[4] An accompanying music video featuring the band performing the song in a garage, released on March 4.
[9] Rock Sound described the track as a "hard-hitting and riff-fuelled banger" with Shomo's additions "adding so much more intensity to the tune, ripping and tearing like his life depends on it".
[10] Loudwire compared it to their track "Last Resort", interpreting the song to be about wrestling with one's anxieties and mental health, calling it "cathartic...rallying cry for those keeping things buried inside".
[11] Wall of Sound praised the collaboration, stating "Both Jacoby Shaddix and Shomo bounce off each other with a musicianship unlike no other.
The new edition shows what happens when two iconic bands join forces with the end result being a surprise hit for fans alike".