was given to Little Mix, with Glynne and Little Mix making slight changes to the lyrics to suit the group. Sheeran and the group then "went into the studio and tweaked little bits" to make it "more personal to us". Little Mix stated on their social media that the song is "about celebrating women in every shape and form". Glynne revealed that Sheeran's uncredited backing vocals can be heard during the song's chorus. In October 2018, rapper Cardi B claimed during an Instagram post that she had been sent the track beforehand as a request to collaborate and did not accept because she was already working on other songs, so it was then offered to Minaj, after the latter said that she was interfering with her collaborators. However, Little Mix later said that the record label sent the song to both rappers, but they had always wanted to collaborate with Minaj, and posted various interviews where they stated that Minaj was their first choice for a collaborator on a song. "Women Like Me" was released on Spotify at midnight on 12 October 2018. In 2020, a remix of 'Woman Like Me" featuring Banx & Ranx was included on the soundtrack of the film The Broken Hearts Gallery. Artwork The artwork for the song was released along with the video, and has been noted for featuring the group looking distinctly more "natural" than their usual look. The group also all wear black polo necks. Music video The music videos opens with the quartet attending finishing school where training reinforces stereotypes of how women should supposedly properly conduct themselves. The scene where the girls are dressed in leotard is a reference to outfits they've been criticised for wearing in the past, being seen as to provocative. In another scene Little Mix are seen walking down a massive ruler, referencing that you can't measure or weigh a woman's worth. The massive scales represent equality. Men aren't called out for their clothing or behaviour or anything in the same way that women are. The scales allude to the fact that equality between the sexes doesn't exist yet and Little Mix want to balance the scales. Filming for the music video took place around late September 2018. It was filmed at the Knebworth House, Hertfordshire and was directed by Marc Klasfeld. The video was released on 25 October 2018 on Vevo. The music video for