Being grateful will never go out of style.
On Friday (Feb. 20), eternally cool Philly music icon Santigold joined forces with Yo Gabba Gabba! for a new music video celebrating gratitude. Decked out in a fashion-forward dress and gorgeous breads, Santigold opens the “Thank You Is Enough” clip rocking out alongside two similarly golden band members. As the funky, new wave-informed song progresses, scenes of different pairs of children demonstrate physical acts of gratitude like hugs and handshakes, with the entire Yo Gabba Gabba! gang joining the party to conclude the video.
“Yo, come on, everyone, I can’t say enough/ When a friend is helpful, you don’t gotta give ’em stuff,” Santigold sings in the first verse. “Appreciation comes from the heart/ Some words of love is a great place to start.”
“Thank You Is Enough” is taken from the soundtrack for the second season of Yo Gabba GabbaLand!, which arrived Jan. 30 and features appearances by Ziggy Marley, Yola, Turnpike Troubadours, CHVRCHES, Flea, Tiffany Haddish, and Hemlocke Springs.
The danceable, heartwarming track also marks Santigold’s first piece of music since her appearance on “Thought I Was Dead” from Tyler, the Creator’s Grammy-winning Chromakopia album. Upon its No. 32 debut on the Billboard Hot 100 in late 2024, that collaboration became Santigold’s first to enter Billboard’s marquee singles chart. She shared Spirituals, her most recent full-length album, in 2022.
The second season of Yo Gabba GabbaLand! also arrived on Jan. 30, exclusively streaming on Apple TV, teaching more evergreen, family-friendly lessons through inventive stories and infectious songs. Check out more kid-focused music, movie, and television content at Billboard Family’s 2026 entertainment calendar here.
Watch Santigold join Yo Gabba Gabba! for their new “Thank You Is Enough” music video below.
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