Serving up clever wordplay over a piano-based production that draws comparisons to Frank Ocean's Super Rich Kids and Elton John's Bennie and The Jets, the track offers commentary on society's unrealistic beauty standards. Crookes said:
"It’s for the women that I really admire and care about who have been diminished because of the way they look or the way their brains work or the fact that they have suffered from mental health issues and the fact that they actually have an opinion on something and aren't just designed for men!"
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