‘Sticky’ is about the really weird part of a relationship where you know you shouldn’t be together but you’re gonna try to make it work anyway. Or like, you breakup but you’re still randomly seeing each other, or I don’t know—just the merry-go-round effect. The video simulates that, like the round and round, the cycle of us breaking up, trying again, and really can’t get enough of each other but we hate each other.

It was dope because [Ravyn]’s so young and she’s not locked into a certain style or vocal range so anything I’d give her she’s like ‘I got you,‘“ he said. "It’s also a different producer side of me. It’s entirely produced by me, the first thing that I’m entirely producing. When I got the opportunity I looked at is as like—Yes, this is my Pharrell/Kelis, my Timbaland/Aaliyah, my J*Davey moment. I had to take it.

The inspiration for “Sticky” was reaching that super weird point in a relationship where you’re like, “Uh, do we love each other? Or are we just together because we’re lonely and don’t really wanna go out and see other people?” Or just like the merry-go-round effect where you guys break up and get back together then break up again. Just the really weird part where you know you shouldn’t be with this person because they kind of treat you bad, but you love them. My inspiration stems from my experiences, as well as my friends, my mom, movies, other artist’s songs. You know, anywhere or anything can really spark an idea in me.