[6] Lauren Carter of the Boston Herald said that the song is influenced by Timberlake's disco-funk work on FutureSex/LoveSounds (2006), stating that "it sounds like a reworked version of his bass-heavy dance number "Sexy Ladies." [9] Carter commented that Timberlake was "ushering Ciara away from her typically crunk-laced stylings in favor of JTs electro-slide." [9] Ann Powers of The Los Angeles Times said that the song was "Madonna-esque." [10] Both Ciara and Timberlake provide verses, accompanied by vocal whims and falsetto
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