"Who Told You" is a song by British rapper
J Hus featuring Canadian rapper
Drake. It was released on 8 June 2023 as the second single from J Hus's third studio album, Beautiful and Brutal Yard.[5] J Hus and Drake wrote the song with producer
P2J, alongside Gaetan Judd and EY.[6][7][8]
Ben Beaumont-Thomas of The Guardian called it the "song of the summer" and wrote, "this ode to the joy of dancing shows how masterful each MC is at moving with a beat". Beaumont-Thomas also felt that the "
Afrobeats rhythm by producer P2J is nimble and fleet of foot", characterising the song as being "about the very pleasure of dancing, in particular dancing close to someone hot".[3] Eric Brain of Hypebeast felt that the "track pulls heavily from J Hus'
afroswing sounds, something the Stratford, London-born-and-bred rapper has pioneered".[1] Tomás Mier also described the track as a "sweet summery Afroswing bop".[2]
^Rolling Stone Staff (1 December 2023).
"The 100 Best Songs of 2023". Rolling Stone. Of all of Drake's globe-trotting ambitions, his forays into Afrobeats [on "Who Told You"] and sounds from West Africa bear the most fruit.
"Who Told You" is a song by British rapper
J Hus featuring Canadian rapper
Drake. It was released on 8 June 2023 as the second single from J Hus's third studio album, Beautiful and Brutal Yard.[5] J Hus and Drake wrote the song with producer
P2J, alongside Gaetan Judd and EY.[6][7][8]
Ben Beaumont-Thomas of The Guardian called it the "song of the summer" and wrote, "this ode to the joy of dancing shows how masterful each MC is at moving with a beat". Beaumont-Thomas also felt that the "
Afrobeats rhythm by producer P2J is nimble and fleet of foot", characterising the song as being "about the very pleasure of dancing, in particular dancing close to someone hot".[3] Eric Brain of Hypebeast felt that the "track pulls heavily from J Hus'
afroswing sounds, something the Stratford, London-born-and-bred rapper has pioneered".[1] Tomás Mier also described the track as a "sweet summery Afroswing bop".[2]
^Rolling Stone Staff (1 December 2023).
"The 100 Best Songs of 2023". Rolling Stone. Of all of Drake's globe-trotting ambitions, his forays into Afrobeats [on "Who Told You"] and sounds from West Africa bear the most fruit.