: Produced by Joel Little (known for his work with Lorde), the track uses a repetitive, catchy chorus designed for constant radio rotation. Visual Style & Fashion

Bebe Rexha ’s official music video for "" is a vibrant, carefree anthem of self-acceptance that manages to be both a nostalgic homage and a rebellious statement against the music industry. Directed by Director X , the visual is anchored by a high-energy dance party on a city set, featuring diverse choreography and a surprise appearance by Lil Wayne . A Pop Rebel’s Manifesto

: She maintains her New York roots throughout, sporting her signature diamond nameplate necklace and mixed-metal jewelry. The Lil Wayne Factor

The collaboration acts more as a duet than a standard feature, with Rexha and Wayne trading verses throughout.

: The lyrics "I'll never ever sing like Whitney / But I still wanna dance with somebody" emphasize her desire for people to love her "the way I are".

The fashion in the video, styled by , is a deliberate mix of street style and vintage cinema.

The song serves as a "fuck you" to record label executives who pressured Rexha to fit a traditional pop mold. By interpolating Whitney Houston’s iconic 1987 hit "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)," Rexha contrasts the legend's vocal perfection with her own raw, self-proclaimed "imperfect" delivery.