Queen Snow your incredible analysis of the outfits is all inspiring. Never in video reactions have we ever had a front seat to the work of art fashions.Thank you so much for this insight.

I really like how much detail you put into this video researching every person who starred to the costume designers!

Yes Snow that color is awesome on you ..hair looks great ..love the analysis of this important artist ..love the lyrics !!

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Super délire les costumes!! Merci pour la vidéo patronne c’est sympa.

Doja Cat is half South African of Zulu ethnicity (South Africa's largest ethnic group), through her father who is a South African and a famous film co- producer of the film "Sarafina" This type of Afrobeat is actually a common type of beat style under a South African genre called House (that is how the term is referred to locally, although on an international spectrum it might be stated otherwise) and, a few house DJs and musicians would be for example : DJ Black Coffee, MI CASA, DJ Fresh, Bucie, Prince Kaybee, etc Also she uses 3 accents throughout this entire video ranging from a slight South African, to a mainly Nigerian pigeon (Nigerian pigeon is very similar to Jamaican patois because a lot of slaves were taken from that part of Africa, so it's easy to get confused with the accent), and then during the last part of her rap verse she uses a slight Caribbean accent , and @2:13 is a dance style from the South African genre known as Amapiano Even the style of clothing in the especially the second half of this music video is very South African (in terms of the clothes worn by the some of the tribes) - From South Africa's neighbouring country, Namibia