Though not promoted as an official single, the song peaked at #10 on Billboard’s US Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart, as well as #45 on the UK Singles chart and #82 on Australia’s ARIA chart.

Anthony Mandler:

We shot the clip in mid-October on a cold day in New York City. The vibe and feeling was great. It was the first video for the album, so obviously everyone was excited and focused on setting the tone for what’s to come. Rihanna and I spoke in depth about creating a piece that was gritty, raw and more of a street video then a classic beauty piece. We loved the energy and bravado of early hip-hop videos that were made without a lot of resources, working more with the textures and shapes of the surroundings, then trying to build and manipulate environments as we have done in the past,“ he explained. "I wanted to try and take everything we have done in the past and put it to the side. We used very unconventional beauty light, camera and film stock for an artist like Rihanna. We wanted the grain and texture of the film to jump off the screen. The whole visual approach was more attuned to a grimy street video than a polished beauty performance.

–via MTV News (2009)