He added that Cardi B's verse is 'especially entertaining as she wittily compares her current charts success to 'pussy popping''. ДЄaron Williams of Uproxx described the song as 'an aptly titled, fast-paced, Master P-esque trunk rattler', and wrote that the song 'owes a lot to the sound cultivated by Master P twenty years ago, with plenty of New Orleans bounce', as the three artists on the track 'deliver their usual unsophisticatedly entertaining signature styles on their verses'. Beatrice Hazlehurst of Paper praised Cardi B for 'proving she's far from a one-hit wonder' with her verse. Peter Berry of XXL called it 'an energetic new banger' and wrote that it 'features a bouncy trap beat and typically confident bars from each of the three MC's'. Jessica McKinney of Vibe wrote that the song 'seems to have a hard-hitting hip-hop beat'. Both Roth and Carl Lamarre of Billboard felt Rocky 'sits tight on the hook'. Madeline Roth of MTV News opined that Cardi B 'clearly steals the show' on the studio version of the song compared to its prior live performance, and referred to this as 'something she's been doing a lot of since ' Bodak Yellow' took over the charts'. This 'No Limit' song just made sense.' The song's beat contains a sample of the Memphis rap classic 'Slob On My Knob' by hip hop group Three 6 Mafia, Produced by member & rapper Juicy J Critical reception I knew I wanted to work with her, but it was about finding the right record and the right timing. You can tell a lot by watching somebody perform live and getting to know their energy in real life. I could tell right then and there she was going to be a super star. I met her at a show we played almost a year ago. I've been following her ever since she first started to buzz. We sent the track to Cardi B and she killed it. He was working a room next to mine and he came in and said what's up. Talking about how the collaboration came about, G-Eazy told Fuse in an interview regarding his upcoming studio album: 'It started as me and ASAP Rocky in the studio. Her whole personality, her energy, everything.' You know? What sounds and feels good is what's working. It's just what the youth is reacting to, what the culture is reacting to, what sounds and feels good. It's not contrived, it's not overly thought out or put together. It's real, it's raw, it's honest, it's pure. I think she represents where music is today. You just go with it and get lost in that moment and feed off of each other.' In an interview with Uproxx before the show, G-Eazy said of the reason behind collaborating with Cardi B: 'I'm a super fan of her and everything she's doing right now is incredible.

G-Eazy told Billboard about the two collaborations: 'That raw connection between the two performers is something you can't fully plan. On August 30, 2017, G-Eazy debuted the song with Cardi B in New Orleans, during one of his Bud Light's Dive Bar Tour live shows, along with the debut of his collaboration with American singer-songwriter Halsey, ' Him & I'.

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