I did a song with Aminé. It’s different because I feel like Aminé always makes the artists that he gets on a song with get out of the box a little bit. We came into the studio and the vibe was so fire. It’s not your typical Rico Nasty song… it doesn’t sound like rage. It’s just in it’s own little pocket.

He definitely ran the hook, I’m not gonna lie, I was definitely following his lead on that. And then more so just like trying to add the feminine vibes to it. He laid his parts and I would lay my responses, and then for the verse, bro, that shit was hella crazy because like, when he did his verse, I think that’s like probably the first time somebody ever did a verse and I had my whole verse already done but it didn’t have nothing to do with what they were talking about. When he did that, I was like, okay, wait a minute, I’m not about to say what I was about to say, I’m gonna just rewrite this and I fuck with it because he gave me the opportunity to go out of my comfort zone. You know a lot of times I might like step on the little sexy paddle, like I’m gonna be fake sexy, but for this song, it was like, okay, that’s how you come in, oh, I bet, let me match your energy, so it gave me my opportunity to talk my shit in like a really fun, girly way and I fuck with it, it was fire to get both of those perspectives on the song.

Yes, the two have collaborated on Aminé's August 2018 song “SUGARPARENTS.”