Latto is joining Doja Cat as special guest for the 31-city North American leg of Tour Ma Vie, kicking off in Detroit this October.
Latto and Doja Cat are taking their chemistry off the tracklist and onto the road, announcing today that the ATL rapper will serve as the special guest for the North American leg of Doja’s Tour Ma Vie World Tour this fall.
The 31-city run kicks off October 1 at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit and wraps December 1 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The pairing makes a lot of sense right now.
Both women dropped the official music video for their Big Mama collaboration “Okayyy,” and the timing couldn’t be better.
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The clip leans hard into a 2000s aesthetic, mixing home-video-style footage with era-inspired outfits, while the men in the video sport durags, baseball caps, and tape under their eyes in a nod to Nelly.
Lyrically, it’s the kind of bold, no-apology energy both artists are known for, and Doja holds her own verse for verse throughout.
“Okayyy” comes off Latto’s fourth studio album Big Mama, which dropped May 29 via Streamcut and RCA Records.
The 18-track project debuted at No. 16 on the Billboard 200 with roughly 34,000 equivalent album units in its first week, marking the biggest opening of her career.
The album was made during one of the most significant stretches of her life. She found out she was pregnant while recording and used the project to document her transition into motherhood.
Latto clarified earlier this year that the “retirement” talk that made headlines was a postpartum moment, not a real goodbye, and she’s planning to bring her daughter on the road with her.
It’s got a stacked lineup featuring 21 Savage, GloRilla, Teyana Taylor, Wizkid, and Sexyy Red, according to Live Nation.
Doja, meanwhile, has already run the globe.
Tour Ma Vie launched in Auckland back in November 2025 and has since expanded to 64 shows across six legs, covering Asia, Oceania, Latin America, and Europe.
North America is the final stretch, and she’s bringing her full production to arenas in Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta, Miami, Toronto, and more before closing it out at the Garden.
She’s also confirmed she plans to step away from music for three years once the tour wraps in December, making this run her last extended time on stage for a while.
Doja’s Tour Ma Vie world tour first made headlines when the 2026 dates dropped last fall.
Tickets for all North American dates are on sale now at dojacat.com/tour, with VIP packages including access to the pre-show Club Vie lounge.
