J Cole used to spend most of his time in this new suburb house working with talented rappers and music producers. These guys later became part of "Dreamville', a record label started by J Cole to promote young talented artist.

The SWAT logo on the sleeve and the officer standing by the door speaks out the incident that showed the world how black people are targeted on the basis of suspensions.

The title "Neighbors" refers to an incident where J. Cole's studio was raided by SWAT due to suspicions that he was involved in criminal activity. The song is a powerful commentary on social issues and systemic racism.

The artwork depicts the price J Cole had to pay for fulfilling his dream of 'making it out of the hood and having a crib in the suburbs'. The footage of SWAT busting his house was captured through the surveillance cameras and was used as the music video of the track.