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i've always understood it to be a play on Coltrane's album 'a love supreme' which is about a higher power inspiring his music. a like supreme is the contrast where inspiration to do things is driven by being noticed by society and Samurai are telling their audience to do it by kicking at the corporations because that's all there is to aspire to.
Probably about the net and/or social media?
https://cyberpunk.fandom.com/wiki/A_Like_Supreme_(song)