Red,” “Agora Hills,” and “Woman,” the Queen of Pop-Rap solidified her throne as one of the generation’s brightest rappers. The SM MOA Arena buzzed with energy, fans roaring in unison as the stage came alive in a dazzling spectacle of lights and sound.
Doja Cat takes the venue by storm in her red polka dot body suit.
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