Songfacts®:

• This country-meets-hip-hop crossover features Florida Georgia Line. The ode to a new romance finds the trio recounting an encounter with a girl in a club. They immediately hit it off, and she asks them to take her to the country and show her where they're from. She has a choice: Nelly hails from St. Louis, FGL's Brian Kelley is from Ormond Beach, Florida, and his bandmate Tyler Hubbard is a native of Monroe, Georgia.
• The song came together when Nelly stopped by Nashville for three weeks to record material for a country-influenced EP.
• Nelly first teamed up with Florida Georgia Line in 2013 for a remix of the duo's smash hit debut single, "Cruise." The St. Louis rapper later joined Hubbard and Kelley on a couple of tours.
• Nelly has form for country collaborations, dating back to 2003 when he linked up with Tim McGraw for the country-rap hybrid "Over And Over." This is his third hookup with a country act in 2020, following Jimmie Allen's "Good Times Roll" and Kane Brown's "Cool Again."
• The song's music video has a simple concept of Nelly taking a trip to Nashville to hang out with Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley.
• Tyler Hubbard and Nelly wrote the song with country artist Blake Redferrin and producer Jordan Schmidt. According to Schmidt, the song we hear is the original demo with a bit of tweaking and the later addition of Ilya Toshinsky's banjo part. "We were all there just passing around a [Shure] SM-7 [microphone] in my writer's room," he recalled to Billboard. "That's everything you hear on that. We did the demo and it had a vibe to it and Nelly was like, 'I like it the way it is' and went out the door."