Reception
"I'm That Chick" garnered positive reviews from music critics, many of whom complimented its disco influence, as well as the inclusion of the "Off the Wall" sample. Writing for the Idaho Statesman, Jeffrey Ross described the song as a "sinewy stomper", while The Advocate's Sara Levy called it "irresistible". Rashon Ollison from The Baltimore Sun complimented the song's production and vocals, writing " a warmly melodic midtempo number with a smart, understated vocal from Carey." Journalist for the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK), Svein Terje Torvik wrote "'I'm That Chick' is well-oiled discopop and one of the few tracks that give a certain pulse." The News & Advance's Melissa Ruggieri described "I'm That Chick" as "a soul-disco thumper that will play equally well in the skating rink or a downtown club", while Sarah Rodman from The Boston Globe credited it as "the album's best track". Joey Guerra from the Houston Chronicle felt the "Off the Wall" sample helped the track "come to life", and described its production and incorporation of the sample as "breezy". Nick Levine, writing in for Digital Spy described "I'm That Chick" as "irresistible disco candy", while Anne Donahue of Reuters felt it was a "fun song". During its opening week, "I'm That Chick" charted at number 82 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
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