As George The Poet and Maverick Sabre reflect upon the tensions between childhood and adulthood, being misunderstood, and also being "accountable for your own decisions", Stephen Isaac-Wilson creates a mood where the viewer can absorb the message.

George, Maverick and guest artist Jorja Smith are in different everyday locations, and in the case of George, his charismatic performance takes place in a laundrette, which acts like his refuge, a home away from home, where he can be himself.