[8] "Gyaranboo" is a song centered around rhymes, that was inspired by Mana and Kana's father's abdominal hair (known colloquially in Japanese as gyarandū (ギャランドゥー)).

[8][9] "Nandamin to Total Care" is a song where the members profess their love for Mondahmin, a brand of mouth wash by Japanese company Earth Corporation.

[8] "Futae Center" is a song about a fictional factory,[8] and "Pichiku Pachiku Cuchiku" was inspired by common misunderstandings women such as the members of Chai have.

[9] "Nandamin to Total Care"'s music video was released in March 2016, and was shot as an ode to the mouth wash Mondahmin.

During which, "Pichiku Pachiku Cuchiku" was promoted by the band, who created their third and final Triller self-produced music video for the song.

[6] CDJournal reviewers described the EP as "a succession of strange and chaotic songs, combining jazz and dance beat influences with an inconsistent progression, junk-like ensemble and coquettish mysterious vocals.

"[18] Moe Tanaka of Rooftop the "addictive bass mixed with Mana and Kana's twin vocals" and the strong drums.