 Mickey McMonagle from "Sunday Mail" said there was "too much of the old Girls Aloud sound about this comeback single for me to get too excited", and that he expected something more fresh and exciting for the group's comeback.Paul Connolly from the "Evening Standard" mentioned that the song "does smack off cynicism, however.It sounds like a 50/50 splice of Girls Aloud's pop dynamism and Sugababes' slouchy thrift-shop R&B.