Charli XCX - Doing It ft.Rita Ora [Official Video]

The official music video for Charli XCX - Doing It ft. @ritaora

Taken from the second studio album SUCKER released in 2014, which featured the singles Boom Clap, Break The Rules, Doing It and Famous

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Director: Adam Powell
Producer: Nina Dluhy-Miller
PM: Nina Grossman
Exec Producer: Melinda Kelly
Production Company: Black Dog Films
Commissioner: Dan Curwin
Directors Representation: Obmanagement

About Charli XCX:
Charli XCX is an iconic figure in the arts, having helped expand the landscape of popular music over the last decade by
seamlessly traversing the underground and the mainstream with her artistic output. A singer, songwriter, documentary maker, radio host and record label boss, Charli’s story is one of an artist who continues to succeed without compromise, earning critical acclaim for her forward-thinking music style and entrepreneurial spirit.

Her incredible catalogue includes the studio albums True Romance, SUCKER, Charli, and how i'm feeling now. These have spawned hit singles such as Boom Clap, Break The Rules, Doing It, After The Afterparty, 1999, Blame It On Your Love , Gone, Good Ones and has seen Charli collaborate with global superstars such as BTS, Lizzo, Troye Sivan and HAIM as well as future game changers such as Kim Petras, Christine and the Queens, Yaeji and Clairo.

#CharliXCX #DoingIt #RitaOra #SUCKER #InTheCity

[officialcharlixcx]

Doing It - The video was very inspired by Thelma & Louise, Natural Born Killers and Barbie. Rita and I went out to the Californian desert and shot in some incredible places with some incredible people.  I was very inspired by Florida strip clubs, 70s fashion (I'm wearing and David Lachapelle. It was so fun working with Rita on this. We had a wild time.

[meganduncanson]

I used to be obsessed with this song, Omg I've missed it so much

[ashlynboone_]

This song is massively underrated 😭😭 i remember discovering this back in 2015 and it’s been my fav eversince

[GP_OO]

this song just makes me feel so young and free
oh man! dont you think we all could stand this young for the rest of our lives?

[kellyfernandx]

5 years ago I was a high school girl listening to this song nonstop... It marked my life and I used to feel so good while listening... 5 years later I still feel the same damn thing while listening, even if now I'm a complete different person. Real good songs are just like wine... they get better with time. you girls did that, so thanks! It's still gonna be my jam for many years to come

[shineefive]

I forgot this song existed!!! I love it so much oh my god

[higorsantos]

I come back here once a year to say that this song is incredible. Happy quarantine to you all.

[drnecro]

11 year old me was so fucking obsessed with this style, I looked at Charli and wanted to be just like her, and once I started dressing like her and living my truth I never stopped. So grateful that Charli appeared in my life back then, she gave me hope and a dream to pursue💕💕💕

[chipwhitley]

The girl in the yellow dress is the MVP of this video.

[xerexcaro]

2010-2015 are the years where pop are so good and this song is absolutely perfection yet underperformed because of the competition. However if this song was released 2020 I bet this can glow up since songs of today are not that good and nostalgic now.

[strawwberryyy]

15 year old me felt so badass listening to this

[xehntanyI]

Sucker is such a fucking amazing album!

[torresgary]

I remember playing this song over and over on school nights and dancing until like 2am🥺songs like this have special memories connected to them💖

[ipostrandomly]

Fun fact :

They both were featured in iggy azalea's biggest hits

[felimonst]

I'm still so obsessed with this song, gets me dancing everytime

[joelwilliam]

She's actually making songs with pretty good beat though idk whe she is underrated

[articsegno]

I always come back here, this music really welcomed me as a teenager!
thank you charli

[PopCultureLyrics]

To everyone saying Charli copied Gaga's truck from the Telephone video, you're forgetting that Gaga's truck came from the Kill Bill movies.

[audirection]

Why 19+million views only?? anyway this song is so catchy and makes me want to dance!!

[x_moodyalien_x]

when this song came out I was 14 years old, I was obsessed I listened to it every day😭 it still remains a bop today