The first verse of the Human Nature remix varies slightly from the original version, and the rapped bridge is omitted. The remix also features a young Pharrell Williams chanting ""S... The double...The U... The V!"" during the song. This became a common "call" during the group's concerts. "Right Here [Human Nature Remix]" was later remixed again for SWV's EP "The" "Remixes" as a more obvious mash-up with the song's sample, "Human Nature" by Michael Jackson, whose vocals are featured in the remixed duet. The "Human Nature" remix has also been sampled by the late rapper 2Pac on the track "Thug Nature" from "Too Gangsta for Radio" (2001). R&B singer Chris Brown's song "She Ain't You" (2011) samples Michael Jackson's "Human Nature" and a portion of SWV's remixed version. Human Nature was also sampled by Nas in the hit song "It Ain't Hard To Tell" on his debut album "Illmatic". Larry Flick from "Billboard" commented that the original version has a "rigid funk/R&B beat-bottom" that "marks an intriguing contrast to loose, personality-driven vocals" by Cheryl Gamble. He noted that she is further supported by "En Vogue-style backing vocals and a sassy rap break" by Tamara Johnson. "Complex" described the Human Nature Remix as "pure genius." "Smash Hits" gave the remix 4 out of 5, adding that "Michael Jackson's Human Nature is the perfect vehicle for their high harmonies and they have turned his old choirboy rendition into something with much more sass and soul. It's a welcome revival of a good tune. And they've done it even better than Michael did!" Charles Aaron from "Spin" noted the 1993 remix as a "total radio swoon and uncanny appropriation that lets you enjoy Michael Jackson in a way not heard since, say, "O.P.P." Thank Teddy Riley for the remix, but this female trio relaxes, croons, and converses so lovely, you gotta feel suave." In 2017, "Spin" ranked the song at number 20 in their list of "The 30 Best ’90s R&B Songs". Both versions of "Right Here" have music videos. The video to the original song begins with Coko discussing a man she likes to Taj and Lelee. It features the singers having flashbacks to boys they liked as young girls, then is brought to the present day with the women and their boyfriends.