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The video was a huge success for Kesha and her fans, gaining more than seventeen million views within three days of the video's upload.[39] Writing for Vogue, Robin Givhan reviewed the video's appeal saying, "Kesha looks like a toy woman, so soulful and precious as she glides and floats, complete with a kicky side-bun, over red-and-silver puffy mats while backed by appropriately tribute-vintage soundtrack". She added, "Her aura is of pure innocence".[40] Tommy Bennet from Metro praised the video, hailing it as "a pop masterclass.", writing, "Straight out the 80s, Take It Off is executed with such winning levels of style and whimsy that it exceeds all expectations."[citation needed]

Several critics were mixed in their response to the video, with Michael Cragg from The Guardians Pop Eye magazine stating, "They've given her a very radical facelift that's... more... look familiar than reassuring. The one thing that the new Take It Off video has going for it is its most obviously pop element. Forget her Ice Tmansion stilets, the star of this show is the girl herself: Kesha Rose Sebert. She has a look of virginal purity and innocence you could cry your eyes out on".[41] A writer for The Village Voice agreed saying, "The release of Take It Off is the kind of total and consummate shift from innocence that makes you feel like you've been transported back in time.... Yet the video seems to realize that it has to be less outlandish to hook the audience of Generation Z".[42]

One of the most critical reviews came from Kitty Empire in The Guardian. The writer wrote that while the video became initially popular, the effect it had on the media has not been as great as the singer intended. She noted that the video garnered over 17 million views within two days, but only one station dedicated a full day coverage to the video, and The Guardian multi-platform news site, Guardian.co.uk gave it only a brief mention.

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