Despite the attention and the added marketing abilities of One Little Indian, "Call It What You Want" eventually charted outside the Top 40 (at number 57). However, the single had brought Credit to the Nation closer to the attention of the British indie-rock music press ("Melody Maker" and "NME"), and would also make an appearance on the soundtrack to the Jude Law movie "Shopping". While the band's use of a Nirvana sample was widely discussed in the music press, it was less well-publicised that the song also sampled "Welcome to the Terrordrome" by one of the band's more significant influences, Public Enemy.