Two Tens

In an interview with Genius, Cordae and Anderson .Paak revealed they wrote the song in the studio using a beat from a pack sent by J. Cole. Paak stated, "We both were really trying to impress each other with each line. But also, we really want to make a good song. It's not just two dudes battling each other."[1]

The production of the song has been described as "jazzy" neo-soul in style,[2][3][4] over which the two artists trade four-bar sequences back and forth about the women they are attracted to and sexual exploits,[4][5][6] while debating on love and discipline in life.[7] Anderson .Paak, who performs the hook,[8] takes on the role of a man who is overly infatuated with a woman, while Cordae tries to talk some sense into him,[9][10][11] Although Cordae points out unwise decisions such as spending $10,000 on a Chanel bag and paying child support for ten kids,[9][11] considers the value of extra attention, time and money involved, and laments his friend's actions,[10] Paak is completely unbothered.[9]

Aron A. of HotNewHipHop wrote the song "marks another exceptional collaboration from the two rappers that will undoubtedly build more demand for a collaborative album."[2] Chris DeVille of Stereogum praised the song, commenting "It's way more entertaining than I expected."[3]

The music video was directed by Edgar Esteves and Juan Felipe Zuleta and released alongside the single. It finds Cordae arriving at a nightclub, where he meets Anderson .Paak, as he narrates: "Me and my nigga Anderson decided to pull up to the club, and I don't even like going out, but if my nigga tell me pull up, I pull up easy, you know?"[10] There, the rappers party with women,[4] popping bottles[8] and taking selfies with them,[6] and find a couple of ones from the group whom they attract to.[11] While Cordae "keeps things lowkey", Paak takes advantage of the surrounding luxuries and women,[7] and is also seen "enjoying a bathroom rendezvous".[6]