 Chaney characterized Tina and Mike 's duet of " L @-@ O @-@ V @-@ E " as " cute and buoyant " and gave it an " A − " , and Bell called it " absolute perfection " . While Slezak praised their " sweet vocals " , he wondered why their " rare moment in the spotlight had to serve as a backdrop to the Artie @-@ Sugar @-@ Rory triangle " and gave the performance a " B " . Chaney thought the " quick edits actually gave the song a nice energy , but also prevented us from seeing more of Tina and Mike dancing " , which she said " was a shame " . Flandez and Lynch both praised Mike 's singing ; Lynch said his " voice sounded great " , and Flandez declared that " Mike has really come into his own as a singer " . For " Let Me Love You " , Lynch wrote that " Artie busted out some serious sex appeal " and gave the " spot @-@ on smooth " performance a " B + " . He also described Artie as " effortlessly convincing " on the song . Slezak bestowed an " A − " and said , " Artie finally finds an R & B jam that lets him get his swag on and fits his voice to a tee ! " Votta made mention of " Kurt , Sam , Puck and Mike doing an impressive job as boyband style backup " , but Chaney called the performance , including the choreography , " underwhelming " and gave it a " C " grade . 
