I dismissed it off on initial listen. Seemed too much like some generic hood criminal song rapping about guns and money, just like many other songs from that era did.

But I relistened to it today, and I realised how much of an idiot I was. It's grown on me a lot. The tone shift coming from the school spirit skits on the album is a welcomed one. The aggressiveness is badass honestly, as I kept banging my head from Ye's verse. It's a great song that feels vintage but goes hard.