earned a Lady of Soul Award nomination for "Best R&B/Soul Single – Group, Band or Duo" in 1999.

[6] Elliott initially offered the song to R&B group TLC during the recording of their third studio album, FanMail (1999).

'"[4] Group member Meelah Williams addressed critics that questioned if the song was really a female anthem or not.

[9][10] The video starts outside an apartment complex, zooming in to a window where the members of 702 are walking down a brutalist-styled corridor wearing all-black leather attire.

Behind them is a group of men wearing the same color, later standing against the wall while the ladies walk past them during the chorus.

Kameelah is seen in a chrome, light blue room wearing a dark grey blazer with digital signs reading the song's title behind her.

LeMisha is seen wearing all black and donning a white tiger-printed cowboy hat in a red and orange colored room with a pyrotechnic behind her.

Irish is in a blue cafe area decorated with futuristic furniture and textures wearing an all silver gown with fur accents.

They are all wearing black and silver polka-dotted outfits as background dancers surround them donning red from head to toe.

In June 1999, 702 performed the song on the British TV chart show Top of the Pops, which aired on BBC One in the United Kingdom.