Drake and SZA's first collaboration 'Slime You Out' features SZA's first draft vocals, which initially made her feel uneasy about her performance.
the singer revealed that she had actually recorded two separate vocal cuts, but Drake went ahead and used the first one, causing her to feel a little uneasy at how accepting he was of her first try. It wasn’t Drake specifically that stirred up these feelings in her, but her friends and collaborators in general, as she explained: “If you accept my first draft, I won’t trust you.”
Even though the second vocal recording was deemed unnecessary for whatever creative vision Drake was aiming to accomplish on the single, SZA got another chance to deliver a different performance on. The singer also appeared on “Rich Baby Daddy” alongside Sexyy Red, dropping a brief but captivating verse and lending melodic ad-libs to the chorus.
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