Tyla Delivers A New Music Video With LISA
In the nothing less than sexy visual for “When I’m With You,” LISA and Tyla deliver the ultimate summer daydream. The video opens with a tongue-in-cheek weather forecast warning of the “hottest summer ever.” From there, the temperature only climbs.
Set against the backdrop of a simmering heatwave, LISA and Tyla embrace the moment with bold, head-turning fashion. To understand, you have to think of barely-there cutout dresses, midriff-baring crop tops, and strappy heels. Yet, the real heat comes from their chemistry—an effortless back-and-forth. Thus, they make the flirty track feel more like a secret shared between best friends than a typical pop duet.
Originally released in February as part of LISA’s Alter Ego project, “When I’m With You” had fans clamoring for a visual. After months of anticipation, the duo finally delivered. LISA teased the drop just hours before its release, sharing a behind-the-scenes moment with Tyla and a caption. “Had the best time making this music video with @tyla đŸ˜˜.” The feeling is mutual: their energy together is palpable.
Tyla and LISA’s “When I am With You”
Lyrically, the track is a slow-burn confession. Thus, it gradually shifts from a no-strings fling to something that feels dangerously close to real love. Over a breezy beat, the two artists push back against their friends’ advice and give in to temptation. “Cou-cou-could’ve been a good girl, but I won’t be,” they sing. “I’m a turn one night to a whole week.”
Lines like “Give it to me good like you own me” and “All my pride goes out the window” are delivered with a smirk, showing that the track knows exactly what it is—a celebration of giving in, of chasing the high even when it comes with a warning label.
The video feels like a fashion magazine cover. Yet, it is filled with the duo’s vocal chemistry and status as global trendsetters. LISA, a K-pop icon with an ever-growing solo presence, and Tyla, the South African singer riding high off the success of her global hits, prove they’re more than pop stars— style authorities and cultural powerhouses.
“When I’m With You” isn’t just a late-summer anthem—it’s a reminder that sometimes the best thing you can do is ignore the forecast and dance straight into the fire.
