[3] On June 2, 2023, they re-released the single, featuring vocal contributions from English band Pale Waves.

Sean Silverman spoke about having the band on the track, noting how after listening to their song, "She's My Religion", he "envisioned" collaborating with them.

[4] He also felt that "having a contrasting vocal" offered a different perspective, which resonated with them and they began recording with Heather Baron-Gracie.

"[5] Santino revealed that the song is about having "moments where we sink into that self-consciousness of feeling unworthy of love" and called it "a spiritual successor" to "Sex, Drugs, Etc.

[11] The band premiered the music video for the song on September 14, 2022, and was directed by Alexa San Román.