Crazy What Love Can Do

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Becky Hill
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Ella Henderson
Critics praised Hill and Henderson's vocals, describing them as "soaring". [2]

We Rave You's Jackson Naffa praised Guetta's "exquisite production", noting that between that and the vocals, "we get a groovy pop anthem that'll guarantee you're moving on the dance floor!" [1] Similarly, Marissa Tomeo writing for BroadwayWorld praised Hill and Henderson's soaring vocals as being "instantly recognisable" and commending the "euphoric drops in the production which made the song "destined for the sound of summer 2022." [2] Katrina Rees of CelebMix agreed, saying the song would "no doubt be played loud and proud across festivals and clubs over the coming months", further praising the song's female empowerment message and "irresistible piano chords and euphoric drops". [8] Kiss radio's Anna Sky Hulton said the song was "a tune". [9] We Rave You would later go on to publish a positive review of the song's acoustic version. In writing for them, Ryan Ford said "the acoustic version of the track hones in on the breathtaking vocal talents of both Becky Hill and Ella Henderson, as their dulcet tones take centre stage". [10]

Commercial performance

"Crazy What Love Can Do" peaked in the top ten of six different singles charts, including number two in Poland [11] and UK Dance Singles chart, [12] number six on the Dutch Top 40, [13] New Zealand Hot Singles [14] and German Dance Chart, [15] and number ten on the Irish Singles Chart. [16] Upon release its release, BBC Radio 1's Best New Pop and Party Anthems shows announced their support for "Crazy What Love Can Do". [2] We Rave You would later comment that the song attracted support and rotation from mainstream radio station BBC Radio 1 and music outlet MTV UK, contributing to the song's surge in popularity. [10]

On the UK Singles Chart dated 17 June 2022, Carl Smith of the Official Charts Company noted that "heatwave weather" in the UK had contributed to dance songs receiving a boost on the charts. At the time, Henderson had two collaborations on the UK Singles Chart, "Crazy What Love Can Do" reached a new peak of 12, while her collaboration "21 Reasons" with British DJ Nathan Dawe sat at number 13. [17] "Crazy What Love Can Do" peaked at number 5, spending 19 weeks on the UK charts, opening at number 20, [18] also becoming Henderson's 7th UK top 10 single, Hill's 5th and Guetta's 28th. [19]

Music videos

A music video for "Crazy What Love Can Do" was filmed in Barcelona and Miami. [2] It was released on full on 20 April 2022, via Facebook. In the cinematic visual Henderson and Hill "play two friends who decide to give up their mundane jobs and go on an adventure. Packing their bags, the pair throw their suitcases in the back of a convertible and take off into the desert on a 'journey of a lifetime'." Guetta also appears in the video as a detective investigating their disappearance. [20] Speaking about the music video, Henderson compared it to a Thelma & Louise film. The concept was to "tell the story of how two best friends only need their own self love & each other to take on the world & never look back." [2] The music video was teased with some "movie-style" posters ahead of its release. Hill also posted pictures from the video shoot featuring a 2000s-inspired all-denim outfit. [9]

A second music video focussing on Hill and Henderson performing the song against an acoustic guitar-driven production was released on 6 June 2022. [10]

Track listing and versions

"Crazy What Love Can Do"
David Guetta feat. Becky Hill & Ella Henderson - CWLCD Single Cover.png
Single by David Guetta, Becky Hill and Ella Henderson
from the album Party Till Sunrise, Only Honest on the Weekend (Deluxe) and Everything I Didn't Say and More
Released8 April 2022
Genre
Length2:49
Label
Songwriter(s)
Producer(s)
  • Guetta
  • Harvey
  • Riley
  • Thompson
  • Applebaum
David Guettasingles chronology
"What Would You Do?"
(2022)		"Crazy What Love Can Do"
(2022)		"Don't You Worry"
(2022)
Becky Hillsingles chronology
"Run"
(2022)		"Crazy What Love Can Do"
(2022)		"History"
(2022)

Personnel

Song credits adapted from Tidal, music video credits from YouTube. [21] [22]

Single

Music video

Charts

Certifications

Certifications for "Crazy What Love Can Do"
RegionCertification Certified units/sales
Austria (IFPI Austria) [64] Platinum30,000‡
Canada (Music Canada) [65] Gold40,000‡
France (SNEP) [66] Platinum200,000‡
Germany (BVMI) [67] Gold200,000‡
Italy (FIMI) [68] Platinum100,000‡
Poland (ZPAV) [69] Platinum50,000‡
Spain (PROMUSICAE) [70] Gold30,000‡
United Kingdom (BPI) [71] Platinum600,000‡

‡ Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone.

Release history

Release history for "Crazy What Love Can Do"
RegionDateFormatversionLabelRef.
Various8 April 2022Original
 [21] [72]
3 May 2022Extended mix [73]
13 May 2022A7S Remixes [74]
3 June 2022Acoustic [75]
16 June 2022Grafix Remixes [76]
30 June 2022Öwnboss Remixes [77]
7 July 2022David Guetta & James Hype Remixes [78]
Remixes EP [79]
Extended Remixes EP [80]

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