Speaking to Billboard, drummer Ahmir Questlove said that the song was "sticking out like a sore thumb" on the album tracklisting.
The song had been due to open the new album, which the drummer described as their most political record to date. "Then we were going to have a 'halftime' thing where it was gonna come in the middle of the record as a break from the political thing, but that didn't work, either," Questlove continued. "Then we tried to make it the last song on the record, and that wasn't working. " - more on this story
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