"Fly On Your Wall" by Skinny Atlas, Kerri, and Ezra Martin is written from the perspective of creative people who feel like they are watching the world from the outside. Kerri’s brooding, distorted vocals tell the true story of quitting a job after only one day and it causing a fight with his partner. In his verse, Kerri is hurt by his partner’s unsupportive reaction and wishes to avoid these confrontations. Ezra Martin’s hook describes the longing to be a fly on the wall and witness a partner’s deepest thoughts about the other in a relationship. There are complicated social pressures that come with attempting to balance creative passions with everyday life, and not everybody understands. Skinny Atlas’s downtempo, warped acoustic production creates a soundscape for these introspective thoughts. Skinny Atlas also had trouble maintaining a day job due to mental illness in the form of panic disorder—his approach to coping, much like his friends, has been to make raw, expressive music.