(Tho)", the song has a more stripped-down sound. The song slithers inside itself, an eerily minimal vacuum of finger snaps and quavering synths. It’s spooky enough that Fabolous is inspired to rap the delicious line "I still turn heads/ poltergeist," and the Richgirls don’t overdo their breathy job, knowing the track’s sensuality is enough. In a behind-the-scenes look at "Swagger Right", member Audra described the song and its lyrics, stating "'Swagger Right' our single is basically about us talking to a guy. Cause a lot of times guys come and talk to us and be doing all the wrong things." Brave also commented on the song's lyrics, stating "Guys just can't approach like every other day, their needs to be some kind of strategical planning to approach a girl. And most of that strategical planning is to go get their swagger right." Music video A music video for the single was directed by Colin Tilley. In a behind-the-scenes look into the music video, Se7en revealed the music videos art direction team. She revealed that Tanisha Scott and Shana choreographed the dances for the video, Dave Thomas dressed all involved in the videos shooting, hair styling was done by Kim Kimbell and Mayila was in charge of the group's make-up. Following its premiere, the song's video was added to the group's official website with a statement from the group: "It's an instant-classic, making sure the torch has been passed from the classic girl groups of the 90's on to the new classic girl group." The video premiered October 7, 2010 on BET's 106 & Park. The video begins as the girls snap their fingers to the song's beat, each giving her own introduction. As Fabolous begins his verse, RichGirl and the featured rapper are seen on a spray-painted staircase throughout his verse. As the video continues, the girls continue to perform a choreographed dance throughout different scenes of the grungy factory, including a spotlit scene against a wall and a grungy room with light fans in the background. During Rick Ross' verse, he is shown with RichGirl member Brave and Audra in the middle of a room surrounded by police caution tapes. The video ends with scenes of the entire video pieced together. On the day of its premiere, Rap-Up described the video as "organic", agreeing with member Brave on her own statement of the video. The Prophet Blog gave the