On February 20, 2017, Hopsin responded to SwizZz's diss in the second verse of his single, "All Your Fault". I'm just going to do me and that's not going to change. It was more just his point of view from the situation and him just telling his opinion. There was no hard feelings in the interview as Hopsin said, "It wasn't disrespectful. The interview took place during behind the scenes of his music video of his single "Die This Way". On July 15, 2016, Hopsin broke his silence on an interview with HipHopDX. I wish you the best in the next chapter of your career". I am immeasurably thankful for everything you've done for me Hop. You are a profound inspiration, a musical genius, and will always be one of my favourite artists. Just know I have no resentment or animosity towards you. It's really sad things have ended the way they did, but it is what it is. SwizZz stated in an open letter to Hopsin on Facebook stating "We're both aware that our friendship has run its course for now.
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SwizZz's response track was produced by himself and DJ Hoppa. In SwizZz's response, he talked about his side of the story of Funk Volume's breakup, while dissing Hopsin and defending his brother Dame at the same time. On May 20, 2016, SwizZz released a track called "Automatic" as a response to Hopsin's diss track against his brother Dame Ritter. The song became a commercial success, achieving over 1 million views on YouTube within a week of its release. The song received positive reviews from critics, with HipHopDX stating the song is "nothing short of jarring" and "the unpredictable mind of Hopsin has delivered exactly what we would expect in the latest saga of Funk Volume crumbling".
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The music video was directed by Hopsin himself. Since its release, the video has received over 85 million views. The song's accompanying music video premiered on Maon Hopsin's account on YouTube. This, therefore, prevents Hopsin from obtaining previously unreleased material still owned by Funk Volume, following the rapper's departure.
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The song details the recent monetary disputes that had occurred during the later stage of Hopsin's time at Funk Volume, with Hopsin claiming when he created Funk Volume, he was manipulated by Ritter to make him own 50% of the record label. The track is a musical departure from the previous entries in the "Ill Mind of Hopsin" saga, as the previous tracks were considered to be conscious hip hop songs, whereas this strays from that concept, instead focusing in on becoming a diss track aimed at Damien Ritter.