Less than a year following the album's release, lead singer Tyler Carter was fired in relation to allegations of sexual misconduct; the band later announced in late 2023 that they would be breaking up following three farewell shows in 2024.

On January 4, 2018, it was revealed that the group had parted ways with original member and unclean vocalist Michael Bohn, thus making the band a four-piece moving forward.

[citation needed] On November 20, 2020, Issues released the instrumental version of the album on all streaming media and digital download platforms.

[17][18][non-primary source needed] One of the first tracks composed for the album, it was co-written with Jamaican-American singer-songwriter Jesse Boykins III and features a vocal appearance from the band's bassist Skyler Acord on the bridge.

[19][non-primary source needed] The second track, "Drink About It", a groove metal and R&B song, was written by singer Tyler Carter with the lyrical subject matter dealing with "[a] cheater being found out by their unfortunate partner.

[24][non-primary source needed] "Rain", the sixth track, was musically inspired by pop punk, specifically Mayday Parade, with its lyricism dealing with "people who always drag the fucking mood down.

[27][non-primary source needed] "Second Best", the eighth track, features both melancholic lyrics and upbeat nu metal elements, and was co-written by Carter with Bad Seed Rising singer and guitarist Francheska Pastor.

"Flexin'", the tenth song, began as a joke which later was decided by the band to be a track on the record featuring satirical lyrics about rebelling and elements of funk, electro-pop and disco.

[30][non-primary source needed] It features interpolated lyrics and vocal parts from "If You Love Me" by Brownstone and "Red Nose" by Sage the Gemini.