.MariahCarey and djkhaled are joining Latto's 'Big Energy' 💥
The song, released via StreamCut/RCA Records in September, hit No. 14 on the latest
, marking the 23-year-old Atlanta native’s first top 40 hit. The “Big Energy” remix also comes following the release of her albumon Mar. 25, which features star-studded guest appearances from Lil Wayne, Childish Gambino, 21 Savage, Lil Durk, Nardo Wick, and Kodak Black. “I basically took this masculine, trendy ‘big d–k energy’ quote from Twitter and made it a thing where all genders can have ‘big energy’ and take it deeper than just [something] sexual,” Latto previouslyof her song. “I wanted it to be empowering. It’s an aura that you carry and a confidence. It’s just an overall vibe and when you walk in the room, you have ‘big energy’ and no one can tell you otherwise. It’s an uplifting thing and turning a funny quote into something positive.
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