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 This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast level 1 I love it if only for the wordplay. "I ain't dumb, but motherfucker, she's my Tweedledee" is my favorite line so far. They have good chemistry. level 2 “Is that my bestie in a tessie?” is my favorite line level 2 The vibe and production of the song feels very late 90s/early 00s as well and I really dig that. Hip hop and pop&b production in the 90s and 00s seemed way more diverse, and each song felt like it stood out a lot more. The late 10s trap wave bummed me out and homogenized everything, so I'm here for some slightly more fun production like this. level 2 Honestly I am hoping the early 00s don't come back. Especially low rise jeans and the trendy hatsss. It was the worst time to be in middle school trying to dress like Manny Santos level 1 y'all.. I love women I want more female rap collabs this year THAT AREN'T REMIXES!!! Give me more of this pls. level 2 Yes!! I love Back To The Streets by Saweetie and Jhené Aiko so much, same kinda boss bitch vibes and part of the new wave of feminist notions in rap music 💪🏼 level 2 YES. Hopefully they take WAP as a sign that they can work when done right. level 1 thats my best friend 💅🏼 level 2 Youre so right cutiebussy level 2 Comment removed by moderator · 2 yr. ago level 1 i think.. i think im straight now? level 2 Without knowing your gender I'm not sure if you're complimenting or insulting it level 2 Quit fooling yourself hunny level 1 the editing on this video is SO good and then the song slaps... we may have a hit on our hands!!! level 2 I am all for female rap, so if this does well I would be so happy!!!! level 1 · 2 yr. ago Text flair (can be edited) Produced and written by doctor puke level 2 sigh no wonder it's so good, we really can never win can we level 2 is it because dr. puke works with doja, or does he have connections with saweetie? after all, doja's only featuring on this song It's no lie we would do anything for our best friend and most of us have done things we either laugh about or do not speak of. Doja Cat and Saweetie have kicked off 2021 with a brand new anthem all about your best gal pal. *WARNING - explicit content* This song hits the nail on the head, your best friend is her own woman, she's fun, she's outrageous and you love her to bits! You can get your hands on 'Best Friend' here. Download the Hit app on iTunes or Google Play and stay up to date on all things Hit Network! In the world of celebrities, there are plenty of relationships that seem to be largely created for media consumption. Sometimes, an entire marriage seems designed only to generate headlines. For every fake relationship, though, there are also some genuine relationships that are the product of a genuine connection between two people. Thankfully, that seems to be the case for Doja Cat and Saweetie's friendship. Article continues below advertisement Doja Cat and Saweetie recently collaborated on the release of "Best Friends," a new single that marks the first time the two of them have worked together. Naturally, the title of the single led some fans to wonder whether there was a genuine connection between Doja Cat and Saweetie, and, based on what they've said in public, it seems like the two of them are actually friends. Article continues below advertisement "I love Doja Cat. I met her about two years ago. I've always been a fan of her work, she works super hard, she's talented," Saweetie told Extra TV. "I think this record fits perfectly for us because it reminds me of independent women but in a different way. It's empowering, it's fun, it's sexy, but it still talks about some real stuff, and I feel like we're missing a best friend anthem so I think me and her just fit perfectly for it." "Best Friends" is all about camaraderie between women.Although the single may refer to the tight bond that Saweetie and Doja Cat have formed, it's also about solidarity between women more broadly. As Saweetie explained, the song is really about what it means to offer support to another woman. "The sacrifices you make, what you would do for your girl, hyping your girl up and complimenting her," Saweetie explained. Article continues below advertisement The song's chorus reinforces that dynamic. “That’s my best friend she a real bad b---- / Got her own money, she don’t need [n-word] / On the dance floor she had two-three drinks / Now she twerking she throw it out and come back in," Doja raps to start it. Then Saweetie picks it up, adding "That’s my best friend she a real bad b---- / Drive her own car, she don’t need no Lyft / In the strip club know my girl gone tip / Now she twerking throw it out and come back in.” Article continues below advertisement The music video reinforces the song's message of solidarity.In the video for the song, Doja Cat and Saweetie are seen relaxing by the pool before a guy played by King Bach comes up to hit on them. Throughout the video, the two are seen celebrating their friendship as they jump in a jeweled up car and head to a strip club. Once they arrive, the close friends have a slumber party, as close friends often do. As Saweetie explained to Extra TV, the music video was shot to reinforce the central idea of the song. "We shot the video with Dave Meyers, another super talented director, so the way we shot this video, it brings the visions to life, so that's something I'm super excited about," she said during the interview. Are Saweetie and Doja Cat childhood best friends?Doja Cat and Saweetie have an actual friendship.
"I love Doja Cat. I met her about two years ago. I've always been a fan of her work, she works super hard, she's talented," Saweetie told Extra TV. "I think this record fits perfectly for us because it reminds me of independent women but in a different way.
What race is Doja Cats?Her mother, Deborah Sawyer, is an American graphic designer of Ashkenazi Jewish heritage, and her father, Dumisani Dlamini, is a South African performer of Zulu descent, best known for starring as Crocodile in the original Broadway cast of the musical Sarafina! and the 1992 film adaptation.
Do Saweetie and Doja Cat know each other?Saweetie was inspired to make Best Friends because she felt "like we're missing a best friend anthem." She also said it felt right to do it with Doja because the "record fits perfectly for us." She thinks they embody independent women "in a different way" as reflected in the song — "it's empowering, it's fun, it's sexy ...
When did Doja Cat meet Saweetie?Speaking on ExtraTV's YouTube channel, Saweetie, 27, told of her love of Doja Cat, 25, and recalled how they met. She shared: "I love Doja Cat, I met her about two years ago. I've always been a fan of her work, she works super hard, she's talented.
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Doja Cat and Saweetie childhood photo
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