I Like It

Cardi B tapped Colombian reggaeton singer J Balvin and Puerto Rican trapper Bad Bunny to contribute for this Latinized trap banger. Bad Bunny raps in his native Spanish, while Balvin croons Puerto Rican slang lyrics. "These are guys at the top of their game. They were mad humble, thanking me," Cardi B told Beats 1's Ebro Darden.

The song flips elements of Pete Rodriguez' 1967 boogaloo hit "I Like It Like That," which was covered by Tito Nieves and the Blackout All-Stars in the mid-'90s. Rodriguez is a Bronx native, like Cardi.

The song was produced by J. White Did It, the man who supplied the beat for Cardi B''s breakthrough single "Bodak Yellow." He told Billboard about the track: "It's just celebrating success, achievement, talking about what she likes. Pretty much, if you ain't working, you ain't eating. I had the opportunity to work with the great Craig Kallman on that record, from Atlantic, and I worked with Tainy as well, another amazing producer out of Miami. I think we made a great record that the world is going to really enjoy."