Obongjayar sends a message to "God's Own Children" –

The record starts with an ominous gospel hum backed by tumbling drums that switch into sparse claps as Obongjayar’s verse comes in. In his own distinct style, he rouses his listener with the fervor of a cleric spilling the truth to his congregation. He reminds “God’s Own Children” of the challenges ahead as he writes “...This place is ugly, don’t let it rob you of the grace on your face and your body.” just before the song rises to a plateau with heavy rhythmic drums and rock-infused guitars. Obongjayar adds that the song is inspired by protests from around the world and Nigerian dance moves which he says resemble some form of protest.