24's (RichGirl song)

"24's" was released on American iTunes Store's on February 5, 2009.^[2] The song credits featured rapper Bun B from UGK.^[3] The song was written and produced by the group's founder, Rich Harrison, who also penned the group's lead single "He Ain't wit Me Now (Tho)".^[1] Following the song's release, separate remixes were created by rappers Jim Jones and Lloyd Banks^[4] and were expected to be released. In an interview with Billboard, Brave revealed that her rapping alter-ego, Kiki Bravery, created an additional remix,^[4] which is also currently awaiting release.

"24's" garnered positive reviews from critics, most of whom acclaimed the song's thumping beat, and true R&B grit. Andy Kellman of AllMusic compared the song to Harrison's previously produced "Soldier" (2004) by Destiny's Child, with an added touch of elegance by the group's harmonization.^[5] Noting an influence from David Banner and Lil Flip's "Like a Pimp," Felipe Delerme of FADER favored the " multi-culti foursome" for their ability to revive "Glam&B".^[6] Jermy Leeuwis of MusicRemedy awarded the song five out of five stars, praising the song as a classic and noted the group's ability to stand out from other groups previously formed, as "each of them individually is just talented as the girl to their right and left."^[7] NewMusicReviews complimented Bun B's addition to the song as fantastic, and continued to compliment the girl's performance in the song as similar to Beyoncé.^[8] Burmy of DJBooth described the group as a "Voltron of sorts," praising the group's ability to change the game with their style, sass, and swagger "24's".^[9]

"24's" has been described as a low-slung Southern-touched single with an elegant spin on a Destiny's Child-inspired track.^[5] Harrison creates a throwback production for the track.^[9] Lyrically, RichGirl aim to please their man.^[9] The song's title references the twenty-four inches that a man's car hovers from the ground, which would involve the act of sex.^[9]

The song was first performed live at the Kiss FM Concert,^[10] where the girls wore simple, casual clothing. The girls later performed at the BK FamFest Atlanta and have more recently performed at the WNBA All Star Game.^[11] The song was also performed at Beyoncé Knowles's I Am... World Tour as an opening act.

"24's" debuted on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs at number ninety-two.^[5] After a couple weeks stalling on the charts, the song climbed up the charts at number eighty-three.^[4] The song later peaked on its third week on the U.S. R&B/Hip-Hop at number 68.^[12]