According to Juice WRLD in an April 24, 2018 interview with POWER 92 Chicago, Juice stated that it was more a general track and not directed to anyone specific:

Really that song was kinda like a compilation of everything I’ve been through, like all the negatives as far as relationships. ‘Cause I mean, you know, I would have had to have been through a lot to even come to the conclusion to make a statement that “all girls are the same.“ Obviously all girls aren’t the same, but if you’re going through repetitive heartbreak and stuff, you’re gonna think that. So that’s pretty much how that came.

In the official interview with Lyrical Lemonade, Juice explained what influenced him to make the song:

I don’t really feel comfortable about venting to people about shit, like expressing what was going on. I knew I wasn’t the only one to feel that way, so I made music to other people, like a therapy session.

He confirmed that the song was inspired by his own relationship issues, as well:

I mean I was going through ‘hella’ relationship shit, and it was to the point where I was like, I’m going to make a biased statement. ‘Cause obviously all girls aren’t the same.

The original artwork featured a photo of Tyke, a character from the popular animated series Tom and Jerry.