Louise Wener stated that "Inbetweener" was a reference to her upbringing in an English commuter town: "it's about where people live and what they do in suburbia, and it's about unfulfiled dreams".

[4] According to Louise Wener, the record label had not pressed enough copies, so when the demand for the single was higher than expected, they could not restock record shops fast enough, resulting in a substantially lower chart position than indicated by the midweeks.

[6] The music video for "Inbetweener" was notable for featuring UK daytime television presenter Dale Winton (then of Supermarket Sweep fame) in a cameo appearance.

[7] He peers over shelves and shakes pipes of Pringles as if they're musical shakers, while the band perform in the supermarket aisles.

For the North American market, Arista funded a second video shoot for the song.