‘s chart struggle with his solo comeback single “Yummy” has been real. , which included begging his fans to stream the track while they slept and buy multiples copies on his website, Bieber was still not able to debut “Yummy” at #1 on the charts. Now  and his hit “The Box,”  Though he may have had to accept defeat this time, it looks like the Biebs has not given up on making “Yummy” happen just yet. The popstar, , announced Twitter on Wednesday that he “might have to drop” a remix to “Yummy” that features R&B breakout star, Summer Walker.

Summer quote-tweeted the tease to confirm it’s a thing, writing, “im wit it?.”

It’s a smart move on Bieber’s part, considering he’s trying to venture even more into R&B (), so linking up with one R&B’s most promising artists makes sense. However, perceived this remix as a strategic opportunity for Bieber to use certain artists for clout and streams.

“You sure seem to need us,” Budden wrote in a quote-tweet. Though the tweet itself doesn’t say much, there’s a lot to interpret from those six words. It seems that Budden is implying that, , Bieber has tapped a popular black artist in order to capitalize f their sound and the attention they’ll bring to the song. In response to someone asking him, “What is the hate for?” Budden responded, “Not hate.. totally aside from his racist “n*gger” harmonizing on multiple vids, I’m standing on US being pop while labeled urban.. & his last few weeks have been great to highlight that point… i don’t know the kid, but i don’t hate on a soul.”

This mention the “urban” labelling that black artists always receive could be in reference to Tyler, the Creator’s recent comments after receiving the award for Best Rap Album at the Grammys.  Regardless  whether that was Budden’s intentions, his initial response to Bieber’s tweet is still loaded with implications that Bieber has to depend on black artists for success in every lane, while these same artists are all lumped together.