Watch Lisa and Tyla's Steamy 'When I'm With You' Music Video
Of course, the singers did not come to play in the fashion department. They were dripping in crystallized outfits, mini skirts, and strappy heels galore. As a matter of fact, let me pin these looks to my summer mood board real quick.
If the 'baddest back to back' provided by LISA and Tyla wasn't enough, they brought even more star power to the track with cameos from a few celeb friends. Mason Gooding showed up sans a shirt with his inked skin on full display as LISA danced on him.
A moment of silence as I catch my breath:
Oh, and to keep the good vibes going, LISA and Tyla tapped two of the biggest stars of last summer for the video, too. Love Island USA's Leah Kateb and Miguel Harichi exited the villa for a poolside date night.
'When I'm With You' comes off LISA's debut solo album, Alter Ego, but the musicians go way back. During a Musicians on Musicians interview for Rolling Stone in October 2024, they truly couldn't stop gushing when they shared their first impressions of each other.
'I remember the first day I knew about you was from the 'Water' challenge,' LISA told the Grammy winner at the time. 'You, dancing onstage, pouring water, and I was like, 'Oh, my God, who is she?' And I started to follow your stuff more and more.'
Tyla also praised the 'Rockstar' singer, saying, 'Girl, in Blackpink, you were my favorite. You brought some edge to the group, which was so cool. Your rapping and just the way you moved and the way you dressed was so cool. Me and my best friend would watch those videos all the time.'
Now, they're maximizing their joint slay in the music video for their too hot to handle summer collab, 'When I'm With You.'
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