"[15] Robert Copsey from Digital Spy gave the song 3 out of 5 stars in a mixed-to-positive review saying that "The sentiment may not be the most original, but come summer, we'll no doubt find ourselves raising a glass or two, or three..."[16] Mark Blankenship of NewNowNext.com wrote a positive review calling it "a heart-exploding command to dance your ass off and have a good time.

"[17] Sarah Dean writing for Huffingtonpost called the track "perfect happy music" and regarded it as the closest the UK is going to get to a Nicki Minaj hit at the moment.

"[19] Greg White of So So Gay labelled the single as "a booming, drum n bass, pop number that’s obviously vying to be a song of the summer."

Whilst noting that the track was "slick and well-crafted", he didn't find the song catchy and labelled it generic.

He also expressed that it was too similar to Rihanna's sound and that Misha B tried too hard to flavour the track with a thick island accent.

He continued to say that her signature "powerful and heartfelt" vocals were not present and labelled the lyrics as "extremely common" and lacking personality.

He went on to praise the track, which shows off "both her talent as a pop artist and her musical influences, occasionally colliding with mixed results".

500 paint powder bombs were used to create the music video, whilst 60 protective face masks were supplied for her, the dancers and crew.

[37] So So Gay felt that the video tried too hard "to over-sexualize Misha", but complimented the use of wind, rain, hair-flipping, and pyrotechnics.