Richard Smith from Melody Maker wrote, "This is that handbag track that samples Depeche Mode's 'Just Can't Get Enough'.

"[4] A reviewer from Music Week gave the song three out of five, noting that the DM riff is adapted for a handbag house track "which has been doing the business in the clubs.

"[1] In his weekly dance column, James Hamilton mentioned it as a "Shola & Selina chanted nagging romp with its hottest mixes punctuated by the Depeche Mode 'Just Can't Get Enough' riff while all have elements from The Jets' 'Crush on You'.

"[5] On the re-release of the single in 1997, Music Week gave it four out of five, complimenting its "clever" use of the sample.

They also concluded that "thanks to heavy media support", it "should soar into the sales chart.