The third episode of the series featured Lynriette discussing the mans roll, and his "what not to do"'s when approaching a RichGirl. Episodes four and five featured Audra and Brave, respectively, and insight into the girls' workout routine and the clothing that best accompany their figure. The webisodes sixth episode was hosted by Lyndriette's alter-ego, Boomshika. As a spoof on the film 10 Things I Hate About You (1999), Se7en created a list of "10 Ways To Get Your Swagger Right" on the webisodes seventh episode. The series eighth episode was hosted by Brave, who was accompanied by her brother Chris to give the male insight into the idea of "swagger". Episode nine of the series featured an exclusive Q&A with Se7en, and episode ten featured Audra and her cooking skills. "The Swagger Series" ended on its eleventh episode on October 20, 2010, and featured Brave and her talent of spoken word poetry, revealing that she was discovered through that personal talent, as she read her newest work "Time to Become". Critical reception "Swagger Right" garnered mixed to positive reviews from critics, most of which complimented the song as a refreshing outlook on the group's image as RichGirl. Idolator gave the song a positive review, even comparing it to that of Destiny's Child, stating "The ladies are finally ready to strut their stuff. 'Swagger Right', featuring Fabolous and Rick Ross, is a slinky new joint that may finally help Richgirls measure up to the hype. Who else hears early Destiny’s Child? Yes, we said it. Harrison is known for tracks that blaze with horns and percussion (see Beyonce’s “Crazy In Love”, Amerie’s “1 Thing”), but here he creates an easy-going groove that lets the ladies shine." MusicRemedy gave the single three-and-a-half stars out of five, adding that the song sounds "straight off the streets," and later described the song as "tight, "dope" and "phat." Sound-Savvy saw promise in the song, stating that the girls each perform great vocally and that the song shows promise for the girls to have girl-groups re-enter the scene. Julianne Escobedo Shepherd of The Fader gave the single a positive review, describing Fabolous' rap as "delicious" and RichGirl's contribution as not over-done due to the sensuality of the song. Composition "Swagger Right" has been described as a little bit street and a whole lotta sexy. In comparison to their first single, "He Ain't wit Me Now