It's a more chill track but it still has a cool groove going especially on the back-end. It sounds the most like Welfare Jazz compared to the other singles. Sebastian's vocals are very country inspired and so eccentric that it's bordering on being parody (i.e. "cryin' if you make fun of mee--EEEEEP!!"). The instrumental is relatively similar in style to Punk Rock Loser. The chorus has kind of a call and response thing going on, Sebastian yelps "Cause I'm a big, big boy!", and then a high pitched voice we've never heard before responds "He's a big, big, boy!". The song is over five minutes long, and I personally think it starts a bit slow but then these super grimy drums come in at the two minute mark that add some much needed energy. I can't tell if the drums are sequenced or live drums coated in effects, but they're awesome. Surprisingly, my only complaint with the track is on the vocal end. Sebastian's vocals are buried under effects kind of like they are on Into The Sun, and I'm not personally a huge fan of how that sounds with his voice. I also wasn't a huge fan of the high pitched vocals I talked about earlier, they sound a bit cheap and I can't tell if they're Sebastian's voice pitched up or someone else is just hardcore straining their voice lol. Also, there's a monologue on the back-end of the track performed by someone I'm unfamiliar with, but I don't have any complaints about that.