"Mood" is a song by rapper 24kGoldn, featuring rapper

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. It was released on July 24, 2020, through Records and

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, as the lead single from 24kGoldn's debut studio album, ''

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'' (2021). The

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song is built around a guitar riff inspired by

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music, and also features hi-hats and snare drums in the style of

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. On the song, 24kGoldn and Dior sing-rap about their toxic relationships in which their lovers are always in a "mood". The song came about while the artists were playing ''

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'' together and producers

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and KBeaZy were working on a beat, and 24kGoldn idly sang what would become the song's hook. After an early version of the song was completed, Blake Slatkin was soon brought on as a producer to make the song more pop-oriented. It became a commercial success after earning popularity on the video-sharing app

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, and was certified quadruple platinum by the

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(RIAA). "Mood" peaked at number one on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100, where it spent eight non-consecutive weeks, and also topped the charts in the United Kingdom, Australia, Ireland, Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden. It also reached number two on the

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. "Mood" was positively received by critics, who praised it as being catchy, and it was included on lists of the best songs of 2020 published by ''

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'', ''

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'', and ''

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''. 24kGoldn and Dior performed the song live at the

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'', and ''

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''. A music video for "Mood", in which 24kGoldn and Dior have disputes with two separate girls, was released on August 5, 2020, and directed by Sebastian Sdaigui. A remix of the song with Canadian singer-songwriter

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and Colombian singer-songwriter

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was released on November 6, 2020.

Background and promotion

According to 24kGoldn and Dior, they were playing ''Call of Duty'' while the song's producers, Fedi and KBeazy, were working on a beat, and as Fedi played a guitar riff, 24kGoldn idly began singing along with it. 24kGoldn then created a hook for the song while Dior performed a verse. After an early version of the song was written and produced by the four, producer Blake Slatkin was brought in to give the track a "pop polish". 24kGoldn teased a snippet of the song on his Instagram account before the song was officially released on July 24, 2020. To promote "Mood", Columbia Records pitched the song to various pop and "

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" playlists on popular music streaming services. 24kGoldn's team also pitched the song to pop radio stations, and it quickly found success on

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. Video-sharing platform

was also used as part of the marketing strategy to promote "Mood", and the song went from being used in approximately 12,000 videos on the platform in mid-August to over two million by October. 24kGoldn also used his own money to fund marketing campaigns for the song and get promotions from

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Composition

"Mood" is an uptempo

and

song, described by several publications as "genre-bending". According to sheet music published by Musicnotes.com and provided by

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, the song is written in common time in the key of

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with a tempo of 91 beats per minute, and 24kGoldn and Dior's vocals range from a low of F₃ to a high of G₄. Its instrumental includes an

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-influenced guitar riff played by Omer Fedi (which is warped and echoed at points throughout the song), and "

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-style"

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s and snare drums. In the song, 24kGoldn and Dior deliver "melodic croons" about their girlfriends who are always in a "mood", in a sing-song rapping style. Described by Vicky Inoyo of ''

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'' as a love-centered song that provides "a youthful feel with modern-day pop twists", the lyrics detail how it feels to be in a toxic relationship. Tom Breihan of ''

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'' wrote, "the two rappers don't really rap. Instead, they mewl everything in a familiar nasal whine-bleat." ''

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''s Charlie Amter wrote that the lyrics to the song's pre-chorus, "We play games of love to avoid the depression/We been here before/And I won't be your victim", are "morose", while Breihan described the pre-chorus as "a hymn to horny self-pity" and ''

''s Chris Molanphy called it "very emo" and "Gen Z". ''

'' similarly remarked that the song is "

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-leaning". ''HotNewHipHop''s Alexander Cole called the track "perfect for summer", and said the song's title "certainly fits the vibe as we get a very summer-inspired beat". ''

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''s Ethan Millman called the beat of the song "bright" and "beachy" and the melody "carefree".

Critical reception and accolades

For ''Billboard'', Carl Lamarre stated that the song was a "feel-good record" and a "late-summer bop", describing the hook as "catchy", while Josh Glicksman of the same publication called the chorus "easily digestible" and "sonically light". Another ''Billboard'' writer, Andrew Unterberger, remarked that the song's energy felt "impossibly fresh" and that it is a "visceral banger". Chris Molanphy of ''Slate'' called the song "fiendishly catchy" and also praised the track's hook, opining that it was "one of the most instantly infectious rap-rock refrains ever". In his review of ''El Dorado'', Kyann-Sian Williams of ''

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'' wrote that "Mood" was "spritely" and "tacked on at the end f ''El Dorado''to act as a smug victory lap in the face of doubters". In another review of the album, ''Stereogum''s Chris DeVille stated, "like hits from forebears like

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, and

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, 'Mood' was self-evidently a pop song, infectiously catchy and irresistibly propulsive." DeVille added that the song "gracefully avoided" descending into the "unlistenable cheese" that the other pop-rock songs on the album did. Joe Coscarelli of ''

'' called "Mood" a "melodic-rap confection".

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program director Mike Kaplan stated that "Mood" was "one of those first-listen records". ''Slate''s Chris Molanphy named "Mood" as the 12th best single of 2020, while ''Billboard'' named it the eighth best song, the third best rock song, and the 12th best musical TikTok trend of the year. On

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's list of the best songs of 2020 in ''

'', "Mood" was added as an honorable mention. "Mood" was nominated for Best Collaboration at the 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards. The song was also nominated for Top Hot 100 Song, Top Collaboration, and Top Rap Song at the 2021 ''Billboard'' Music Awards.

Commercial performance

In its first week after being released, "Mood" sold 15,000 units. Following the song's viral

success, "Mood" debuted on the US ''Billboard'' Hot 100 at number 84 in August 2020. After ten weeks of climbing the chart, the song reached number one on the chart dated October 24, when it received 20.3 million streams, sold 7,000 downloads, and made 62.9 million radio impressions. It became both 24kGoldn's and Dior's first number one on the chart, as well as Dior's first entry on the chart, and the first number one for any artist on the Records label. It also topped ''Billboard''s

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charts, making it the first song to simultaneously top all four charts, and went on to top the Hot 100 for eight non-consecutive weeks. It also tied with

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" with the most climbs to the top spot at four when it returned to number one for a seventh non-consecutive week on the week ending January 9, 2021. "Mood" logged a 30th week inside the Hot 100's top ten, being the 12th song to do so. "Mood" peaked at number one on the

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chart for eight consecutive weeks and broke the Mainstream Top 40 spin record, previously held by

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", by logging 17,748 plays among the chart's reporting stations for the week of November 22, 17,707 plays. The song also had the longest run at number one on

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's pop radio chart in 2020, with eight weeks. Following its debut on the ''Rolling Stone'' Top 100 in mid-August, "Mood" rose to the top of the chart after earning 20.6 million streams for the week dated November 6, 2020, where it spent two non-consecutive weeks. The song went on to be certified

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by the

(RIAA) on December 1, 2020. In the United Kingdom, "Mood" debuted at number 51 on the

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for the week ending August 27, 2020. After spending five weeks on the chart, the song topped the chart in the week ending October 1, 2020, after earning 61,000 chart sales and 7.8 million streams, and stayed at number one for four consecutive weeks. "Mood" also reached number one on the Australian

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, where it spent eleven non-consecutive weeks at number one. It spent four weeks at the top spot on the

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. The song topped the charts in several other countries as well, including the Austrian

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, Denmark's

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, the Dutch

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, Norway's

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, and the Swedish

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Live performances and cover versions

24kGoldn and Dior made their debut television performance of "Mood" on ''

'' on October 26, 2020, followed by a performance on ''

'' on November 5, 2020, opening with a skit before singing the song on a sunflower-themed set. Later that month, they performed the track at the preshow for the

and at the 48th Annual American Music Awards, the latter of which was identified as a high of the night by Justin Curto of ''

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''. The two went on to perform the song during the season 19 finale of the

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television series ''

'', and also performed the song for

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's ''

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performed a cover of "Mood" for

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program in November 2020. That same month, American

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performed a cover of the song.

Music video

The song's official video, directed by Sebastian Sdaigui, was released on August 5, 2020. It includes several different scenes. During Dior's verse, he is depicted in a "bleak" room with a girl, going from having romantic moments with her to arguing with her. During 24kGoldn's verse, he is shown sitting in a car with a different girl, who sees him texting someone and angrily leaves the car before picking up a baseball bat and threatening him with it. The video also shows the two in two different sunflower-themed sets, as well as standing in front of lightning.

Personnel

Credits adapted from

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. * 24kGoldn – vocals *

– vocals * Blake Slatkin – production, engineering, bass, guitar, programming *

– production, bass, guitar, programming * KBeazy – production, programming *

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– mastering *

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– mixing * Robin Florent – mixing * Ryan Adam Cantu – engineering * Chris Galland – assistant engineering * Jeremie Inhaber – assistant engineering

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

All-time charts

Certifications

Remix

An official remix of "Mood" was released on November 6, 2020, and featured vocals from Canadian singer

and Colombian singer

. Apart from verses by Bieber and Balvin, it also includes a new verse from 24kGoldn which replaces his verse on the original. An animated lyric video for the remix accompanied its release.

Reception

For ''Complex'', Jordan Rose called Bieber and Balvin "perfect additions" to "Mood". ''

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''s Wren Graves wrote, " ieber and Balvinboth sound like nobody else on the planet, and the contrast helps 24kGoldn shine."

Certifications

Release history

References

Background and promotion

Composition

Critical reception and accolades

Commercial performance

Live performances and cover versions

Music video

Personnel

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

All-time charts

Certifications

Remix

Reception

Certifications

Release history

See also

References