The song satirizes American spring break culture, which is illustrated as uproarious and irresponsible, juxtaposing it with the concept of same-sex marriage.

[2] "We wanted to show just how ridiculous it is that spring break behavior is considered normal and gay marriage is insane when it's actually the opposite," said Schaffer.

[2] Samberg further stated that, upon viewing the music video, the song takes on another level of satire, illustrating that careless, "macho" young men that typically detest the idea of same-sex marriage, have no problem taking advantage of women while on spring break and "acting like animals," in stark contrast to the reality of same-sex marriage, which Samberg describes as "people who just want to be civilized and have rights and care for each other.

"[2] The trio performed the song live for YouTube Comedy Week, which required four takes, after which the troupe were losing their voices.

Zach Galifianakis, Ed Norton, and James Franco cameo as the husbands to bandmembers Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaeffer, respectively.