Jojo Siwa’s wild lesbian romp in new music video: Dance Moms star turned ‘bad girl’

Jojo Siwa put on a very racy display in her new music video for latest single Karma, which was released on Friday.

In the video the 20-year-old Dance Moms star turned ‘bad girl’ enjoyed a wild lesbian romp with another woman while wearing her signature KISS inspired catsuit and theatrical makeup. 

As she sang about being ‘wild’, the former child star who has recently entered her edgy new era, was also pictured being licked by another woman.

Throughout the clip Jojo, who turns 21 next month, showed off her viral TikTok choreography and was seen grinding on a number of beautiful ladies. 

The dynamic video starts out with Jojo on an island in the middle of the ocean at night as she turns to the camera with her dramatic face paint and sings, ‘I was a bad girl, I did some bad things.’ 

She then has flashes of a number of her various encounters with different women.

‘I swear I did it all for fun and it meant nothing,’ Jojo continues.

Jojo is then joined by a woman in a sparkling red catsuit, as she sings, ‘It never happened. It was a secret. Like when a tree falls in the forest no-one hears it.’

The woman straddles her and caresses her face, as Jojo lays back down with her lover on top of her.

She then wakes up at a yacht party in a different outfit, with a different woman on top of her, as she sings, ‘another late night, another crazy mood. And I didn’t think twice what it would do to you.’ 

This time she wears a futuristic white vest with tiny white shorts, and sparkling silver face makeup. 

While dancing with one girl Jojo is seen eyeing another, as she sings, ‘I was a wild child, you always knew it/ It was a matter of time before I blew it.’ 

She continues to dance while singing the pre-chorus: ‘Thou shall not lie, thou shall not cheat/ Thou shall not get caught or you’ll end up just like me, oh.’ 

She then gets into the chorus, singing, ‘Karma’s a b***h, I should’ve known better/ If I had a wish, I would’ve never effed around/ When I saw the pics of you and her, I fеlt the knife twist/ Karma’s a b***h, and she’s with you right now.’

Jojo then falls into the ocean, as the song continues with verse two underwater: ‘Shе is a good girl, I think she’s boring/ Believe me, twenty minutes later, you’ll be snoring/ But it still kills me that you hooked up with her (Up with her)/ And now the universe is giving me what I deserve (I deserve).’ 

She later reemerges from the water and makes her way back to the island. There, she once again sings the chorus while grinding on her female companion in the water.

Jojo then croons the bridge of the song: ‘And when I lay me down to sleep, it’s not your body next to me/ This lonely room feels so empty, just me and my regrets/ And cold blue eyes look back at me, the mirror has no sympathy/ My guilt’s become a symphony that won’t let me forget, oh.’ 

The star then continues to bemoan the punishments from karma stating ‘what goes around, comes around’. 

On Thursday she talked about her new single, telling ET, ‘Karma, to me, is something that you do to yourself. That can be good, that can be bad, but you’re always gonna get it.’

‘There’s actually quite a few different meanings in the song. Part of it’s about life and choices you make. Part of it is about things that people have done to me. Part of it might even be about things that I’ve done to people.’ 

She also referred to the single’s release as the ‘beast moment’ of her career, while also acknowledging that growing up and maturing in the public eye has not been easy.

Siwa got her start as a young performer on reality TV show Dance Moms. She then gained millions of followers through her YouTube videos and Nickelodeon productions.

‘It’s been something that we’ve tried to figure out the best way to navigate,’ she shared.

‘I do have such a young fan base, and I do have a lot of kids that look at JoJo Siwa and still follow my music from years ago. However, you know, I’m not the same that I was when I was 14.’

‘That can live on and people can know that human. But this now is 20-year-old, 21-year-old, here for a good time [JoJo]. Let’s be honest, let’s be real. Let’s make some art,’ she said.

Siwa also previously referenced Miley Cyrus’ Bangerz era in regard to her own more mature look and sound.