T-Pain debuted an unreleased collaboration with the late Oliver Tree on Saturday, less than two weeks after Tree's death in a helicopter crash. The track was previewed during T-Pain's DJ set alongside Shaquille O'Neal at the Electric Forest music festival in Rothbury, Michigan.

During the set, T-Pain projected footage of Tree, who was known for his song "Superhero," onto the big screens. The techno track played during the presentation is reportedly titled either "Right Now" or "Slow Down." "Whatever you do, make sure you celebrate the small things while we can, man," T-Pain announced on the microphone. "It's all about love, baby! That's all we need! Love wins wars, baby." He concluded by saying, "We love you Electric Forest. It's time to celebrate life, baby!"

Shaquille O'Neal, also known as DJ Diesel, reposted a video of the moment on his Instagram story on Sunday with the caption "Oliver forever."

Oliver Tree Nickell died in a helicopter crash on June 14 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, along with five other individuals, including YouTuber Gaspar Prim and EDM producer Lucas Vignale. The mid-air collision occurred just 15 days before what would have been his 33rd birthday. The crash involved two helicopters and impacted a car dealership. Oliver Tree died in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Investigations into the cause of the crash are being conducted by multiple agencies, including the Aeronautical Accidents Investigation and Prevention Center (CENIPA) and the police. Tree's body was transported back to California by June 21. His memorial service is scheduled to be livestreamed on July 25 from the UCSC Quarry Amphitheater in Santa Cruz, with organizers citing limited space for family and friends. Tree's body was transported back to California by June 21, and his memorial service will be livestreamed on July 25.

Prior to his death, Tree had spoken about his desire to establish a foundation for artists. He told The Zach Sang Show earlier this year that upon his death, "all the money's gonna go back to artists. So I've set up a foundation. It's called Dr. Oliver Tree's Art Grants for Baby Geniuses." His family has confirmed this philanthropic intention, stating, "We will make sure his wish comes to fruition so that more joy, love and art can be spread into the world, that was his final wish."