The 2009 week, throughout interviews with Hot 106’s Rise & Grind Morning Show, Cole explained the way the verse happened and why rrt had been a lot of shorter than Andre’s. “You know-how many verses I was able to for that song?” Cole began. “I did a version of these before her album [4] even ended up. I did two verses. I really enjoy these verses too, they wound up working with André’s verse and André killed it.”
Before releasing the song being a single, Bey hit up Cole once more for some more lines. “Then she reached to me and he or she wanted me to have around the remix. Used to two more verses,” he continued. “Out on the second set i did, she picked the first verse. But my second verse, I recently gotta say for your record… It had become just too long, I feel she needed something shorter and even more towards the point.”
Cole acknowledged which he was up against a legend, saying-“When you follow in André 3000's shoes, you’re anticipated to really go in”-but having said that, let’s look into their respective verses.
Andre 3000: Andre’s verse, almost twice along Cole’s, errs to the sexier side and it's conscious of his own reputation. “Spit this shit for reallo, Brain Brillo/Kiddo say he looks up to me this just makes me feel old/Never belief that you can easliy become a persons hero/Man, we had been just within the food court eating our gyros…”
J. Cole: Cole’s verse pays homage to song’s Slick Rick sample and give some shout outs-to Sade, Ice Cube, and in many cases North Carolina. “We out in Abu Dhabi, we like to party/We don’t’ cause trouble, we just ride Bugatti/Bad chick, shawty sorta resemble Sade/Imported her in from Raleigh, and pulled up into the Valet…”
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