The theme of 'Campaign' (which Ty prefers to think of a “soundtrack to the election”, rather than a mixtape) further highlights Ty's own transition from partying to politics in both his music and personal life, taking a leading role in encouraging voters against Trump and supporting protests against police brutality.

To drive their point home, the video features graphic video footage of several high-profile, officer-involved civilian deaths, including the shooting of Philando Castile and strangulation of Eric Garner. So far Snoop Dogg has released three singles from The Algorithm - 'Murder Music' with Benny The Butcher, Jadakiss and Busta Rhymes, Jane Handcock's 'Like My Weed' and 'Big Subwoofer' by Mount Westmore (Snoop Dogg, E-40, Too Short, and Ice Cube). 'No Justice' and its accompanying video served as Ty and TC's own protest against police brutality and inherent imbalances with the American justice system.

The mixtape is peppered with the views of Ty and his friends on the election campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, however its nots the main theme of the project. “Have you ever had a family member die? It’s basically that. Released in the midst of the US election season in September 23, 2016. In a 2015 interview with Eric Sundermann of Noisey, Ty compared the situation to the death of a loved one. Ty's brother TC is currently serving a life sentence for a murder Ty believes he did not commit TC provided vocals for the track from prison. The second single from 'Campaign' was 'No Justice', a song which exposes the harsh reality of the American justice system for many African-Americans, particularly young men.

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