5 to 10 is a centrepiece of Don Toliver’s fourth studio album, signifying the importance of hip-hop culture as well as motorcycles to Don Toliver’s personal life. Don Toliver experiments with a bouncy and laid back flow, accompanied with searing strings and 808s. Most notably, Toilver pays homage to his late Uncle, Uncle Carl, for whom the album concept was designed for, with the heavy biker aesthetic which was the primary lifestyle of Don’s late Uncle. The outro to the track loops a message from Uncle Carl, whom was referred to by Don as one of his biggest supporters and the reason for his success as we know it today. The audio clip is played over a grail in mentor Travis Scott’s discography, and often regarded as one of Travis' best songs, Drugs You Should Try It