: Produced by Aaron Pearce , with vocal production by Pearce and Tommy Parker.
: Written by Aaron Pearce, Jared Cotter, Negin Djafari, and Missy Elliott .
: Critics have described it as "spiky" and "sass-talking," affirming the group's move toward a more mature and confident image. Critical Reception Fifth Harmony - Not That Kinda Girl ft. Missy Elliott
The track serves as a fierce empowerment anthem focused on boundaries and self-respect.
: Her verse reinforces the message of making partners wait for intimacy and demanding respect, famously asking, "What you think I'm a thot? Forget that". : Produced by Aaron Pearce , with vocal
: The lyrics assert that being attractive doesn't mean a woman is "easy" or willing to be disrespected. The chorus emphasizes, "Just 'cause I'm hot don't mean that I'm that girl".
The song is noted for its retro, "80s-inspired" sound, often compared to the work of Janet Jackson and Prince. : Primarily Pop and R&B with elements of electro-hop. Critical Reception The track serves as a fierce
"Not That Kinda Girl" is a high-energy R&B and pop track from Fifth Harmony's second studio album, 7/27 (2016). It features a guest verse by legendary rapper Missy Elliott .