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"Make Me Better"
Single by Fabolous featuring Ne-Yo
from the album From Nothin' to Somethin'
ReleasedMay 15, 2007 (global)
Recorded2007
StudioBrooklyn, New York, United States and Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States
GenreEast Coast hip hop, R&B
Length4:13
LabelDesert Storm, Def Jam
SongwritersJohn Jackson, Timothy Mosley, Shaffer Smith
ProducerTimbaland
Fabolous singles chronology
"Return of the Hustle"
(2007) 		"Make Me Better"
(2007) 		"Baby Don't Go"
(2007)

"Make Me Better" is a song by American rapper Fabolous featuring American singer Ne-Yo, released by Def Jam Recordings on May 15, 2007 as the third single from the former's fourth album, From Nothin' to Somethin' (2007). Both performers co-wrote the song with American record producer Timbaland, who produced it.

"Make Me Better" peaked at number eight on the Billboard Hot 100, and remains Fabolous' second-highest charting song as a lead artist.

Background

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Timbaland is quoted as saying that:

"the beat is unique sounding and the strings are so good that they will have to be used on future songs".

The strings are sampled from Sherine's "Al Sa'ban Aleh". As for the lyrics, Fabolous and Ne-Yo tell ladies they are forces to be reckoned with on their own — but with their ladies upgrading them, they're that much better.

"You want a girl that completes you and makes you better," he explained. "You don't want a girl who brings more arguments and more bills. ... You want a girl who, when you're walking around with your tie crooked, she fixes your tie. .... That's the kind of [woman] I'm looking for. Whether she's a celebrity or non-celebrity don't really matter. You just need somebody you can connect with. "It touches so many places," Fab added of the song. "It's a sexy record, plus a swagger record, an anthem record all in one. ... I played it for a couple of dudes a week ago, and they was like, 'I'mma tell my shorty that: "Yo, shorty, you make me better. I'm cool, I'm fly and sh--, but us together, we make a great pair." "Dudes can take it — it's giving them some game. I felt it could work on all levels."

The full song was leaked to the internet on April 9, 2007.

The beat was originally created for rapper Eve and featured Timbaland over a song called "Nothing to Say." On April 5, 2019, Eve revealed on The Talk (which she co-hosts) when working on Here I Am she revealed that beats originally intended for her album were sold to other artists by her label without her consent including "Nothing to Say" which became "Make Me Better."[1]

Music video

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An accompanying music video was released online on May 23, 2007, and premiered on BET two days later. The video features Roselyn Sánchez as appears as Fabolous's love interest, as well as cameos from rapper Red Café and actor Dwight Freeney, the latter of whom is seen getting challenged by a drunken man.

Accolades

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In its January 2008 issue, VIBE Magazine named "Make Me Better" the best song of 2007 on its list of the top 44.[2]

Remixes

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The official remix was produced by Drumma Boy and Atlanta DJ Greg Street, under the title "Greg Street Remix". There are 2 official versions of the remix, the main official remix features the group Jagged Edge and the second remix features Lil' Mo. The remix samples The Isley Brothers' "Between the Sheets".

Wu-Tang Clan member Raekwon did an official remix to the song, the remix samples his 1995 track "Rainy Dayz" on Raekwon's verses.

Track listings

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  1. 1. Make Me Better (Explicit Version) - 4:13
  2. 2. Make Me Better (Clean Version) - 4:13
  3. 3. Make Me Better (Greg Street Remix) - 5:26
  4. 4. Make Me Better (Demo Edit) - 2:50

Charts

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On the issue date of June 9, 2007 the single debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 at number 96 and has peaked at number 8.[3] The song spent 14 weeks at number 1 in the magazine's Hot Rap Songs chart. This is a record for 2006 and 2007 on this chart.

Weekly charts

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Weekly chart performance for "Make Me Better"
Chart (2007) Peak
position
Canada Hot 100 (Billboard)[4] 79
US Billboard Hot 100[5] 8
US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs (Billboard)[6] 2
US Hot Rap Songs (Billboard)[7] 1
US Pop Airplay (Billboard)[8] 14
US Rhythmic Airplay (Billboard)[9] 1

Year-end charts

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Chart (2007) position
US Billboard Hot 100[10] 44
US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs (Billboard)[11] 16
US Rhythmic (Billboard)[12] 5

Certifications

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Region Certification Certified units/sales
United States (RIAA)[13] Platinum 1,000,000*

* Sales figures based on certification alone.

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"Make Me Better" is a hip hop and R&B song by American rapper featuring singer , released on May 15, 2007, as the from Fabolous's fourth studio album, From Nothin' to Somethin'. Produced by , the track samples the strings from Egyptian singer Sherine Abdel Wahab's "Al Sa'ban Aleh" and elements from Pharrell Williams's "Number One" featuring . The song's lyrics celebrate a romantic relationship in which partners elevate and complete each other, using metaphors like "You plus me, it equals better math" and comparisons to iconic duos such as or and . Commercially, "Make Me Better" peaked at number eight on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and debuted at number one on the chart on May 12, 2007, where it remained for several weeks. The single was certified by the RIAA for sales exceeding one million units in the United States. In its creation, the beat was originally produced for rapper under the working title "Nothing to Say," but after she passed on it, passed it to , who then recruited to write and perform the chorus. The official music video, released on May 23, 2007, stars actress as Fabolous's love interest, with cameo appearances by rapper Red Cafe and NFL player .

Development and Production

Background

"Make Me Better" was developed as a key track for American rapper Fabolous's fourth studio album, From Nothin' to Somethin', which was released on June 12, 2007, by Def Jam Recordings. The album represented Fabolous's first project under the Def Jam label following a label switch from Elektra and Atlantic Records, where he had released his prior works including Ghetto Fabolous (2001) and Street Dreams (2003). Initially, the track was intended for rapper , who had been given the beat as a potential cut for her own album. Fabolous revealed in interviews that ultimately passed on the song, after which passed it to him. This reassignment aligned with the song's eventual collaboration with singer and producer . A demo version of "Make Me Better" leaked to the in early 2007, sparking widespread online discussion and building anticipation ahead of the album's release. The leak highlighted the track's potential as a crossover hit, contributing to early buzz within hip-hop and R&B circles. The inclusion of "Make Me Better" on From Nothin' to Somethin' reflected Fabolous's evolving approach, shifting from the harder-edged street rap of his earlier albums toward more melodic hip-hop infused with R&B collaborations to broaden his commercial appeal. This transition emphasized diverse guest features and smoother production styles, helping mature his sound while maintaining his signature witty lyricism.

Writing and Recording

The song "Make Me Better" was co-written by rapper (real name John David Jackson), singer (Shaffer Chimere Smith), and producer (Timothy Z. Mosley), who also handled production duties for Timbaland Productions. Recording sessions took place in 2007 at Sony Music Studios and Legacy Recording Studios in , where the track was engineered by Jordan "DJ Swivel" Young and mixed by Supa Engineer Duro at The Hit Factory Criteria in , . Ne-Yo contributed the melodic R&B hooks and chorus vocals, which were recorded to complement the track's rhythmic foundation and add a smooth, contemporary edge to the collaboration. The beat's construction prominently features a sample from Egyptian singer Sherine's 2006 "Al Sa'ban Aleh," which looped and layered to create an exotic, string-driven backdrop. Although the instrumental was initially produced for rapper , provided key input during sessions to tailor the final version, infusing his verses with East Coast hip-hop flows while integrating the R&B sensibilities from Ne-Yo's contributions for a balanced hybrid sound.

Music and Lyrics

Musical Composition

"Make Me Better" blends East Coast hip-hop with , reflecting 's roots and Ne-Yo's smooth vocal delivery. This fusion creates a polished urban sound that bridges rap verses with melodic hooks. Timbaland's production defines the track's sonic identity, employing a mid-tempo beat clocking in at 86 beats per minute, which supports the laid-back yet engaging flow. Layered synths gradually intensify alongside crisp percussion elements, adding depth and momentum without overpowering the vocals. These production choices contribute to the song's sleek, modern aesthetic, characteristic of Timbaland's mid-2000s style. The composition follows a conventional structure: an intro sets the mood, followed by two verses from that alternate with Ne-Yo's soaring chorus, a bridge for transition, and a fading outro that reinforces the hook. The main version runs for 4:13, allowing space for the interplay between rap and R&B components. At its core, the draws from a sample of Sherine's "Al Sa'ban Aleh," infusing exotic gliding strings that establish a rhythmic, culturally textured foundation, as well as elements from feat. Kanye West's "Number One."

Lyrical Themes

The song "Make Me Better" centers on the theme of mutual improvement within a romantic relationship, portraying partnership as a catalyst for personal and collective elevation. Fabolous's verses emphasize how his partner contributes to his growth, blending boasts of independence with acknowledgments of complementarity, as seen in lines like "You plus me, it equals better math" and "Your boy a good look but she my better half." This narrative underscores personal development through emotional support, where the relationship enhances one's existing strengths rather than defining them. Ne-Yo's chorus reinforces this elevation motif, declaring, "I'm a movement by myself, but I'm a force when we're together," which highlights the transformative power of unity while affirming individual capability. The lyrics draw inspiration from high-profile couples like and , as Ne-Yo revealed in an interview, framing the partnership as a source of amplified success and motivation. Fabolous extends this in his contributions, about the partner as an "improve" to his life, such as providing reason to pause amid triumphs: "And when I feel like I'm on top, she give me reason then I stop." The track introduces a of rare in hip-hop, contrasting Fabolous's typical street-wise with introspective romance that exposes reliance on a partner for deeper fulfillment. This duality is evident in key lines like "Mami I'm good , but baby better," which balance self-sufficiency with the enriching role of love, positioning the song as a bridge between bravado and emotional openness. Such themes align with Ne-Yo's R&B sensibilities, adding a layer of smooth to the .

Release and Promotion

Single Release

"Make Me Better" was released on May 15, 2007, as the third single from Fabolous's fourth studio album, From Nothin' to Somethin'. The single was distributed in multiple formats, including digital download and CD single, along with various promotional versions. Both explicit and clean edits were made available to accommodate different radio and retail preferences. Track listings for the single included the primary version, clocking in at 4:13, a version at 4:32, and a demo variant lasting 5:26. On the album's standard tracklist, "Make Me Better" appears as the fourth .

Following the of "Make Me Better" to the in early April 2007, initiated promotional efforts centered on urban radio to capitalize on the growing buzz and build anticipation for the single's official rollout. The track quickly gained traction on urban and rhythmic radio stations, appearing on key charts by late May 2007 with significant spins reported across formats. Def Jam's marketing strategy emphasized crossover appeal by highlighting the collaboration with , a rising R&B artist on the label, to draw in both hip-hop listeners familiar with and Ne-Yo's broader R&B fanbase. This approach was integrated with promotional tie-ins to Fabolous's From Nothin' to Somethin' album rollout, including live performances and media appearances that amplified the single's reach. Early endorsements came through features in hip-hop outlets, such as album previews spotlighting the track's production. The campaign extended to television platforms, with Fabolous and Ne-Yo delivering a live performance of "Make Me Better" on BET's 106 & Park in July 2007, providing a high-visibility showcase for urban audiences. These efforts, combined with MTV previews of the single, helped position the track as a genre-blending hit amid Def Jam's broader push for the album.

Critical Reception

Reviews

Upon its release in 2007, "Make Me Better" received widespread praise from critics for the seamless chemistry between Fabolous and Ne-Yo, with Ne-Yo's co-writing and soulful chorus elevating Fabolous's delivery to create a standout collaboration. HipHopDX described the track as a "bonafide hit" where "production, delivery… everything" clicked, crediting Ne-Yo for making Fabolous "better" through their interplay. Similarly, The New York Times highlighted the song's charm, calling it a love song with one of the "sweetest and silliest pick-up lines of the summer" over Timbaland's sleek beat. Critics lauded the track's smooth production and its effective R&B-rap blend, positioning it as a highlight of 2007's hip-hop landscape. noted Ne-Yo's "poignant hook and bridge" paired with Timbaland's "sorrowful string sample," marking it as a rare moment of synergy on the album. RapReviews predicted it would be a "chart topper," praising its crossover appeal amid Fabolous's matured artistry that balanced street elements with pop sensibilities. The parent album From Nothin' to Somethin' garnered mixed reviews overall, with an aggregated score of 61/100 on review sites based on 2007 critiques, reflecting appreciation for hits like "Make Me Better" amid criticisms of inconsistency. rated it 3 out of 5 stars, commending its radio-friendly tracks while noting Fabolous's reliance on guests.

Accolades

"Make Me Better" earned recognition for its impact in the hip-hop and R&B genres, receiving nominations at major awards ceremonies. The song was nominated for Best Hip Hop Collabo at the 2007 . At the in 2008, it received a in the Best Rap/Sung Collaboration category, competing against tracks like Rihanna featuring Jay-Z's "" and Akon featuring Snoop Dogg's "I Wanna Love You," though it did not win. Billboard honored the track as the number-one rap song of 2007 on its year-end , where it had spent 14 weeks at the top position during the year.

Commercial Performance

Chart Performance

"Make Me Better" debuted on the at number 96 during the week ending June 9, 2007, following its release as a single earlier that month. The track gradually ascended the , entering the top 10 at number 10 on July 7, 2007, and ultimately peaking at number 8 on August 25, 2007. It maintained a presence in the top 10 for 12 consecutive weeks before descending, with a total run of 20 weeks. On the year-end for 2007, the song placed at number 44, reflecting its sustained popularity throughout the year. On the Billboard Hot Rap Songs chart, "Make Me Better" entered at number 25 on May 12, 2007, and quickly rose to the top spot on , 2007. It held the number 1 position for 14 consecutive weeks, marking one of the longest-running rap chart-toppers of the year, and accumulated 32 weeks on the chart in total. Internationally, the single achieved moderate success, reaching number 15 on the Canadian Hot 100 during its run.
ChartPeak PositionWeeks at PeakTotal WeeksYear-End Position (2007)
832044
114321 (Rap Songs)
15N/AN/AN/A

Certifications and Sales

"Make Me Better" was certified Platinum by the (RIAA) on October 16, 2007, for sales exceeding 1,000,000 units . The certification reflects the song's strong performance in the during its peak popularity. No specific breakdown of physical sales versus digital downloads is available, but by 2007, digital sales had become the dominant format for singles, with physical releases playing a diminishing role in the pre-streaming era. Estimates from 2008 indicate total digital downloads surpassed 1.2 million worldwide, underscoring its commercial success amid the transition to digital music consumption.

Streaming Success

"Make Me Better" has achieved significant success on digital streaming platforms, reflecting its enduring appeal in the hip-hop and R&B genres. As of 2025, the track has amassed over 91 million streams on , underscoring its popularity among listeners seeking classic 2000s hits. On , the official music video has garnered 72 million views, with pre-VEVO counts contributing an additional 66 million from earlier unofficial uploads, highlighting the song's widespread visual consumption online. The song is also prominently featured on , where it appears in curated s such as "Fabolous Essentials," which emphasize 2000s hip-hop and R&B tracks, aiding its discoverability through algorithmic recommendations. Between 2020 and 2025, "Make Me Better" experienced a resurgence in streaming activity, driven by throwback trends that revived interest in early R&B and hip-hop, as evidenced by ongoing media coverage and playlist inclusions.

Music Video

Production

The music video for "Make Me Better" was directed by Erik White. It was released online on May 23, 2007, coinciding with the promotion of Fabolous's From Nothin' to Somethin'. Filming took place in Los Angeles settings to align with the track's narrative of personal growth through partnership. The production emphasized a narrative-driven approach, portraying Fabolous and his love interest navigating everyday challenges and triumphs together, which mirrored the song's romantic theme of mutual elevation. Cameo appearances added layers to the story: actress portrayed Fabolous's supportive love interest, rappers Red Café and contributed to group scenes, appeared in supporting roles, and NFL star appeared in a brief altercation sequence, enhancing the video's relatable, high-energy vibe. Specific budget details for the production were not publicly disclosed, but the video's polished aesthetic aligned with Def Jam's investment in high-profile singles during the era. The project premiered on BET's on May 25, 2007, amplifying its reach within urban music audiences shortly after the single's radio rollout.

Synopsis

The music video for "Make Me Better" depicts and as individuals whose lives are elevated by positive relationships, intercut with dynamic performance shots of the artists lip-syncing the track. Key scenes highlight romantic montages between and his love interest, portrayed by actress , alongside street-oriented sequences featuring NFL player in a cameo role, and coordinated lip-syncing moments by and . Stylistic choices include vibrant color palettes, subtle dance elements during performances, and portrayals of urban lifestyles to resonate with younger viewers, with the video's 4:00 runtime.

Remixes and Covers

Official Remixes

The official remix of "Make Me Better," produced by Drumma Boy and Atlanta DJ Greg Street in 2007 and titled the "Greg Street Remix," features additional guest artists to enhance the track's R&B elements. Two versions were released: one with Jagged Edge providing harmonies and verses, and another with Lil' Mo contributing vocals. This remix extends the original's runtime to 5:26 by incorporating new verses, layered harmonies, and an expanded arrangement. It was distributed on promotional CDs and included in digital bundles tied to Fabolous's album From Nothin' to Somethin', serving as a label-sanctioned extension of the single. Another official remix is the DJ Quick Remix Version, released in 2007, featuring verses from member over a production that incorporates samples from Raekwon's 1995 track "" while retaining elements of the original's melodic hook. There is also an official remix featuring Ashanti, which reinterprets the original track with her vocals on the chorus.

Other Versions

and delivered live performances of "Make Me Better" at various televised events, including a joint appearance on BET's programming where they modified ad-libs to heighten audience interaction and spontaneity. These renditions often featured extended vocal improvisations and crowd call-and-response elements, diverging from the studio track's structure while preserving its R&B-hip-hop fusion. A notable 2009 live take, captured during a promotional set, showcased 's dynamic runs on the chorus and 's rhythmic adjustments. Independent R&B artists have produced covers of "Make Me Better," reinterpreting its themes of mutual elevation through soulful arrangements and user-generated platforms. For instance, Can You Flow? released a cover that stripped down the production to acoustic elements, focusing on harmonious vocals and intimate delivery. The song has seen international adaptations via sampling in non-English tracks, extending its reach beyond English-language markets. Chinese artist Jony J incorporated elements of "Make Me Better" into his 2018 single "信仰" (Faith), blending the original's beat with Mandarin lyrics to explore similar relational dynamics in a pop context. German rapper Fler also drew from the track's sample foundation in his 2019 song "SHIRINBAE," infusing hip-hop flows with multicultural nods.

Legacy and Cultural Impact

Influence

"Make Me Better" played a pivotal role in shaping rap-R&B collaborations by exemplifying a seamless blend of hip-hop lyricism and soulful melodies, influencing subsequent artists to explore similar fusions. The track's structure, with Fabolous's introspective verses complemented by Ne-Yo's emotive , set a template for romantic vulnerability within rap, inspiring early works by artists like Drake who adopted this hybrid style to bridge genres. Drake has publicly credited for his profound impact, stating, "Wouldn’t be anywhere without this guy." 's R&B-infused hits like "Make Me Better" have been noted for influencing approaches to emotional depth in hip-hop. The song's cultural resonance extends to its portrayal of partnership and mutual growth, resonating in media as a hip-hop soundtrack staple that uplifts themes of supportive relationships, particularly for . It has been featured in video games such as Dance Central (), embedding it in interactive pop culture experiences, and appears in discussions of positive rap narratives that counter stereotypical portrayals. This thematic depth has fostered its use in broader media contexts, including hip-hop compilations and relationship-focused content, where it symbolizes elevation through love. For , "Make Me Better" enhanced his credibility within hip-hop circles by showcasing his songwriting prowess in a rap-dominated track, transitioning him from R&B solo artist to a sought-after collaborator in urban music. The song's success demonstrated Ne-Yo's ability to infuse hip-hop with romantic sophistication, as noted in analyses of its rare balance of confidence and vulnerability, solidifying his role in cross-genre hits. Similarly, it marked a key moment in Fabolous's crossover success, allowing him to maintain street authenticity while appealing to pop audiences through the Ne-Yo feature, which became a chart-topping vehicle for broader mainstream reach. The track's enduring popularity is evident in its continued presence on streaming playlists, amassing over 91 million streams as a throwback essential in 2000s R&B and hip-hop collections, reflecting sustained cultural relevance into the . Its themes of relational improvement keep it relevant in ongoing conversations about and personal growth in music.

Recent Developments

In 2023, and reunited for the of Ne-Yo's single "Link Up," marking a notable collaboration that evoked nostalgia for their earlier work together on "Make Me Better," though the track itself saw renewed interest through throwbacks and playlist inclusions. The song experienced a live performance revival in May 2025 when delivered a stunning rendition at the My Platinum Playlist event, captivating audiences with its enduring appeal and highlighting its status as a hip-hop classic. On September 17, 2025, DJ and producer Dan Bravo released an remix of "Make Me Better" on , infusing the original track with South African house rhythms and log drum patterns at 110 BPM, which quickly gained traction in DJ pools and Afro-house circles. Later that summer, , featuring DJ E-Money and G6reddot, sampled the iconic strings from the Timbaland-produced original in their July 2025 release "By Myself," blending them into a trap track that paid homage to the song's production legacy and contributed to its ongoing cultural . This wave of activity, driven by trends, has sustained the song's streaming momentum into late 2025, with features on retrospective playlists underscoring its timeless influence.

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