Watch PinkPantheress Take on the ‘Tonight' Dance Challenge With Doechii: ‘Chewed Me Up So Bad'
In a clip posted to Pink's TikTok Thursday (April 10), the two hitmakers stand side by side while blowing kisses, popping their hips and strutting toward the camera to the lyrics, 'You want sex with me? Uh-huh/ Come talk to me, come on/ You want sex with me? Uh-huh/ Come talk to me, come on.'
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At the end, the 'Boy's a Liar Pt. 2' artist smiles as the Florida native laughs and signals with her hands to the cameraperson to cut. 'chewed me up so bad i didnt stand a bloody chance,' Pink wrote of her dance partner in her caption.
And when fans in the comments couldn't stop pointing out how much she towered over Doechii in the video, Pink added on X, 'you guys didn't know i was a whole 5'9 feet tall?!!!'
Both the dance-pop musician and rapper performed at H&M's inaugural music festival in Los Angeles Wednesday (April 9), filming their TikTok together backstage. Uncle Waffles, Robyn, Jamie xx and SAILORR also took the stage.
The video comes a week after Pink dropped 'Tonight,' which marks her first proper release since May 2024's 'Turn It Up.' The track has been taking off on social media thanks to the dance trend as well as a stylish regency era-inspired music video that earned praise from Charli XCX; 'i love the new pinkpanthress video <3,' wrote the Brat Summer ringleader on X, to which Pink replied, 'omg just shat myself.'
The song will appear on the producer's recently announced mixtape, Fancy That, which drops May 9. Earlier this week, Pink unveiled the project's tracklist, with 'Tonight' nestled amongst songs titled 'Illegal,' 'Girl Like Me,' 'Stars,' 'Intermission,' 'Noises,' 'Nice To Know You,' 'Stateside' and 'Romeo.'
Watch PinkPantheress and Doechii dance to 'Tonight' below.
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