[3] It would include the singles "Advice" and "Gang Gang" as well as previously unreleased music, and features vocal contributions from Young Adz, Krept, Swarmz, Wretch 32, Chip, Tion Wayne, and Deno, and production from Show N Prove and Da Beatfreakz.

The film is based on the subject of an aspiring writer looking to his significant other for support and motivation whilst he chases his career.

It also touches on the themes of love and success, displaying a narrative in which a young man attempts to balance his career as a writer and time with his significant other.

Ramy-Abou Setta of Clash said that Cadet "seals his legendary status in UK rap, showcasing natural storytelling ability through gritty lyrics and deep understanding of an authentic sound" and called the album "the perfect way to honour Cadet while staying true to his unique vision".

[9] Emily Fortune of Gigwise highlighted Cadet's "abundance of energy" as he displays "everything from his humour to his deepest emotions, in a mixture of Afroswing infused instrumentals to old school inspired hip-hop and grime production", and summed up the album as showing "the impact that he had not only on his friends and fellow artists but on the UK rap scene as a whole".