[It’s] the dichotomies and ironic parallels between self-reflection and the self-destructive nature that we as humans face on a daily basis in modern times.

Additionally, the new members were Max Georgiev as lead guitarist, Georgiev had worked with bands like Escape the Fate, New Years Day, among others, and Brandon "Rage" Richter as the new drummer, Richter had previously worked with Motionless in White and A Skylit Drive.

[4] Radke said: "Bouncing between dimensions, as the video portrays, there are two of me that are polar opposites of each other: one trying to prove to the world he is good enough, and the other trying to stop him from it.

Like the previous single, this song continues the rap era in the band but this time with choruses and heavier riffs, including a bridge in the song accompanied by a breakdown that marks the return of the metalcore style and gutturals to the band.

In other scenes an actress appears who represents Willow but in her adult version in the year 2033 trying to revive her father.