Doja Cat and Latto Bring 2000s Nostalgia to Life in "Okayyy"

Doja Cat and Latto are making a solid case for the standout rap pairing of the year, and their new visual leans fully into that chemistry. The video for their collaboration "Okayyy" dropped Tuesday, soaked in early-2000s aesthetics that feel intentionally nostalgic rather than gimmicky. The clip moves through a series of styled vignettes, from Latto posing with a vintage digital camera straight out of the MySpace era to Doja making a memorable, tongue-in-cheek appearance during a prison visit scene. The two link up for shared shots against a baby-blue backdrop before the video closes out at a mansion, complete with a group of bodybuilders washing luxury cars in the driveway. It's over-the-top by design, and fans in the comments have clearly noticed the pairing's spark. "Okayyy" originally appeared on Latto's Big Mama album, which came out in May and debuted at No. 16 on the Billboard 200. Now the collaboration is extending beyond the song itself — Doja confirmed, via footage shot on a vintage camcorder during the video shoot, that Latto will join her for the North American leg of the Ma Vie World Tour, kicking off October 1 in Detroit. For Latto, the timing carries extra weight. The tour will mark her first arena run since announcing the birth of her daughter in May, making this pairing feel less like a one-off single and more like the start of a bigger moment for both artists this year.