album was ultimately made available for digital download and streaming on 19 September 2019 by Juicy Money Records. The following day, Universal Music Group released a CD and Vertigo Berlin issued a box set; the latter had been previously teased by David in an unboxing YouTube video and contains a photo calendar, a sticker set, a sample from her then-upcoming perfume Created by Shirin, a transparent makeup bag and the bare CD of the album placed in a transparent sleeve on the outside of another transparent bag. Several observers criticized the product for its extensive use of plastic. Regarding the cover art, which shows David naked in a see-through crystal ball, the rapper stated: "I want my nudity to be as socially acceptable as men's". An editor of Extratipp commented on the image, saying that "Shirin David wants to attract attention at all costs". Upon the release of Supersize, autograph sessions were held, including one at Alexanderplatz in Berlin which had to be stopped due to overcrowding. Music and lyrics Supersize predominantly features processed singing vocals from David and explores pop rap and R&B genres. The album, built around trap beats, occasionally delves into ballads, reggaeton and 1990s-inspired music, with David's rapping dominating on songs such as "Gib Ihm" ("Give Him") and "Ice". An editor of VIP.de noticed lyrical connections between "Ice" and "Gib Ihm", calling the former a continuation of the latter. The album's lyrics are often sexual and portray her as a "rapper with the gangster attitude", addressing themes of empowerment, hedonism, materialism, her body and self-objectification. Nadine Lange of Der Tagesspiegel opined that David "represents a stereotypical image of women" and did not think the lyrics were of a feminist nature since the "women [in them], whom David [refers to as] hookers, bitches and whores, only appear as competitors for or as decoration [alongside the male protagonist]". "Fliegst Du mit" ("Do You Fly with Me"), whose content differs from the aforementioned, talks about David's complicated relationship with her father, who abandoned her when she was a child, and the long lasting effects his departure had on her. She referred to the song as one of her most personal ones and stated that, with it, she "wants to give other girls without a father figure a sense of belonging". "Brillis", melodically close to France Gall's "Ella, elle l'a" (1987), has been called an "ode to friendship". While "Größter