“sugar honey ice & tea,” arguably the album’s heaviest track, mainly talks about intolerance and so it doesn’t about love to a specific person. The track is still present on the album concept as it could be interpreted as the “Love to an opinion.”

This song kind of veers off the topic of love in terms of like personal stuff the most and it’s more talking about as a society and a world. And I guess people’s interpretation, however, one’s got a different idea what love is, everyone has quite strong morals and beliefs these days, which is brilliant, but I think sometimes people are a little intolerant that they think that only theirs is important. If you think that you should vote in and you tell everyone else the wrong for not voting but that same person might eat meat where that other thinks that you’re killing animals, “Why would I vote for any of these people if they’re all supportive of that stuff?” You know what I mean? And people are a little bit intolerant and a little bit like not understanding of other people’s beliefs and I’m where we want to push things forward and I think that’s what this song is about. […]

—Oliver Sykes, NME