Really thought this song would launch Retch to a different level. Bars for days and a hot beat. S***s insane.

This one was a little embarrassing as a fan of all 3 lol. A Frankenstein abomination of a song that should’ve never left the studio

Forget this came out

Was kinda underwhelming tbh

Really interesting to listen to this and see where they all are today

But it seemed like a truly safe hit, it has two catchy hooks, a beat that sounds like DJ Mustard’s style which was really big, and 3 popping artists on this one song

I actually think it would’ve been better off as Tinashe ft. Ty Dolla $ign song

I like Charli’s part but it’s not her type of song at all

Maybe it’s too safe? It meets at the intersection of 3 drastically different artists and ends up sounding like the soundtrack to a party scene on Freeform

Most of the hits of this era are too safe and similar

Mostly an R&B singer/rapper combo, catchy chorus, house-y plucks, "hey" chants, snaps or claps

None of these hits are challenging or different, I think the problem of Drop that Kitty is either it being too obvious or too pandering, or Ty Dolla $ign as a lead artist, or the three having no chemistry