It praised the Gold Panda sample, saying that it "could even make Tumblr’s weird pop elite attempt a shimmy.

[8] Meanwhile, when reviewing True Romance, Art Ivan of Tiny Mix Tapes found the song to be "a relatively unremarkable, straight pop song that still pushes things along, especially after the self-sustaining 'Nuclear Seasons'.”[9] When presenting the music video, Marc Hogan of Spin Magazine said that the new single "wonderfully emphasizes the pure-pop joy and street-cool swagger that lurks behind the hypnotic shadows on tracks by the likes of not only Panda, but also current Charli collaborator Clams Casino[...]"[10] The track appeared in many year-end lists of the best songs of 2013.

"[11] It was also ranked 33rd in similar lists by Consequence of Sound[12] and 40th in the annual Village Voice's Pazz and Jop poll.

[14] Pitchfork writer Carrie Battan said of the video that it "centers around a now very fashionable early-90s rave aesthetic and features lots of girls with platform shoes and candy-colored hair partying in a gun factory.

[20] Finally, in Spring 2013, the track was included in Perez Hilton's compilation Pop-up #2 alongside other artists like Sky Ferreira, Bastille and Tegan & Sara.