The song by Woosung feat. Reddy appears to delve into the feeling of inactivity. Woosung describes himself as incapable of finding the energy to do anything and expresses a desire to be left alone in his bed. The presence of the word lazy and the dominant repetition of no way create a sense of resistance to any form of activity. The song's chorus confirms WooSung's laziness as something he's okay with, as in the line, You can call me lazy all day / 'Cause it's so amazing, oh yeah / You can call me crazy, oh please / I've had enough of shaving, oh.

In the third verse, Reddy contrasts WooSung's struggle for a break with his own ambition to work hard and be productive in the studio. Reddy views time as precious and doesn't want to waste it by doing nothing. However, he acknowledges that, like Woosung, he can also be overwhelmed by the amount of work at times.

The bridge of the song portrays Woosung affirming his laziness as something positive and desirable, as in the line, You can call me lazy all day / 'Cause it's so amazing, oh yeah. The outro shows Woosung thanking those who have helped him and expressing his dislike for those who judge him for his laziness.

Overall, Lazy seems to depict the difficulties of finding a balance between rest and productivity. While some need a break, others feel it's important to stay busy, and the song acknowledges the validity of both perspectives.