Two early versions leaked online before the official release—an instrumental and an a cappella version featuring an extended rap verse from Lil Wayne . Composition and Lyrics
Iglesias sings about a woman needing to "push back" to show she's interested, with lyrics like, "Push, push back up on me / Make me believe you want it". Enrique Iglesias - Push ft. Lil Wayne
The original video was rejected by MTV due to its "explicit" and "gratuitous" nature. Two early versions leaked online before the official
The music video, directed by , features actors Robert Hoffman and Briana Evigan reprising their roles from Step Up 2: The Streets . The music video, directed by , features actors
It depicts Iglesias filming a couple (Hoffman and Evigan) making out in a private room and watching an erotic dancer behind a glass wall.
Wayne contributes a high-energy verse with wordplay referencing Salt-N-Pepa and watches . Music Video Controversy
A re-edited version eventually premiered on Yahoo! Music in February 2008.