In an interview with NME, Yungblud explained, “to me sex and sexuality is about freedom and the idea that you can to lose yourself in other people of all genders, of all shapes and sizes to find yourself and figure out who you truly are.

[5] Leaving the bedroom, he changes into a white women's tennis outfit complete with a silver crown and wings before performing alongside his band as people start dancing around them.

The camera zooms back to reveal the set of the music video where–Yungblud's photographer–Tom Pallant, acting as a director is shouting instructions through a megaphone before being distracted by a woman in a wedding dress who he begins to make out with.

A follow-up to the original video, it features Yungblud sat on the floor of an empty warehouse performing the song acoustically on guitar dressed as cupid.

Filmed at the Roundhouse in London, Yungblud used wires to fly around the venue shooting virtual arrows while dressed in the women's tennis outfit from the "Cotton Candy" music video.

[15] Conversely, a reviewer for MusicMusings stated that the song "definitely has some depth and a catchy chorus" but noted how "there is a mixture of something quite deep in the lyrics, combined with sections that are shallower and throwaway".