The No Love Deep Web album art parody stems from the controversial 2012 cover of experimental hip-hop group Death Grips' second studio album. The original cover featured drummer Zach Hill's genitalia with the album title scrawled across it in black marker, which famously led to the group being dropped from Epic Records. Since its release, internet culture has embraced the minimalist aesthetic by replacing the central image with various humorous objects while maintaining the distinct marker-style handwriting. It is a staple of music nerd culture and online circles, often used to signal intense, abrasive energy or to poke fun at the band's DIY ethos.