The song was paused  so that Stallion could play clips of speeches by human-rights activist Malcolm X and a statement by activist Tamika Mallory. The messages were emblazoned at the back of the graphic, black and white patterned set.The rapper called out Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron through writing on the set that was attributed to activist Tamika Mallory.Mallory, in an audio clip, was heard saying, "Daniel Cameron is no different than the sellout Negroes that sold our people into slavery."Cameron, the first Black person to hold that state's attorney general post, failed to seek charges in the shooting of Breonna Taylor.

Stallion's decision to call out Cameron was a wise choice, because it's possible not everyone his role in the case.