Lil Peep and Lil Tracy rhyme about their frequent drug habits with cocaine, and Tracy explains how back in high school he was rejected and forgotten.

The melodic, but slightly metallic beat, mixed with a classic trap kick-clap alternation, makes this track a must-hear crossover icon of a genre not very widespread at the time, the rap-rock.

Tracy’s verses, following a classic trap-sounding rhythmic layout, contrast with the unusual 2-syllable flow sung by Peep in the chorus. This rocker-like flow, very uncommon in rap, is very similar to the one of ​​blink-182’s banger named “All the Small Things,” released in the early 2000s.

The instrumental samples “The Real You” by Three Days Grace.