Latto will join Doja Cat as a special guest on the 31-city North American leg of Tour Ma Vie, which kicks off this October in Detroit.
Latto and Doja Cat are taking their chemistry off the tracklist and onto the road, with today’s announcement that the ATL rapper will be a special guest on the North American leg of Doja’s Tour Ma Vie world tour this fall.
The 31-city event kicked off on October 1 at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit and concluded on December 1 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Now this pairing makes sense.
Both women have dropped the official music video for “Okayyy” featuring Big Mama, and the timing couldn’t be better.
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The video leans heavily into the 2000s aesthetic, mixing home video-style footage with period-inspired clothing, while the man in the video wears a durag, a baseball cap and duct tape under his eyes as a nod to Nelly.
Lyrically, both artists are known for that bold, unapologetic energy, and Doja sticks to his verses throughout.
“Okayyy” is taken from Latto’s fourth studio album Big Mama, which was released on May 29 via Streamcut and RCA Records.
The 18-track project debuted at No. 16 on the Billboard 200 chart, marking the biggest start to her career with first-week sales of approximately 34,000 equivalent album units.
This album was made during one of the most important periods of her life. She found out she was pregnant while recording and used the project to document her transition to motherhood.
Lato clarified earlier this year that the “retirement” talk that made headlines was a postpartum moment, not a true goodbye, and that she planned to take her daughter on the road with her.
According to Live Nation, the lineup includes 21 Savage, GloRilla, Teyana Taylor, Wizkid and sexyy red.
Meanwhile, Doja has taken over the world.
Tour Ma Vie launched in Auckland in November 2025 and has since expanded to six stops totaling 64 shows, covering Asia, Oceania, Latin America and Europe.
North America is the final stage, and she will bring the entire production to stages in Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta, Miami, Toronto and beyond before concluding at the Garden.
She also confirmed she plans to take a three-year break from music when the tour ends in December, which will be her last extended stage appearance for some time.
Last fall, Doja’s Tour Ma Vie world tour first made headlines when its 2026 dates were cancelled.
Tickets for all North American dates are on sale now at dojacat.com/tour, with VIP packages available including access to the Club Vie Lounge prior to the show.
