The clear MVP. Her verse is a masterclass in flow switches and punchlines. When she drops the "I'm the queen of punchlines, actually I'm the punchline queen" line, she completely takes over the track.

It’s not trying to be deep; it’s trying to be fun. While the lyrics are simple, the production and the star power of the features turn a basic club track into an iconic pop moment.

The music video is a neon-saturated fever dream. From the "drank" dripping everywhere to the precision choreography and high-fashion outfits, it’s a high-budget spectacle that turned the song into a viral dance staple.

He provides a smooth, melodic bridge that grounds the song’s frantic energy with some West Coast cool.

He’s in his element here, blending his signature slick vocals with a rhythmic delivery that matches the "shimmy shimmy" hook perfectly.

"Swalla" is the ultimate 2017 time capsule—a colorful, high-gloss explosion of Caribbean-infused pop that still hits today.

It’s a candy-coated club anthem. The beat is bouncy and rhythmic, leaning heavily on a dancehall-inspired pulse that makes it impossible to sit still. It’s light, catchy, and designed for pure summer energy. The Performances: