Songfacts®:

• "Heaven Or Hell" is a wild ride of desires, contradictions and confusion. It's all about craving that squeaky-clean wifey type on one hand, or chasing after the baddest girl on the block. K-Trap's even thinking about mixing the two, like a crazy combo meal.
• In the verse, K-Trap takes us through his dealings with two ladies. His "wifey" symbolizes that picture-perfect, solid relationship vibe. You know, the whole stability thing. On the flip side, the other chick brings the wild and exciting energy. He concludes, "I think I want good and bad, that's why I'm rotatin' girls."
• K-Trap confesses to his two-faced game in relationships.
  
  On the way home, what a awkward drive back
  Why I'm actin' fake like I can't stand your ways?
  Cuss 'bout the pictures you post on the 'Gram, but I've been on your 'Gram for days
  
  He's quick to call out his girl for dropping certain pics on Instagram, but low-key spills the beans that he's been lurking on her profile for days. Talk about double standards! Dude can't decide if he's cool or not with her vibe.
• Nathaniel London, Jester Beats and Godwin Sonzi produced "Heaven Or Hell." Nathaniel London is one of D-Block Europe's go-to producers, including the tracks "Nookie" and "Darling."
• The music video syncs with the song's vibes. Director Don Prod plays with a concept of two rooms, each representing a different side of K-Trap's life. The camera transitions between moments of deep contemplation and restless energy, visually capturing the divergent paths he's navigating.