According to Andy Gill of "The Independent", the song "finds them (Sugababes) effectively subjugated to the status of accessories" as the group's members "compare themselves to the tie, watch or shoes with which a man completes his outfit".
Lyrically, the singers compare themselves to a tie, watch and shoes "with which a man completes his outfit". According to Andy Gill of "The Independent", the song sees the Sugababes "effectively subjugated to the status of accessories".
According to Andy Gill of "The Independent", the song sees the Sugababes "effectively subjugated to the status of accessories". Lyrically, the singers compare themselves to a tie, watch and shoes "with which a man completes his outfit".
According to Andy Gill of "The Independent", the song sees the Sugababes "effectively subjugated to the status of accessories". Lyrically, the singers compare themselves to a tie, watch and shoes "with which a man completes his outfit".