The song was recorded before Kendall Schmidt was selected as the fourth and final member of the band's final lineup, as pilot actor Curt Hansen's backup vocals are still present in the official studio version of the song. Logan Henderson explained that "rush" is a "hockey term", which fit the show's premise of the four eventual members of BTR starting out as hockey players from Minnesota, further saying "It's whenever you go for the goal and you rush it's kind of like what we do with our group and then with the show it's kind of just go for it."
With input from James Maslow and Carlos PenaVega, the word "Rush" was brought up, and Fellows eventually decided on "Big Time Rush". After filming the original test pilot for Big Time Rush, then titled Brand New Day, Fellows came up with the name "Go Big Time" for the band and show. Scott Fellows, the creator of Big Time Rush, is credited as a writer in addition to professional songwriters Matthew Gerrard, Jay Landers, and Charlie Midnight who, in collaboration between Nickelodeon and Sony Music, were enlisted to create original music for the show. "Big Time Rush" is the eponymous song by Big Time Rush.
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