Bruno Mars and American rapper Sexyy Red are turning up the heat in their latest music video, ‘Fat, Juicy & Wet.’ Photo from brunomars/Instagram
Two great hits in a row—Bruno Mars is releasing another collaborative track, and this time, it gets even sexier.
The Filipino American singer-songwriter and American rapper Sexyy Red are turning up the heat in their latest music video, “Fat, Juicy & Wet,” with global music icons Lady Gaga and Rosé of Blackpink making surprise cameos.
In an Instagram post, Mars wrote, “Fat Juicy & Wet… Out Now! Shout out to global chart toppers @ladygaga and @roses_are_rosie for the insane cameo!”
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The track is a hip-hop-infused ode to confidence, with the “Lazy Song” hitmaker delivering an infectious hook while Sexyy Red owns the verses with her usual no-holds-barred lyrics.
The explicit chorus, featuring the line, “That good kitty-kitty, good kitty-kitty, make it my pet,” sets the tone for the song’s provocative energy.
With this, the track dominates the verses with her signature boundary-pushing rap.
Visually, the music video leans into a sultry and playful aesthetic, with red-toned backdrops setting the mood for Mars and Sexyy Red’s flirtatious chemistry.
Gaga and Rosé’s cameos add a layer of star power. Gaga’s appearance follows her recent collaboration with Mars on the Grammy-nominated “Die With a Smile.”
The anticipation surrounding this release adds to the buzz leading up to the 2025 Grammy Awards on Feb. 1, where Mars and Gaga are vying for Song of the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with “Die With a Smile.”
Meanwhile Rosé’s role marks her second project with the Fil-Am artist. Additionally, the Blackpink member continues to break barriers.
Late last year, she made history as the first K-pop artist to top the Apple Music Top 100 Global Chart with “APT.” – a collaboration with Mars that reached the summit of global music charts.
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