Doja Cat & Rico Nasty Release '90s-Themed "Tia Tamera" Music Video

BY Erika Marie Updated on September 26, 2022 5.4K Views

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The two artists are double trouble in their latest visual.

Doja Cat has come a long way since her video "Mooo!" became a viral sensation. She linked up with Rico Nasty for "Tia Tamera" and the two artists released the twinning visual for the track that will have fans seeing double. The colorful '90s vibe will have you fiending for Furbies and Tamagotchis as Doja Cat and Rico Nasty even paid homage to Disney's Sister, Sister by dressing up as famous Hollywood twins Tia and Tamera Mowry's beloved television characters.

Rico Nasty has been keeping herself busy with her recent documentary release as well as dropping her recent singles "Sandy" and "Roof." Meanwhile, earlier this week Doja Cat released "WAFFLES ARE BETTER THAN LUNCH," a hot track where she spits bars, sings the hook, and makes you want to crave breakfast all day, everyday.

Are you feeling Doja Cat and Rico Nasty's "Tia Tamera" collab?

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