While reviewing Overpowered, Mark Edwards of The Sunday Times commented that the song's hook is "strong enough to compensate for the album's duller moments.

"[2] Nick Levine of Digital Spy gave the song four out of five stars, stating that it "melds propulsive synths, a nineties house piano riff and Murphy's crystalline vocals to create a groove that's harder to resist that a night of passion with Brad or Angelina (or both of them—whatever floats your boat, eh?).

"[3] Gemma Hampson wrote for musicOMH that it "retains a bit of that Moloko odd-ness that set the band aside from all the other disco, funk, dance groups around at the same time.

The video opens with Murphy, dressed in an outfit by Maison Margiela, entering a typical English greasy spoon and ordering food at the counter.

As the song ends, Murphy takes her seat at her table where everything returns to normal and her plate of food is placed in front of her.