The third track on Taylor Bennett’s Restoration of an American Idol was originally intended for Taylor’s brother, Chance the Rapper. In an interview with The Fader, Taylor describes how he ended up with the song:

When I got sick and I was in New York, when I was on my hospital bed, I just called Chance and I was like, “You know, I can’t stop thinking about this song. I need this song. Please give me this song, please send me this song so I can hear it.” I don’t even think I was asking for him to give it to me, I was just asking to hear it.

He sent the song to me, there was 15 seconds of, like, no beat at the end, which is not enough to write to. So I’m sitting in this hospital and constantly going back to these 15 seconds to the point where I’d almost wrote half the verse and the verse is really, really long. So I ended up calling him, and I was like, “Yo, can I get this song, I really want this song,” and he was like, “You know what, I got you.” And he gave it to me which was, like I said, a really big honor because I really loved that song.

It’s the third collaboration between the pair – Taylor copped a writing credit on Chance’s 2016 track “All Night,” whilst Taylor featured Chance on his 2015 single “Broad Shoulders.”