The first single and title track from Atlanta rapper B.o.B's second album is 3 minutes 47 seconds of bass heavy bragging. In the first verse, the southern spitter swanks about his meticulous rhyming, declaring, "I do my job exceptionally, on point like a decimalist." Guest Lil Wayne steps in at 1:17, with his own boasts announcing "I'm top dog, you top ramen, I'm top dog," The track features some club-rap production from hitmaker Dr. Luke (Britney Spears, Kesha, Katy Perry) and was released October 3, 2011.
B..o.B discussed the song, while stopping by Atlanta's V-103, The Ryan Cameron Show. "Wayne actually got on it pretty quick," he said. "It was a quick turnaround. We were kind of debating on it, man, but we just felt like this is the song that should go first. I feel really strong about it and I like to take my time with music."
It appears that both rappers had been smoking plenty of weed around the time this song was composed. "All we do is light it up, all night, all you see is strange clouds," B.o.B. declares. Whilst, despite still being on parole after his stint in Rikers, Weezy is still "smokin' on that strong, that Arnold Schwarzenegger."
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