A head-bobbin' midtempo groove leads them into a brain-embedding hook that will help knock down urban and pop radio doors." Ben Thompson from The Independent viewed it as a "potent dose of marijuana-inflected nasal squeak-rap. The party record of the aeon."
A catchy groove with a head-bobbing beat leads into a hook that is intended to get radio stations in urban and pop genres playing it, according to Ben Thompson from The Independent. He called it "potent dose of marijuana-inflected nasal squeak-rap. This is the party record of the age."