The instrumental of the song is a modified version of that of "Hot in Herre", with deeper bass and sharper snares in the drums.

[2][6] Millennial writers Alex Suskind and Hershal Pandya of Vulture debated the merit of NLE Choppa's remaking of "Hot in Herre".

[9] The music video sees NLE Choppa dressing like Nelly in the "Hot in Herre" video, wearing a headband, A-shirt, baggy jeans, a Hardwood Classics Denver Nuggets throwback jersey, A Bathing Ape sneakers, and a band-aid under his eye.

[1][4][5][2][8] He is seen surrounded by bikini-clad women at a pool party,[1][5] and rapping in the booth as he reads from a Danger Hiptop phone.

It also features a woman swinging her hips, with "NLEVILLE" (a reference to Nelly's album Nellyville) printed on her buttocks.