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Doja Cat & Latto Drop 'Okayyy' Video, Announce Arena Tour Together

The steamy 2000s-themed visual arrived Tuesday. Latto will join Doja Cat's Tour Ma Vie World Tour starting in Detroit this fall.

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Doja Cat & Latto Drop 'Okayyy' Video, Announce Arena Tour Together
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Developing Story
The Drop
Title
Okayyy
Type
Single
Release
July 21, 2026

Doja Cat and Latto have teamed up for a new music video and a joint tour announcement. The pair released the video for their collaboration "Okayyy" on Tuesday, July 21, according to Billboard. The visual leans into a nostalgic, early-2000s aesthetic.

What is the 'Okayyy' video like?

The clip opens with Latto rapping in lingerie from her bed before moving to a bathroom scene styled with a classic digital camera, evoking the MySpace era. Doja Cat enters the frame in pink lingerie for a scene set in a prison visitation room. The artists reunite for shots against a baby-blue backdrop and later appear with a crew of bodybuilders washing luxury cars outside a mansion. Fan reactions on YouTube praised the pairing, with one comment reading, "WHOEVER PUT THEM TOGETHER DESERVES A RAISE."

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When does their tour start?

In a surprise follow-up, Doja Cat revealed via a clip posted from the video set that Latto will be joining her for the North American leg of the Tour Ma Vie World Tour. This will mark Latto's first run of arena performances since she announced the birth of her daughter in May.

Sources

Tour Dates

DateCityVenueSupport
October 1, 2026DetroitLatto

Frequently Asked Questions

What album is 'Okayyy' on?

The song "Okayyy" appears on Latto's album 'Big Mama,' which was released in May and debuted at No. 16 on the Billboard 200 chart.

Is this Latto's first tour since having her baby?

Yes, this upcoming tour with Doja Cat will be Latto's first string of arena performances since she announced she gave birth to a baby girl in May.

Where can I watch the 'Okayyy' music video?

The official music video is available on YouTube. Fan reactions quoted in the Billboard report were taken from the video's comment section on that platform.

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