Songfacts®:

• Here, Lil Durk teams up with country star Morgan Wallen for a twangy song about Nashville's Broadway strip and the girls that hang out there.
• "Broadway Girls" takes place in a honky-tonk bar owned by country singer Jason Aldean on the strip. Wallen details meeting a girl there who puts her number into his phone. The singer's cousin, Andrew "Bean" Greene, confiscates her phone, leading the girl to complain that Wallen is too "drunk and crazy," and his dancing sucks. The exchange leaves Wallen feeling kinda crazy and kind of lost. He concludes he should have stayed at home because the girls who hang out on Broadway just cause trouble.
• Lil Durk raps on his verse about being with Wallen in Aldean's bar. Despite being warned not to trust the Broadway girls by the locals, he hooks up with one of them.
• Morgan Wallen and Lil Durk wrote the song with:
  
  Nashville songwriter Ernest K. Smith. A frequent Wallen collaborator, Smith co-wrote 11 tracks on his Dangerous album, including the title track, "More Than My Hometown" and "Wasted On You."
  
  Pop and soul singer-songwriter Rocky Block. This is his first credit on a major artist's song.
  
  Producer Charlie Handsome, who works with artists from an assortment of genres. They include Khalid ("Better" and the Texan singer's duet with Normani, "Love Lies"); Travis Scott ("5% Tint"); Trevor Daniel ("Falling"); Kane Brown ("Be Like That"); and Florida Georgia Line ("I Love My Country").
  
  Producer Joe Reeves (Dave's "Heart Attack," Juice WRLD's "Man Of The Year").
  
  Charlie Handsome and Joe Reeves also came up with the stripped-down trap beat.