Many fans still prefer the original version with Tyga and Kevin McCall for its tighter focus, though the remix is the preferred choice for those wanting a lyrical variety pack.
Generally well-received, with some fans ranking his punchline-heavy verse as the best on the entire track. Critical Consensus
The remix is praised for removing the traditional hook between verses, allowing the rappers to trade bars seamlessly over the moody, minimal beat. Many fans still prefer the original version with
Ross contributes his signature "luxury rap" aesthetic, while T.I. provides a solid, steady flow that fits the original R&B groove.
Often cited as one of the stronger additions, Drake maintains a more "gentle and pro-ladies" vibe, focusing on the complicated emotional dynamics of a failing relationship. Ross contributes his signature "luxury rap" aesthetic, while
Critics and fans generally agree that each artist brought their specific "brand" of break-up energy to the track, though some verses stood out more than others.
Despite some viewing it as "over-stuffed" with star power, it is widely considered a "classic remix" that captured a specific moment when these artists dominated the charts. Critics and fans generally agree that each artist
His verse is famously aggressive and controversial for its uncensored shots at ex-partners, featuring lines like, "You should make your own toilet tissue since you’re the s---". Some listeners found it unnecessarily harsh, while others appreciated the raw energy.