He opens with a critique of capitalism, the superficiality of social media, and the "half-truths" told in the industry. He speaks on the struggle of identity and the temptation to find meaning through material purchases like "Louis duffel bags" and "Jordans".

Both artists reflect on their desire to return to the "open mic" days, where they felt less pressure to conform to what is "cool" or marketable. Reception & Credits

The track is a piano-driven, reflective piece that explores the pressures of fame, fatherhood, and staying true to oneself.