The next frame references police brutality in the US, reading "Defund the police. Arrest and convict the killer cops", along with the names of Jacob Blake, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and Elijah McClain. Shortly prior to the song's release, Cordae showed support for the Black Lives Matter movement he was arrested and charged with a felony while protesting Breonna Taylor's death by sitting on the lawn outside of Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's house with other protestors.