Key Takeaways:

• Doja Cat’s fifth studio album, Vie, is ready to launch on Sept. 26 with a French-inspired rollout.
• Its lead single, “Jealous Type,” drops on Aug. 21 and has already been teased via reside performances and campaigns.
• The album’s visuals and themes mirror a romantic, globally impressed aesthetic that alerts a brand new chapter in Doja’s artistry.

Doja Cat has introduced that her fifth studio album, Vie, can be launched on Sept. 26.

On Thursday (Aug. 14) evening, the rapper shared a video of herself holding a rose, posing in entrance of the Eiffel Tower and gently petting a poodle. “Je sais que tu es ma vie,” she repeats initially of the clip.

Moments later, Doja says, “You’re here?” earlier than the digital camera pans to a different model of herself. “Of course I am,” she replies whereas taking a chew out of what seems like a baguette. France and French tradition have been a standard theme all through her album rollout, which is particularly becoming on condition that “vie” is French for “life.”

Take a have a look at the clip beneath and hold scrolling for the whole lot we all know in regards to the LP to this point.

The Lead Single Will Be “Jealous Type”

Ahead of Vie, Doja Cat will drop the album’s lead single, “Jealous Type,” on Aug. 21 at 8 p.m. ET. She’s already given followers lots to chew on, having carried out it reside at Outside Lands Festival final Friday (Aug. 8). However, the track’s first huge reveal got here throughout Marc Jacobs’ Staycation marketing campaign.

“Boy, let me know if this is careless, I / Could be torn between two roads and I just can’t decide,” she sang within the 30-second commercial. “Baby, I can’t hurt you, sure, but I’m the jealous type / I’m the jealous type.”

Love Is The Main Theme Of ‘Vie’

Vie will include themes of “love, romance and sex” all through, which makes the Parisian imagery and French phrases add up — it’s, in spite of everything, a romance language. In the spirit of that, Doja launched a hotline “for the lovers who feel too much, too fast, too often.”

“My name is Doja Cat, and I’m no couple’s therapist, but I do have some opinions,” she advised followers who known as her Vie Hotline.

The Album Will Be More “Pop-Driven”

Rap followers would possibly wish to brace themselves: Vie goes to be a pop report. Speaking with V Magazine, Doja confirmed she’s returning to the style that first catapulted her onto the charts. “I do want to be self-aware enough to admit the fact that this is a pop-driven project,” she defined. “I know that I can make pop music, and pop is just that — it’s popular.”