: The song rocketed to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 , becoming Rihanna's eighth number-one hit. Notably, it reached number one before the album's lead single, "Only Girl (In the World)," also hit the top spot.
: Some analyses suggest the song depicts a dynamic where sexual favors act as a currency for social recognition; Drake expresses vulnerability and a need for ego satisfaction, while Rihanna demands he meet her standards in return. rihanna_whats_my_name_ft_drake
: The narrative begins in a grocery store (bodega) and transitions to romantic scenes in an apartment and footage of Rihanna walking through Manhattan's Lower East Side. : The song rocketed to No
: Drake’s verse famously includes a mathematical double entendre: "The square root of 69 is 8-something, right? / 'Cuz I been trying to work it out," referencing both the numerical calculation and sexual positions. Visual Narrative and Music Video : Some analyses suggest the song depicts a