- Scouse drill about growing up in working class Liverpool.
- Aystar uses his harsh Scouse cadence to put yellow tape between his lifestyle and yours. "Opps" recounts the unholiness Aystar had to take part in to survive in working class Liverpool, all while reminding his opps that they wouldn't have had what it takes. The beat—courtesy of "Both" producer Nastylgia—wraps his airtight flow in gothic chords and heat-seeking 808s. You wouldn't be able to tell, but drill is new territory for him. It's all delivered in a cold montone that makes you believe every one of his exploits.