Some stations have edited out the song's reggae bridge and/or a portion near the end in which Nettles' backing vocals are Auto-Tuned.

His review called the song "oddball" and "interesting," praising Jennifer Nettles's vocal stylings as well as the production.

The video opens with the narrator, driving up to the house of her ex-lover (played by Ryan McPartlin), whom she obviously stalks.

Her ex-lover ends up calling the police, and she gets arrested, and appears in a mugshot room with other criminals.

After being released, she goes to the house of the ex-lover, and kidnaps him by putting a sack over his head and driving him to a warehouse with many pictures & paintings of him there.

[7] Sugarland promoted the song multiple times, being a regular part of the setlist of their The Incredible Machine tour.

The song was also performed live in American Idol and at the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway.