A Bilingual Collision of Styles

The music video for Thootie pairs gritty drill energy with chaotic, hyper-stylized visuals that blend New York street attitude and Dominican urbano flair. Ice Spice and Tokischa lean into their contrasting personas, creating a disorienting but magnetic mix of cute, raunchy, reckless, and playful.

The camera work stays fast and close, mirroring the track’s percussive bounce and bilingual delivery, while the production design leans heavily on club lighting, neon tones, and tight crowd shots that amplify the party-riot aesthetic. The result is a video that thrives on attitude: raw, messy, and deliberately unpolished, built to match the song’s loud, cross-cultural swagger.

Cross-Market Momentum

Thootie quickly drew attention for its explosive pairing of two artists known for bold personas and unapologetic sexuality. Fans praised the chemistry and cultural crossover, noting how the video bridges Bronx drill and Dominican dembow without softening either artist’s trademark edge.

The music video sparked conversation around its provocative imagery, frenetic editing, and the way it leans into shock value as part of its brand identity.

While some viewers found the aesthetic overwhelming, others embraced its maximalism as a natural extension of both artists’ reputations. In the broader landscape, the video reinforces Ice Spice’s rising global profile and deepens Tokischa’s role as a boundary-pushing figure in Latin urban music.