LONDON (feat. J. Cole)

Here, Bia raps about shopping for designer items in England's capital city. I'm in London, I like go and shop at the mall Shop at the Prada, shop at the store Shop in the tropics, shop at Dior Louis Vuitton cover my toes Bia impresses the guys in her designer purchases, so she takes advantage of their interest. Man's outside in Crocs in shambles Please quick talk, no ramble Soon as they send their bread, I cancel Bread is cockney rhyming slang for money. ("bread and honey" = "money"). Mia also slips in more of the London slang that she's picked up while on the other side of the pond. He never met no one like me It's pretty funny how now they all like me, innit? Londoners use the all-purpose tag question innit (a shortened form of isn't it), when they're expecting you to agree and say "Yes."

J. Cole enters halfway with a rapid-fire verse where he makes some UK references of his own. They include name dropping the London locations Heathrow Airport and the O2 Arena.

Cole originally asked Bia to come by his studio to work on a different song, but the "Whole Lotta Money" rapper played him "London," which blew him away and he couldn't stop thinking about her tune. When Bia hit Cole up to appear on it a month later, he approached his verse with some trepidation. "I was excited but genuinely nervous cuz I didn't even see how the song could be better after what she did to it," Cole wrote on Instagram. "I didn't want to f--- nothing up! I'm grateful I ended up catching the right wave."