(Video) Fans Request A Mimifly & DOLLA Collaboration Following Viral 'MWA!' Challenge
Another local artist known for going viral is rapper-singer Mimifly, who has received overwhelmingly positive feedback for incorporating sign language into the choreography of her songs 'Angkat' and 'Serumpun'. It was only a matter of time before DOLLA and Mimifly met up and collaborated to break the internet. Here's what happened:
Yesterday (Sunday, 18th May), DOLLA shared a video on their social media pages of themselves doing the 'MWA!' dance challenge, with none other than Mimifly. The two acts met backstage at the recent 'MeleTOP TVS' concert, held at the Miri Indoor Stadium in Sarawak. As a dancer herself, the rapper had no trouble picking up the choreography and performed the challenge effortlessly alongside the idol group.
'One with queen @mimiflyyy 💋,' the performers captioned the video. The video has since gone viral across multiple social media platforms, with fans praising both artists. Many commented on how Mimi carries a distinctive aura that makes her stand out, while others have been manifesting a collaboration with DOLLA, whether on a brand-new track or, at the very least, a remix of 'MWA!'. Some also suggested that Mimifly should become the new fourth member of the popular group.
We couldn't agree more that a collaboration between Mimifly and DOLLA has all the makings of a chart-topper. Here's hoping the day comes when these powerhouse artists team up on a track. Apart from the 'Angkat' singer, the girl group also did the dance challenge with a few other artists, including local singer Elizabeth Tan and Korean DJ, DJ SODA.
Watch the viral clip with Mimifly below:
DOLLA's 'MWA!' challenge with other artists:
Sources: TikTok, Instagram
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