 Kim Skotte from "Politiken" felt the song was close to resembling teen pop music, whereas a critic for "Billboard" described it as a "quickie synth-pop" track.During the chorus, Oh Land repeats the same line consisting of "It's voodoo you do".John Calvert from "Drowned in Sound" jokingly suggested that the refrain originated from Reeves and Mortimer's comedy acts.