The song "Chilling Harder Than You" by Hovey Benjamin is a humorous and sarcastic take on the concept of relaxation and being laid back. The lyrics depict the singer as someone who believes they are the epitome of chillness, surpassing anyone else in their ability to relax. The song begins with the singer proudly proclaiming that they are chilling harder than the listener. They claim to have made the song while lying in bed and effortlessly stretching, showcasing their ability to relax to the fullest extent. As the song progresses, the singer continues to boast about their chillness compared to others. They claim to roll a joint in their sleep and only eat pussy (potentially a metaphor for being carefree and living in the moment). They mockingly suggest that while others are engaged in social activities or dealing with relationship issues, they are contently creating beats and getting high, further emphasizing their supposed superiority in chilling. The lyrics also touch on the singer's disinterest in technology, as they mention dropping their phone on the couch and not bothering to pick it up. They walk around in a robe and slippers all day, embracing a lazy and carefree lifestyle. However, towards the end of the song, the singer starts to question whether they have taken relaxation too far. They mention spending all day in the dark, not chewing their food, and being too tired to rap. They admit that there is a limit to chilling and realize that they may have gone too far, even suggesting that they are "turning into a bong," which may represent losing touch with reality or becoming too disconnected from the world. Despite this realization, the singer still boasts about their chillness and claims to hold the title of the "chillest bruh" until their last breath. They jokingly talk about talking to plants and viewing them as their only friends. In essence, the song portrays a person who believes they are the ultimate embodiment of relaxation and is humorous in its exaggeration. It satirically explores the idea of what it means to be truly chilled out and questions the extent to which one can relax before it becomes detrimental.
