In this song’s music video, the artist C-walks down a hopscotch court after delivering one of its punchlines. After the release of this song, fans created fake Google locations in the Bridle Path neighborhood. The music video for this song teased a snippet of “squabble up” that notes “woke (10[1])up, lookin’ for the broccoli.” An artist sued his own label, UMG, claiming they artificially (10[1])boosted the popularity of this song. DeMar DeRozan joined a performance of this song that concluded The Pop Out concert in Inglewood. This song claims a man is “not a colleague,” but a “colonizer.” This song, which (10[1])begins with the artist whispering “I see dead people,” was released just a day after “Meet the Grahams” and “Family Matters.” For 10 points, what hit from Kendrick Lamar’s feud with Drake repeats its title after the word “they?” ■END■