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Doja Cat / Kofi Siriboe

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Kofi Siriboe needs no introduction. We’ve been praising his chocolatey goodness since his debut on Ava Duvernay’s Queen Sugar and his memorable appearance in Girl’s Trip (think: grapefruit).

Kofi stars as Doja Cat‘s eye candy in the artistic new visuals for her song Streets and Black Twitter has feelings about it…lusty feelings.

https://twitter.com/enctrI/status/1369162827978711040

 

Street rose to popularity as the soundtrack to the #silhouettechallenge so it makes sense Doja would use the video to pay homage to the viral moment that greatly contributed to the songs success. But one of the more talked about scenes from the creative project comes when Doja plays a sexy spider scaling her web to devour her prey, which happens to be a bearded and grilled up Kofi.

Doja continues to push the limits of her artistry with her boundless creativity. She recently appeared on a 3D cover of V Magazine in a trippy shoot by 3D artist Jason Ebeyer and photographer/filmmaker Steven Klein.

“I didn’t know, also, that “Streets” would be doing well right now, of all times. I loved Streets and for it to blow up on TikTok a few weeks ago is completely out of my expectations,” she said, in the interview for the glossy with Sza, about Streets blowing up on Tik Tok. “That’s my favorite song off that album. And I’ve been saying “Won’t Bite” is my favorite song but “Streets” is truly my favorite.”

Sis, it’s our favorite too!

In other Doja news, she recently collaborated with Saweetie on the female anthem Best Friend, another track she bodied.

Doja is a visionary and we’re here to watch her rise!

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