After the song unexpectedly became a hit on social media platforms such as TikTok, Doja Cat has officially filmed the music video for “Say So” and it’s coming out tomorrow morning.

Her name has been ringing bells for years but, in recent years, Los Angeles native Doja Cat has been proving to her critics that she’s not just a meme. A skilled performer, the 24-year-old has become one of the most eccentric forces in the music business, electrifying us all with her wardrobe choices, her star-studded personality, and her charismatic raps. As one of the leading forces in rap’s growing list of talented women, Doja Cat experienced major success with her sophomore studio album Hot Pink, which contained features from Gucci Mane, Tyga, and Smino. Announcing that the latest visual for the project is set to drop tomorrow morning, the rising star caught everyone’s attention with a thirst trap.

Just days after posing fully nude on Instagram, Doja Cat uploaded a still shot from her upcoming “Say So” video to warn us of its arrival. “You bitches wanted it, now you’ll have it,” she said, holding a blunt between her fingers and leaning over in a cut-out, revealing dress. 

The video will be out tomorrow at 10 AM EST. Are you keeping your eyes out for it?

The tremendous success of Moneybagg Yo’s most recent album, Time Served, continues to amaze the rap community. The Memphis artist has been hustling for a minute, exponentially seeing his streaming numbers and charting figures grow since the inception of his musical career. While he did not reach the top of the Billboard 200 — that spot is reserved for Roddy Ricch, after all — Bagg debuted at No. 3, which is a step up from his last project. In order to continue the push, the rapper is teaming up with DaBaby to film a music video for their collaboration “Protect Da Brand.” That’s all good and well but in a video announcing the upcoming clip, the two spitters are seen chilling by a helicopter and some fans are feeling uneasy about that following the tragic death of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gigi, and seven others in a chopper crash. 

Announcing the music video on Instagram, Moneybagg Yo told fans to watch out for when he and Baby decide to drop the finished product. Aside from some comments from excited fans, much of the activity in his inbox stems from supporters who are worried about them taking flight, urging them to hop off the aircraft right this instance. 

“You better stop fuckin wit them helicopters,” wrote one commenter. “Right now is the wrong time for you guys to be doing a video to a helicopter,” said another. With Kobe Bryant’s death still being extremely fresh in our memories, do you think DaBaby and Moneybagg Yo should consider cutting any helicopter scenes from their video?