Songfacts®:

• This song features Chance the Rapper, Justin Bieber, Quavo and Lil Wayne all bragging to the ladies in their lives that they are "the only one" for them. The Biebs handles hook duties where he tells his girl he's "the real one" before Quavo, Chance and Wayne slide in with verses of their own.
• This was the first time that Khaled has worked with Justin Bieber. The hip-hop connector said: "Let me tell you some. I've always wanted to work with Justin Bieber. Justin Bieber, first of all, is my friend, a very good person and he's very big, he's a super, he's a megastar. I told myself 'I'm not gonna ask Justin Bieber to do a record with me until I feel like I'm at a certain point in my career.' I won't play myself, because you know the answer I think is probably going to be 'No,' but not in a disrespectful way - because he really don't do features. So I waited to get where I'm at now.
  
  I said 'Bieber, I got this dream I wanna play for you, I feel we're good about it.' And he was like 'Man, let me hear it.' And I played the phone and he loved it. You know he knocked out."
• The song was produced by Khaled with Nic Nac, who has also worked with artists like Chris Brown ("Loyal") and Pia Mia (" Do It Again").
• The song debuted at #1 on the Hot 100. While Justin Bieber, Quavo and Lil Wayne had all previously reached the listing's summit, this was the first chart-topping single for Chance the Rapper and DJ Khaled.
• Justin Bieber had previously entered atop the Hot 100 with "What Do You Mean?." This meant he became the first male artist to debut at #1 on the listing twice. (Britney Spears and Mariah Carey have also done so).
• Justin Bieber and DJ Khaled are longtime friends, and after the Florida producer heard the instrumental from beatmaker Nic Nac for this tune, he knew he wanted the Canadian pop star as guest vocalist. It was in early January 2017 that he made the call and Bieber invited him to his place. "I hung up, jumped in the Rolls and brought a PA just to make sure I presented it right," Khaled told Billboard magazine.
  
  The pair listened to the track in Bieber's truck and the Canadian star liked what he heard. However, he insisted that Khalid play a match of ground hockey before agreeing to be on the tune. "I took the beating for the song," laughed Khaled.
• Quavo recorded his verse within five minutes of hearing the beat. Khaled recalled to Billboard magazine:
  
  "I hit Quavo up, like 'Yo I got this record, I'm telling you it's gonna be big. I need you on it.' He's like, 'Khaled whatever you need I got you.'
  
  So we went into the studio, and we actually recorded in the studio where Michael Jackson recorded 'Thriller'… So Quavo and the whole Migos came through. I played [the beat] for Quavo and he was like, 'This is crazy.' The man really took five minutes. Five minutes listening to the beat, and then he went into the booth and just knocked the verse out."
• This won Best Song (Rap/Hip-Hop) at the 2017 American Music Awards.