Grammy Award-winning superstar Doja Cat has unveiled an innovative new documentary short titled Ma Vie World Tour. Created in partnership with Ray-Ban Meta, the 12-minute film offers an intimate look at the European leg of her international concert tour, captured entirely through smart glasses worn by the singer and her touring crew. The project premiered on her YouTube channel on October 23, 2026, and was celebrated with a special launch event at Meta Lab in West Hollywood on October 26.
Directed by Quinn Whitney Wilson, the documentary provides fans with a unique first-person vantage point of life on the road across seven countries. Rather than using traditional documentary crews, the project relies on wearable camera technology to show candid moments from the glam chair, backstage hallways, dressing rooms, and the direct point-of-view of Doja Cat as she steps onto the stage in front of roaring arena crowds.
To complement the digital release, Meta hosted an interactive pop-up experience at Meta Lab LA from October 17 through October 25. The physical activation displayed Doja Cat's stage wardrobe alongside custom Ray-Ban Meta frames that her creative team designed specifically for her live performances.
The technological collaboration coincides with a busy month for the 31-year-old artist, who celebrated her birthday on October 21 before delivering a high-energy performance at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on October 22. Since breaking out globally with hit singles like Say So, Kiss Me More, and Paint the Town Red, Doja Cat has consistently pushed visual boundaries across pop music, fashion, and technology.
By blending wearable tech with tour documentation, Doja Cat continues to redefine music storytelling. With her Tour Ma Vie North American leg continuing through late 2026, the new film gives fans worldwide an unprecedented backstage pass.
