After confessing she's a bad liar, Selena Gomez brags on its seductive follow-up about the effect she has on a guy. You got a fetish for my love I push you out and you come right back Don't see a point in blaming you If I were you, I'd do me too Such is the guy's desire for Selena, that however much she pushes him away, he keeps coming back to her. The songstress doesn't blame him as she's well aware of her attraction.
The track features Gucci Mane, who takes on the persona of the guy with a crush on Selena during his verse. It seems the rapper believes she is just playing hard to get. Gomez told Dazed: "Gucci is so cool. I'm obsessed with him, we worked on Spring Breakers together and I asked him to be on the song. I hadn't had seen him for a long time (but) when I asked he was like 'Yeah fam! Let's do it!' He loves it."
The song was written by Selena Gomez and Gucci Mane with: Brett "Leland" McLaughlin, whose other credits include hit tunes for Daya ("Hide Away") and Troye Sivan ("Youth.") Los Angeles songwriter Chloe Angelides, who co-penned "Sober " and "Cologne" for Gomez's Revival album. She also contributed to Daya's debut set Sit Still, Look Pretty. Gino "Farrago" Barletta who discovered Daya and executive produced Sit Still, Look Pretty. The songwriter and producer has also written for JoJo, Miranda Cosgrove and Jessica Mauboy. The track was produced by Jonas Jeberg and The Futuristics.
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