Ally Brooke Feat A Boogie | Wit

The collaboration came together after Brooke discovered A Boogie Wit da Hoodie's music on Spotify. While Brooke sings about a blossoming connection, A Boogie brings a different energy to his verse, channeling themes of jealousy and "hurt feelings" that contrast with the song's smoother melodies. Despite his signature raw style, his contribution was adjusted for the final release, with explicit lyrics being censored to maintain the track's pop-friendly appeal.

Ally Brooke is proving that her solo chapter is all about taking control and finding her own "flavor." Since the indefinite hiatus of Fifth Harmony, Brooke has been steady on her feet, but her collaboration with Bronx rapper A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, Lips Don't Lie , marks a sultry peak in her evolution as an entertainer.

Produced by Oscar Görres, the track is a piano-driven, R&B-infused pop tune that leans into Brooke's "smoky" vocal range. The concept is simple yet relatable: the idea that while words can be deceptive, the physical connection of a kiss—the "one hit"—is where the real truth resides. Brooke herself has described the record as flirty and sassy, yet sweet, capturing a character she didn't always get to showcase in her group days.