The album was announced on February 25, 2022, with its lead single, "Vacancy" featuring Blakk Soul, being released the same day.^[3] The album's second single, "Backstage", was released on March 3.^[4] The album's third single, "Smoke", was released on March 10.^[5] To promote the album, the rappers released a three-episode miniseries named "ForeClosure" on YouTube in the days leading up to the album's release.^[6]

Lyrically, the album features the two rappers mournfully reflecting on their group Slaughterhouse's breakup. On the track "Vacancy", Ortiz raps, "Royce said he ain't doing the three-man without Joe / But Joe said he retired, so how the hell is it supposed to go / I looked in the eyes of Crooked I and said one last time, he said let's go / So this one's for the fans and anyone else who wants to know / Why the best group ever / Turned out to be one of the best groups that never".^[3]

Both former Slaughterhouse groupmates Royce da 5'9" and Joe Budden expressed their distaste for the project. On February 25, 2022, Royce da 5'9" made a lengthy post on Instagram criticizing the project for attempting to "burn down" a brand that they had only owned half the rights of, referencing the album's cover art, which features the Slaughterhouse logo set ablaze.^[6] Budden publicly denounced the project in an Instagram Live session with Royce and Ortiz, which later took a heated turn after an argument broke out between the three rappers.^[7]

All tracks are written by Dominick Antron Wickliffe and Joell Christopher Ortiz.