"Click" is a song by English singer Charli XCX featuring German singer Kim Petras and Estonian rave rapper Tommy Cash from Charli XCX's third studio album Charli (2019). Composition A rap paean, it features heavy use of Auto-Tune, creating a sound that Vulture described as a "mindfuck". Petras' verse was described by Paper as "possibly the most bombastic 60 seconds in her discography to date." Her verse builds up to "one of the most exciting climaxes of the entire record, cushioned by a question of silence and torn to shreds by a mind-bending drum sample." The final 30 seconds of the song contains "distorted blaring noise taking listeners by surprise" and earned commentary from multiple critics. Reception Stereogum called the song "the sort of track that only Charli could pull off, silly and serious at the same time, making the 30 seconds before you pull up to a party sound like the end of the world." Paper called the final 30 seconds of the track "uncomfortable and restricting on top of being nearly painful if your volume's turned up loud enough." Speaking of the same sequence, Pitchfork called it a "montage of jagged and distorted Sophie-like sounds not dissimilar to farts". According to The Ticker, "This abrasive sound on 'Click' isn't rare for Charli XCX or PC Music, but the bratty verses from Kim Petras and the English singer drive the piercing production with an equal amount of punch that makes it stick out, even on such a sonically focused record like Charli." No Boys Remix On 11 October 2019, an official remix entitled "Click (No Boys Remix)" was released. The remix keeps Petras' verse from the original, but replaces Tommy Cash with American singer Slayyyter. Background and composition The idea of a remix was proposed to Charli by a fan in a Twitter Q&A in September 2019. She quote-retweeted it with , to which Slayyyter replied "OMG DOWN." Charli started teasing the remix on her Twitter account on 11 October 2019. It was released the same day, but due to technical issues it wasn't available anywhere outside of the United Kingdom. It got released worldwide on 14 October. According to Billboard, "the remix maintains the same glitching energy as the original album track, while also offering up a ripe opportunity for Slayyyter to deliver her own spin on the song's rap verse." Critical reception Papers Tiffany Leung said of