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Doja Cat puts out a hot, sexy song full of energy, and then makes a veterinarian the face of it. It’s hilarious and (maybe) ironic, and somehow does and doesn’t make sense at the same time. And now he’s her official Canvas for the single.ĭoja Cat’s decision reeks of shitposting. While plenty of fans have posted videos dancing to “Get Into It (Yuh)” - the specific dance Finn is doing became a trend on TikTok - it seems like Finn’s comedic rendition of it captured Doja Cat’s eye. On occasion, an artist might use an abstract design for a looping background, but it’s certainly not common to put a random person on there. For example, for one of her previous songs, “Say So,” Doja Cat uses a clip from her official music video. Typically, artists feature themselves, or their own videos, as Canvas images in Spotify. It’s genuinely hilarious.ĭoja Cat canonized Finn’s video using a Spotify app feature called “Canvas,” an eight-second vertical video that fills the screen and loops when you listen to a song. Toward the end, he hits “ the woah” just as “3) leaking on furniture” appears on the screen. He dances half-heartedly bopping from side to side, and weakly throws his knee up. In it, Finn wears a bright yellow polo with blue pants (which one commenter described as “mad minion vibes”), and a stethoscope around his neck.

The hilarious video picked quickly picked up steam and has over 2.4 million views at the time of publication. 9, Finn posted a video dancing to “Get Into It (Yuh)” with the on-screen text “3 signs your pet has anal gland issues.” As he dances, three symptoms of anal gland issues appear as text: scooting, fishy smell, and leaking on furniture. #drfinn #vet #dog #cat ♬ Get Into It (Yuh) - Doja Cat

Give it to me ya doja cat