"Now which b**** run it? Cuz that b**** get it," is among the tamer rhymes Minaj drops, but it captures the tone of the whole song and video. When Ciara and Minaj make direct eye contact with the camera, staring it down while they pop and thrust, the viewer quickly gets the point of who runs things.

The prolonged and direct eye contact is unusual and creates a powerful image of two women not backing down, even while they are moving in sexually suggestive ways.

The video both subverts and courts the male gaze throughout with this same brazen tone, which is the ideal compliment to the song. Directed by Hannah Lux Davis (Lil Wayne, Cher Lloyd), the visuals flow along with the music in the same vein as Beyonc� "Single Ladies."