Over a raw, sinister beat, Big Sean raps: Make it, make it, make it, boy, we gotta make it You can save your hand, I ain't gotta shake it Everything lined up for the taking And what I need from 'em? No favors Sean Don didn't need any favors getting to the top, and he won't be helping anyone else on their quest to the summit.
Big Sean's fellow Detroit rhymer Eminem jumps on this track, spitting the second verse, in which he goes after President Donald Trump, far-right media personality Ann Coulter and various celebrities including Jamie Lee Curtis, Fergie and Lana Del Rey. Sean Don told Zane Lowe on his Beats 1 show. "Eminem was the only person I heard that could be on that song. It reminded me of why I fell in love with Eminem's work. He is unique, he's special."
Big Sean has worked with Eminem before. He previously gave a helping hand on Slim Shady's 2014 Motor City posse cut "Detroit Vs. Everybody."
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