The single finds the girl singing about spreading their wings and flying rather than letting the dissing of haters bring them down. Its traveling through the air lyrical content ties in with the title of Little Mix's autobiography, Ready To Fly, which was released a couple of weeks after this song.
The Little Mix quartet all contributed to the writing of the song and Jesy Nelson told Attitude that they didn't want it to be "too cheesy." "It's a feel-good song," she said. "We want people to feel something when they listen to it. But we didn't want to be too cheesy with the 'Believe in yourself' thing.
There's nothing wrong with writing songs about clubs and parties," Jesy continued, "but I think it's cool to do a song that means something."
The song debuted at #1 on the UK singles chart, meaning Little Mix became the first X Factor winners to reach peak position with a track other than their coronation release since Alexandra Burke reached the summit with "Bad Boys" back in 2009. It was also only the third in the history of the show to do so (Leona Lewis' "Bleeding Love" being the other one).