“Honeybee” is the track from Olivia Rodrigo’s You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love that features backing vocals by Conan Gray.
The song is the third track on the standard album and belongs to the “Girl So in Love” section. Its arrangement is described as an acoustic-pop piano ballad with a choir in the outro.
Gray’s contribution is backing vocals rather than a featured lead-vocal credit. That distinction matters because the album’s principal guest appearance is Robert Smith on “What’s Wrong with Me,” while Gray contributes to “Honeybee” in a supporting vocal role.
Lyrically, “Honeybee” uses the image of a honey bee to describe romantic attraction and uncertainty. Rodrigo’s narrator hopes the relationship will continue while fearing that it could suddenly disappear. The song therefore fits the album’s opening section, which presents devotion alongside anxiety.