I wrote keep it 100 in my backyard while doing yard work. I had just gotten the track from Lee Hurst (MastaLee). The song was written in an hour. I remember coming in the house, getting my laptop, and recording it first on garage band. Even then I couldn’t stop singing it. I finally got to the studio a few days later and did the song—one take. Joshua Waldon added some bgv and horns and it was a wrap.