 Diana Evans from NME wrote that "for someone who’s been coined a Missy Elliott protege, this collection is heavily soulful with only a sprinkling of hiphop’s ego.Lyrically, it’s the usual formulaic I-always-wanted-to-be-a-superstar and that-man-done-me-wrong stuff, but the musical intimacy on tracks [...] suggests that Lil’ Mo may well outlive her name.