Want You in My Room  "Want You in My Room" is a 2019 pop song by Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen, from her fourth studio album, "Dedicated". It was written by Jepsen, Jack Antonoff and Tavish Crowe, and produced by Antonoff. Jepsen released a music video for the song in September, and a live version was included in her "Spotify Singles" EP in October 2019. "Want You in My Room" was named #32 on "Rolling Stone"'s 50 Best Songs of 2019. "Want You in My Room" has been described as a "euphoric, Eighties synth-laden" song with "Daft Punk-like vocal effects and cheer squad vibe". The song includes sexual lyrics in which the singer invites a partner to join her in bed. Jepsen's vocal performance on the track has been noted as referencing the early work of Cyndi Lauper. After its release, "Want You in My Room" has become a fan favorite. It has made the list of Top 50 Songs of 2019 compiled by "Pitchfork" readers. "Want You in My Room" received mostly positive feedback from music critics. It has been described by "The Independent" as "Dedicated"s "most distinctive [song], both vocally and melodically" and "Mother Jones" named it the second best song on the album. "NME" praised the track's "brazen lyrics" and "jubilant instrumentation", and "Pitchfork" complimented the "scene-stealing Jack Antonoff production". "Paste" ranked "Want You in My Room" as one of the best songs of May 2019. The song was also selected as one of the best tracks of 2019 by a number of "The Guardian" journalists. In a more negative review from "Consequence of Sound", the song was criticized for the "childlike tone" paired with sexual content. The music video for the song was directed by Andrew Donoho and premiered on YouTube on September 19, 2019. It begins with Jepsen sitting in her bed, wrapping up a phone conversation with her boyfriend. She then instructs her Google Home device to set timer for an hour and starts singing the song to a hairbrush in bed. The singer walks out of the room, which is pictured surrealistically disjointed in the middle of a green space, and dances her way to a dressing table nearby where she re-applies lipstick.