The production features an "ethereal" synth loop, 808s and hi-hats[2] as well as a "spacey, pop-infused" beat.

[3] In the lyrics, he first talks about his "Yak Sauce" as he shifts his cadence[2][3] and his time with a friend called "pook-a-dook".

[3] Zachary Horvath of HotNewHipHop wrote of the song, "Unless you are into the funny bars on this thing, then have at it.

While some of the lines made us genuinely laugh out loud, Kodak has stronger writing skills than this.

"[4] Donald Morrison of Passion of the Weiss commented, "The anthemic, almost corny production, sounds hilarious juxtaposed with Kodak's lyrics".