Songfacts®:

• This braggadocio track is Jack Harlow's first of 2022. The previous two years have been good to him, with a stream of hit singles; he can now afford the finer things in life. He boasts here about his expensive chains setting off the TSA metal detectors, and being the king of his hometown, while taking shots at those who doubted him.
  
  Harlow is also not short of female company; he warns them he likes down-to-earth girls, so don't be stuck up.
• The song title comes from the opening two lines where Harlow tells his nail tech the secret behind his accomplishments: "I don't wish for my success, I speak it."
• Seven different producers cooked up the horn-heavy beat: Jahaan Sweet, NOVA CANYON, Boi-1da, Coleman, Angel "BabeTruth" Lopez, Rogét Chahayed and Fierce. Harlow saw its potential as soon as Boi-1da played him the instrumentation in the studio. "Those horns have something epic about them, but as soon as those kicks come in..." he told Apple Music.
  
  So Harlow stepped into the booth and came up with a verse of bravado-heavy lyrics.
  
  A little while later, he played a bunch of his latest music to his label head honcho Don Cannon. At the very end, he played him the "Nail Tech" verse, which Cannon really liked. He told Harlow to finish the song off.
• The video finds Harlow touching down in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky. We see him:
  
  Walking with Yung Miami from City Girls into an upscale nail salon
  Riding in a car with his sneakers hanging out of the window
  Playing football with some women
  Delivering a Steve Jobs-like presentation for a lady's sex toy
  
  Louisville personality C-Tez also makes a cameo in the boxing ring.
• Jack Harlow considers this his least favorite track on Come Home the Kids Miss You as he prefers his more moody and lyrically substantive cuts. "But I know the effect it's gonna have on people," he told Rolling Stone. "I'm spitting, and there's energy behind the beat... I have different tastes."