Girls Want Girls

Featuring Lil Baby

"Girls Want Girls" pairs Drake with Lil Baby on one of Certified Lover Boy's most talked-about tracks, largely because of a hook premise that many listeners and critics found tone-deaf. The song's central conceit — Drake aligning himself with women's attraction to other women — generated significant online debate and became one of the most-discussed lyrical moments of the album's rollout. Beneath the controversy, the track operates as a standard flex-and-romance record, Drake and Lil Baby trading boasts about status and pursuit over production from Noah "40" Shebib, Boi-1da, and T-Minus. The collaboration itself was a draw, pairing two of the era's biggest commercial forces. The song is widely read as emblematic of the album's lover-boy provocations, where Drake's persona courts both desire and ridicule. Its cultural footprint rests less on craft than on the discourse it generated, making it a frequent reference point in discussions of the album's reception and the limits of Drake's romantic posturing.