Ella Langley TROLLS Doja Cat after singer admitted she had no idea who the country star was

Ella Langley has subtly responded to Doja Cat's recent claim that she doesn't know who the country star is.

During a recent appearance on the Sundae Conversation podcast, 30-year-old Doja Cat was asked by host Caleb Pressley if she's an 'Ella's fella,' to which she replied, 'I don’t know what that is.'

When Pressley pressed further, 'Do you like Ella Langley?' she answered again, 'I don't know what that is.' 

Langley, 27, took the jab in stride, referencing the dig in an Instagram post - which featured a number of videos and photos of herself - captioned, 'Ella Langley? What is that?' 

In the brief interview, Doja Cat repeated Langley's name before Pressley recommended she check out her music.

Her reaction divided fans, with some lauding her authenticity, and others speculating that she feigning ignorance.

Langley's song Choosin' Texas has seen unprecedented success, spending 19 weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100.

The feat has made the songstress the longest-running solo female artist atop the chart for a non-holiday song.

Langley grew up one of four children in Hope Hull, Alabama with a barn amid rolling pastures south of Montgomery, where she used to sing to cows.

Her family sometimes struggled financially.

Langley's aunt, Ruth Meek, recently told the Daily Mail they had little money for entertainment or formal music lessons.

'When you're that poor and you don't have access to much of anything and no one has a car, the family just made music together,' Meek explained.

After being homeschooled for years, Langley enrolled in Hooper Academy in Hope Hull and found a musical mentor in her high school guitar teacher Maury 'Coach Pop' Popwell.

'She could not play very well when she started to come to me,' he recalled to the Daily Mail. 'She worked and worked at it. She was just one of these people that she wouldn't take no for an answer.'

Earlier this year, Doja Cat opened up about her borderline personality disorder diagnosis.

She told Elle UK magazine in May that she has found it hard to trust her romantic partners.

The singer first spoke about her BPD diagnosis in March, admitting she has been 'struggling' and has been in therapy for years.

'If I have a boyfriend and he leaves just to run errands, my brain thinks he's breaking up with me,' she explained of her BPD, which is a mental health condition that causes symptoms such as 'mood swings, anger and impulsiveness.'

'I have to scrape against it and teach myself that that's not happening to me. I'm safe.'

BPD is 'a mental health condition that affects the way people feel about themselves and others, making it hard to function in everyday life,' according to the Mayo Clinic.