extended play Summertime (2019). It featured Japanese rapper JP the Wavy, and was produced by DJ Chari and DJ Tatsuki, with the beat created by Zot on the Wave & Lil' Yukich. The song debuted at number one on the Japanese iTunes hip-hop chart. Both artists were familiar with the original song in their youth and decided to create a reinterpretation of it. On the episode of Lip Sync Battle dated January 14, 2016, American actress Olivia Munn performed a lip sync of "Dilemma" while competing against actor Kevin Hart. Munn initially imitated Nelly's appearance by wearing a hat, bandana, and band-aid, but removed the accessories in order to portray Rowland. During season 21 of The Voice in the episode aired on October 12, 2021, two contestants on coach Ariana Grande's team competed in a cover performance of the song during the Battles round, which was positively received by the four coaches. Track listings US 12-inch single UK 12-inch single UK maxi single Canadian CD single Australian maxi single European maxi single Credits and personnel Credits adapted from the back cover of "Dilemma". Lyrics written by K. Gamble, B. Sigler, Nelly Music written by Bam and Ryan Bowser Contains elements of "Love, Need and Want You" Produced by Bam and Ryan Bowser Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Decade-end charts Certifications Release history Papi Sánchez version "Dilemma" was covered in Spanish by Dominican merengue artist Papi Sánchez, under the title "Dilema". It was released as the second single from his studio album Yeah Baby !! in 2004. "Dilema" peaked at number eight on the Belgium (Wallonia) chart dated May 28, 2005, where it remained for 14 weeks. The song charted at number 16 on the Belgium (Flanders) chart, and at number 20 on the French Syndicat National de l'Édition Phonographique (SNEP). Track listing Belgian CD single French CD single Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Sigma version A remix of "Dilemma" was recorded by British production duo Sigma and released through 3 Beat Records on streaming and digital download formats on July 12, 2019. It contains tropical drum and bass beats, with a hi-NRG sound implemented in the chorus. An accompanying music video was released on August 2, 2019. Release history Notes References 2000s ballads 2002 songs 2002 singles Nelly songs Kelly Rowland songs Songs written by Nelly Songs written by Kenny Gamble Songs written by Bunny Sigler Universal Records singles Columbia