The West Coast producer's edit, which follows up his similarly sped-up reworks of Beyonce's '7/11" and Clean Bandit's "Rather Be," is the perfect track for Rihanna and West fans wishing they went in more of a dance direction.

For those fans, maybe DJ Mustard can take on the rest of Rihanna's album? It seems likely that she'll stick to this kind of BPM on her album since, in the behind-the-scenes clip for the recently released "FourFiveSeconds" video, she said the track was the first taste of her upcoming album.