There are music video rollouts, and then there are full-on pop culture moments, and Mr. Fantasy just delivered the latter.

After teasing “Do Me Right” over the past week, Mr. Fantasy has officially released both the full track and its accompanying music video, and it’s exactly the kind of chaotic, feel-good energy fans were hoping for.

From the moment it starts, the video leans fully into Mr. Fantasy’s signature tone: playful and completely unserious in the best possible way. What makes it stand out, though, is how committed it is to that concept while still feeling intentionally crafted. It’s colorful, cinematic, and over-the-top, but never loses its sense of humor.

The visual is also packed with surprise cameos that instantly take it to another level. Nick Jonas, Cody Simpson, Madelaine Petsch, Derek Hough, and Alex Warren all make appearances throughout the video, adding to the feeling that this is less of a traditional rollout and more of a shared, inside-joke universe brought to life.

Musically, “Do Me Right” itself is just as infectious as the video suggests. It’s upbeat, bouncy, and built around a hook that immediately sticks, making it feel like the kind of track that naturally finds its way into summer playlists. There’s a lightness to it that makes it easy to listen to, but still polished enough to feel intentional rather than disposable.

What really ties everything together is how well the video reflects the song’s energy. Instead of overexplaining or leaning into heavy narrative, it fully embraces absurdity, leaning into humor, color, and personality in a way that feels refreshing in today’s often overly serious pop landscape.

This release also marks a major step toward Mr. Fantasy’s upcoming debut album FANTASYLAND, which is set to arrive on June 26th. With anticipation already building, this single serves as a clear introduction to the world he is building, one that feels intentionally unfiltered, entertaining, and designed to stand out.

Fans can pre-order FANTASYLAND now on vinyl and CD through Mr. Fantasy’s official store, as well as pre-save the album on streaming platforms ahead of its release.

For now, “Do Me Right” feels like exactly what it was meant to be: a fun, attention-grabbing introduction that doesn’t take itself too seriously while still delivering a fully realized pop moment. And honestly, it works.