Tracks 1–7 The album's opener, "!", is produced by
Diplo. The two previously collaborated on
Wish. The song opens with the voice of Apple's
Siri repeating the album's title. The next song, "Snake Skin", focuses on themes of
suicide. Redd stated: "It's kind of suicidal, in a stay away from it type of shit... That's the whole concept of it, stay away from suicide. Don't worry about what other people say, you could be doing what they're doing or even better than them. It's just living life and knowing how to overcome shit." The fourth song, "I Try", sees Redd detail a rocky relationship with his girlfriend. The song became the center of controversy after
Kid Buu claimed that Redd had stolen "I Try" from him on Instagram on September 21, 2019. The track makes the first – and, to date, last – collaboration between the two artists. The seventh track, "Keep Your Head Up", marks his second collaboration with producer
Murda Beatz. He previously collaborated with him on "Forever Ever" on his debut album, ''
Life's a Trip''. The ninth song, "
Mac 10", serves as the album's second single. The song is produced by
Wheezy and
Bobby Raps and is a collaboration between Trippie Redd,
Lil Duke and
Lil Baby. Redd debuted the song at a concert in March 2019, performing it with Lil Duke. In an interview with
Zane Lowe, Redd stated: "Baby was sleep [
sic] on the couch and Duke was up with me, we were just smoking and vibing then Wheezy came in the studio, I asked him for a beat. I did the chorus, Duke got on it then I woke Baby's ass up told him [
sic] to record his shit... He took damn near 30 minutes but he woke up out his sleep and got that out the way." Lil Duke and Lil Baby have previously collaborated on "Up" (
Perfect Timing), "I'm Gettin' Paid," and "Still On My Shit". The title of the track is a play off Leray's debut project
Everythingcoz. The song juxtaposes violent lyrics over an upbeat, orchestral instrumental. The end of the video sees the appearance of a rainbow-colored rat, seemingly referring to
6ix9ine testifying as a witness for the state against his criminal associates. Initially, the record project was supposed to contain a collaboration with Lil Wayne, but after the song leaked online Redd replaced it with "Lil Wayne". The thirteenth and final song on the album is called "Signing Off".
Other The album previously contained the track "They Afraid of You" (featuring
Playboi Carti), but it was later removed from streaming services and physical releases just six days after its release, on August 15, 2019.
RapReviews speculated that there had been sample clearance issues. ==Critical reception==