It is the lead single from Morray's debut mixtape Street Sermons (2021).

[3][4] A music video for the song was uploaded onto Morray's YouTube channel in March 2020.

The song became his breakout hit, leading to him being discovered by media manager Moe Shalizi[3][5] and receiving co-signs from many artists such as J. Cole, Rick Ross and DaBaby.

[6][7] In the song, Morray sings over a guitar-driven beat about surviving his early life, including the streets, poverty and feuding: "Since a jit, stood tall with a kickstand / Thinking of a plan to get quick bands / Falling in deep with the quicksand / Flag out my ass, no quick brand".

[2] Dylan Green of Pitchfork wrote that the song "pairs Morray's rapid-fire delivery with tales about his time in the streets, full of close-call shootings and desperation, and elevates the narrative with trills that breach the surface of Hagan and Ant Chamberl[a]in's warm production like a shark's fin.