Go Crazy (Chris Brown and Young Thug song)

The official remix of the song was released on February 19, 2021, and features fellow American rappers Future, Lil Durk, and Latto.

A music video, shot in Brown's California mansion, was released on July 17, 2020, and displays a big house party, with a supernatural atmosphere full of colorful thunders, fireworks, pools and girls.

[14][15] Lyrically, it sees Brown and Thug guarantee to a debaucherous girl, whose appearance looks shy, their fun and expensive lifestyle.

[3] Complex named it the 24th best song of 2020, with the magazine's Jessica McKinney calling it "an underrated banger", opining that the "late-night record [...] will likely make it to summer playlists in the years to come".

[2] Kenan Draughorne of HipHopDX called "Go Crazy" "the album's best song, cleverly sampling The Showboys' iconic 'Drag Rap' to complement the free-ranging sonics".

From Breezy's signature sweet falsetto coupled with Thugger's squeaking slime language, to the sample of The Show Boys' 'Drag Rap' (also found in T.I.

and Lil Wayne's 'Ball'), 'Go Crazy' is a time capsule track catering to the strengths of two of the most renowned hitmakers of the last decade".

[24] HipHopDX's Marisa Mendez defined the videoclip as "colorful", noting, as is signature to Brown, that the video comes complete with "dope" choreography.

[24] The clip shows Brown and Thug waking up at a big, wild house party, as the attendees put their lavish lifestyles on display.

Throughout the video there are numerous features that make the party's atmosphere look supernatural, including colorful thunders and lots of large fireworks.

The official remix was released on February 19, 2021, and features fellow American rappers Future, Lil Durk, and Latto (then known as Mulatto).

[87] Much like the original, it finds the rappers harmonizing about love and sex,[18] with Durk and Future delivering "melodic" verses, with the "relaxed" raps of Latto inbetween them.

Andrew Unterberger of Billboard said about the remix, "Honestly, no matter who's delivering the verses to this song, memory of them vanishes almost completely by the time that massive chorus rolls around again.