"I'm Good (Blue)" is a song by French DJ and producer David Guetta and American singer and songwriter Bebe Rexha.

Marking the artists' fourth collaboration, it was released for digital download and streaming in various countries by What a DJ and Warner on 26 August 2022.

[6] Leading up to its premiere, they published several videos on their respective TikTok accounts in August 2022, with Rexha lip-syncing along to the song and Guetta playing it at the Ultra Music Festival in 2017, with a caption that read, "Should we release it?".

[8] The single, accompanied by remixes from notable artists such as French disc jockey Cedric Gervais, Italian Gabry Ponte and Dutch Tiësto, was published between from September to October 2022.

Markos Papadatos from Digital Journal complimented Rexha's vocals for their "crystalline and breathy" quality, along with Guetta's "exceptional" production.

[19] Cameron Sunkel for EDM hailed the song as an "iconic jam", lauding both Rexha's "uplifting" lyrics and Guetta's production, writing that it "[adds] a biting bassline to the chorus".

[27] Franz Liesenhoff of DJ Mag found the song as a "not cheap copy or another 0815 slap house cover", complimenting the "iconic" melody and Rexha's "strong" vocals.

"[29] Jack Spilsbury of the same publication praised Rexha's voice and found the song "exciting and thrilling, containing energy to accompany every club night or festival mainstage".

[32] Bradley Stern for MuuMuse similarly explained that, "[it] is an obvious earworm, and a clear school dance/wedding/bar mitzvah smash in the making, on the level of Black Eyed Peas' ['I Got a Feeling']".

[33] Maura Johnston from the Boston Globe praised Rexha as a "robust-voiced" artist and Guetta's incorporation of the "insistent hook" and "parenthetical title" from "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" into the song.

[53] In the United States, the song attained a position within the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in November 2022, reaching its peak at number four on the issue dated 14 January 2023.

[11][74] "I'm Good (Blue)" achieved number one on the rankings in Belgium,[75][76] Denmark,[77] Finland,[78] Germany,[79] Greece,[80] Hungary,[81] Iceland,[82] Luxembourg,[83] Netherlands,[84] Norway,[85] Poland, Sweden and Switzerland.

[86][87][88] The song reached the top 10 in Austria,[89] Bulgaria,[90] the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS),[91] Croatia,[92] the Czech Republic,[93] France,[94] Ireland,[95] Italy,[96] Latvia,[97] Lebanon,[98] Lithuania,[99] New Zealand,[68] Portugal,[100] Russia,[101] Singapore, Slovakia and Ukraine.

[102][103][104] It also entered the top 20 in Costa Rica,[105] El Salvador,[106] Honduras,[107] India,[108] Malaysia,[109] Panama, Puerto Rico and Spain.

[124] Directed by KC Locke of Swords & Eagles, the music video was filmed in September at various locations spanning across the Spanish island of Ibiza, including at the renowned Ushuaïa nightclub.

[125][126][127] The music video begins with a sequence as the camera descends through a cloudy sky, transitioning to the portrayal of Guetta playing a synthesizer in an indoor setting.

[123] During the filming process, Rexha revealed that the team had to take a brief break due to motion sickness, adding, "But I knew that if I threw up, it would make it worse.

[138][140][141] On 24 November, Guetta and Rexha reunited to further perform the song during the halftime show of the Detroit Lions Thanksgiving Day match.

[142] On 11 February 2023, Guetta performed the song independently at the Brit Awards in the UK, with British singer Sam Ryder filling in for Rexha.

[144] A distinctive rendition occurred on 19 November, when Rexha presented a slowed-down orchestral version of the song, accompanied by a string section.