Mirroring the video of his previous single, "Turn It Up", "Doom Dada" is also shot in black and white.

[4] Additionally, two of the artist's painting are parodied in the video: Baby Map of the World and The Three Sphinxes of Bikini.

"[5] "Doom Dada" earned the #1 position on Dazed magazine's Top 10 K-Pop tracks of 2013, with the magazine describing the track as "unexpected and, from a pop standpoint, virtually impenetrable on the first go", adding that the "lyrical rhythms are both inviting and alienating, while the beats align to trap and M.I.A's jagged tribalism.

But go deeper and recognisable cadences reveal themselves.... it's K-Pop but sly, frenetic and slippery."

[6] Billboard praised the song, noting how the "melody is magnetizing with its whirring synths, tribal beats, and chanting, all of which pale in comparison to the rapper's aggressive, multi-tonal delivery of his verses," and felt that T.O.P "revealed his true artistry" with this song.