[2][3][4][5] After the release of Sexorcism in October 2019, Candy embarked on a musical hiatus and took up tattooing as a hobby during the COVID-19 pandemic before pursuing a career of it.

[6] She discussed her willingness to sign to another major record label after learning enough about the music industry and mentioned that she had been working on the production of her sophomore studio album in London.

"[9] "Flip Phone" is a three-minute, fifteen-second pop-rap song, showcasing a more experimental, club-influenced sound while featuring Candy's usual raunchy lyrics and a "sultry" chorus on top of a "subwoofer shaking bass".

[12] The official music video for "Flip Phone" was released on September 9, 2022, produced by Paper Magazine in collaboration with Gentle Monster and was self-directed by Candy herself.

Candy also cited Pamela Anderson's depiction of Barb Wire in the 1996 superhero film of the same name as a major influence of the music video, as well as The Fast and the Furious and Æon Flux aesthetically.