In this song, Sabrina Carpenter details her quick tempered, volatile boyfriend. Ignoring the flashing neon red flags and the chorus of well-meaning friends insisting she run for the hills, she stays put. Despite all the bad reviews he gets, love wins out.
The jaunty little pop ballad is the closing track on the deluxe edition of Short n' Sweet. Clocking in at 2:21, it's certainly short, reasonably sweet, but still not the briefest offering on the album; that honor belongs to "Dumb & Poetic," which makes its point in a brisk 2:13.
Carpenter wrote the song with Amy Allen, John Ryan and Ian Kirkpatrick. Ryan and Kirkpatrick also produced the track with Jack Antonoff. All of them contributed to multiple Short n' Sweet tracks.
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