I mean, again, not a song I necessarily clamor to hear, but I never mind hearing it when it's on. I think the production is actually better/more interesting than "You Got Me," while the hook/lyrics/overall song concept are perhaps not as strong.

Also, the DnB outro does kind of seem like a rehash of "You Got Me," obviously...but still a dope way to end it. Kenney's swelling guitars are also a nice touch (and kind of ironic as he would leave the band to join Incubus, whose guitarist Mike Einziger employed the same effect/technique on many of their songs as part of his signature style at the time).

I also really like the different live renditions of this track, particularly the dub version on Homegrown.