'So when I was out on my own, without my first relationship that kind of brought me to the light, that's what they wanted from me.' She recalled, 'I would have producers saying, "We want to do this video for MTV and we want you at the pool, with a bikini on, martini in your hand."' And I'm like, "Ugh, I'm so not her." Like, I'm so not her and I get what I come off as but I am so not her
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[6] Lauren Carter of the Boston Herald said that the song is influenced by Timberlake's disco-funk work on FutureSex/LoveSounds (2006), stating that "it sounds like a reworked version of his bass-heavy dance number "Sexy Ladies." [9] Carter commented that Timberlake was "ushering Ciara away from her typically crunk-laced stylings in favor of JTs electro-slide." [9] Ann Powers of The Los Angeles Times said that the song was "Madonna-esque." [10] Both Ciara and Timberlake provide verses, accompanied by vocal whims and falsetto
