“Drop” is a single by Rich Boy released in 2009 after his debut album Rich Boy was released in 2007. The song is one of his best known thanks to the myriad freestyles recorded over the beat, notably by early-career Childish Gambino and Earl Sweatshirt.

“Writing on the Walls” is a song on Christian hardcore band Underoath’s fifth album Define the Great Line. The song deals with the band’s faith, specifically at the end where they address God directly.

“Writing On The Walls” video received play on television, giving the band an increased profile, and the video was acclaimed to the point of attaining a nomination for the 2007 Grammy for “Best Short Form Music Video.”

Pull My Hair Back is the debut album by Canadian electronic artist Jessy Lanza. The album, released three years after the first wave of 2010s alt-R&B took over in the form of The Weeknd, Frank Ocean, and Miguel, was characterized PBR&B but features an array of genre influences like electronic and pop. Lanza would further her pop influences on her follow-up album, 2016’s Oh No.

Oh No is the second album by Canadian electronic artist Jessy Lanza. The album builds on her debut Pull My Hair Back’s alt-R&B stylings with a combination of pop vocals and song structures with electronic, footwork, and R&B production. It was released to great acclaim from numerous music publications.

The song marks the third collaboration between Future and Rae Sremmurd – previously on Ty Dolla Sign’s “Blasé” and Mike Will Made It’s “Drinks On Us”. and combines Future’s love of drug talk with Rae Sremmurd’s penchant for partying.