[2] The song was met with positive reviews from music critics, most praising Mahone's falsetto on the track.
Jason Lipshutz of Billboard called the song, "a fairly standard, slickly produced pop ballad" that showcases Mahone's "earnest falsetto and remain unscathed in spite of the clumsy lyrics.
"[3] John Walker of MTV compared the melody to the likes of Usher.
[1] Kristin Harris of Seventeen magazine stated that the track is, "the perfect ballad to listen to on repeat all summer long.
"[4] Fuse TV remarked, "the most money part comes in the chorus as Mahone hits a slew of impressive falsetto notes that Justin Bieber would envy.