If you like “Really Like U”, you’ll love “Senseless” and “Therapy” by Stalk Ashley, Skillibeng’s own “Crocodile Teeth”, Shenseea and Megan Thee Stallion’s “Lick”, and Cash Cobain and Bay Swag’s “Fisherrr”. They share the same mix of dancehall attitude, drill drums and bold, grown-up flirtation.
Stalk Ashley and Skillibeng’s 2024 duet works because of three ingredients: a sparse beat with New York drill snares (Billboard singled those out), a Jamaican vocal delivered with total confidence, and a frank theme about desire (explained in what “Really Like U” is about). Every pick below shares at least one of those ingredients, and each links to an official video or audio upload.
If you like “Really Like U”, you’ll love… these 13 songs
More Stalk Ashley in the same lane
- “Senseless” – Stalk Ashley, Skeng & Kraff Gad (2024): The closest sibling. The Jamaica Observer reported that the same Jaxx and KingBnjmn team produced it, and it joined “Really Like U” on Stalky the Bratt, only grittier. See the Skeng and Kraff Gad collaboration.
- “Therapy” – Stalk Ashley & MXSSIVH (2025): A sexy-drill single on VP Records with fluttering hi-hats and a sultry vocal. MXSSIVH is credited with additional production on the “Really Like U” video release, so the link runs deep.
- “Top Body” – Stalk Ashley (2023): Her Mixpak single produced by P2J and Dre Skull. It leans more toward the dance floor, but it has the same self-assured attitude.
Skillibeng at his most magnetic
- “Crocodile Teeth” – Skillibeng (2020): The haunting, rapid-fire hit that made his name. If his verse was your favourite part of “Really Like U”, start here.
- “Jump” – Tyla, Gunna & Skillibeng (2024): Released the same year as “Really Like U”, this fusion of Afrobeats, dancehall and hip-hop from Tyla’s debut album topped the UK Afrobeats chart and went Gold in the US.
- “Forward From Trini” – Nicki Minaj feat. Skillibeng & Skeng (2023): A Pink Friday 2 track that puts Skillibeng’s patois flow next to a rap superstar. More in our guide to Skillibeng collaborations.
Bold women, no apologies
- “Lick” – Shenseea & Megan Thee Stallion (2022): The lead single from Shenseea’s album Alpha, produced by Murda Beatz. It reworks Pupa Nas T and Denise Belfon’s “Work” into a boastful duet that is just as candid as Stalk Ashley’s.
- “Likkle Miss (Remix)” – Nicki Minaj & Skeng (2022): Nicki Minaj trades verses with Skeng on his hard-edged dancehall hit, pairing Jamaican grit with rap star power. Skeng also appears on Stalk Ashley’s “Senseless”.
- “Munch (Feelin’ U)” – Ice Spice (2022): Drill from the Bronx, with Ice Spice rapping calmly and dismissively about a man who dotes on her. It shows where the drill snares Billboard heard on “Really Like U” were coming from.
Sexy drill and trap dancehall
- “Fisherrr” – Cash Cobain & Bay Swag (2024): A defining track of New York’s “sexy drill” wave, released on 28 February 2024, just days before “Really Like U”. A viral dance on TikTok made it a hit, and it later went Gold in the US.
- “Ravin’” – Najeeriii & MXSSIVH (2024): A VP Records single produced by MXSSIVH that moves between trap and dancehall, the space MXSSIVH is known for.
- “Bad Gyal Remix” – 450 & NLE Choppa (2024): A melodic Jamaican hook meets an American rap verse, another duet built on two contrasting flows. 450 later teamed up with Stalk Ashley on “Good Ole Gyal”.
A slow-burn classic
- “Nobody Has to Know” – Kranium (2013): A seductive, low-tempo dancehall favourite that brought Kranium international attention and a deal with Atlantic Records. It was certified Gold by the RIAA in 2019.
Why these songs go together
“Really Like U” sits at a crossroads. Stalk Ashley described it to the Jamaica Gleaner as dancehall-leaning lyrics over a trap and R&B beat, and the list above follows each of those roads:
- Dancehall vocal, drill rhythm: “Senseless”, “Likkle Miss (Remix)”, “Crocodile Teeth” and “Forward From Trini”.
- R&B softness inside drill: “Therapy” and “Fisherrr”.
- Candid, confident duets: “Lick”, “Bad Gyal Remix” and “Jump”.
- Slow, sensual dancehall: “Nobody Has to Know”.
- Dance-floor confidence: “Top Body”, “Munch (Feelin’ U)” and “Ravin’”.
Want the wider picture? Our guide to trap dancehall and drill songs traces how the sound developed, and R&B dancehall songs covers the smoother side of Stalk Ashley’s catalogue.
Where “Really Like U” itself came from
The original was released on 1 March 2024 through Stalk Ashley Music and Zojak World Wide, and later became the eighth track on her debut album. For the timeline, early YouTube numbers and its 2025 Caribbean Music Awards nomination, read the release and reception of “Really Like U”. You can watch the official video, read the full lyrics on Genius, or find more Stalk Ashley songs on the lyrics hub and the music page.
Frequently asked questions
What songs are similar to Really Like U?
Try Senseless and Therapy by Stalk Ashley, Crocodile Teeth by Skillibeng, Lick by Shenseea and Megan Thee Stallion, and Fisherrr by Cash Cobain and Bay Swag. They share drill drums, dancehall vocals and a bold, flirtatious tone.
What genre is Really Like U?
Apple Music files it under modern dancehall. Stalk Ashley described it as dancehall-leaning lyrics over a trap and R&B beat, and Billboard pointed to its New York drill snares.
Which Stalk Ashley song sounds most like Really Like U?
Senseless with Skeng and Kraff Gad is the closest match. It was produced by the same Jaxx and KingBnjmn team and also appears on Stalky the Bratt.
Sources
- Billboard: Reggae/Dancehall Fresh Picks of the Month (April 2024)
- Jamaica Observer: Stalk Ashley collabs with Skeng, Kraff (25 July 2024)
- Jamaica Gleaner: 5 Questions with Stalk Ashley (19 April 2024)
- Apple Music: Really Like U (single)
- Official video: Stalk Ashley x Skillibeng – Really Like U
- Wikipedia: Jump (Tyla song)
- Wikipedia: Lick (Shenseea song)
- Wikipedia: Fisherrr
