her partner by singing "Nigga, fuck you". Henderson noted the instrumental was "synthed-up", and AllMusic's Jon Azpiri said there was a strong contrast between its "seductive music and brutally frank lyrics". For the second song, "Are U Capable", Olivia raps and sings about whether or not a partner could sexually satisfy her. The lyrics include: "Can you kiss below the border while I run the camcorder". The third track, "You Got the Damn Thing", is an uptempo track with "pop nuances", followed by "Silly Bitch in Love", a ballad, where Olivia blames herself for her partner's mistreatment. It features the lines: "You had other bitches in my car / ...nigga, you ain't knowing you was fucking with a star". Music critics identified "When 2 Souls Touch", "It's On Again", and "Lower 2 My Heart" as representing Olivia's sensuality. Release and promotion "Bizounce" was released as the album's lead single in 2001 supported by a music video directed by Marcus Raboy. It reached number fifteen on the Billboard Hot 100 and number four on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart; it was Olivia's highest-charting single until her 2005 collaboration with 50 Cent on "Candy Shop" topped the Billboard Hot 100. The single peaked at number sixteen on the Canadian Singles Chart. "Bizounce" received a positive response from critics. A Billboard reviewer praised Olivia as "ha[ving] the mouth of a bad girl and the voice of an angel" and the potential to be "a bona fide R&B singer". SongQuarters' Paulina Bozek wrote that the song established her reputation as a "powerful R&B/rap debutante". Mulvey of NME commended the single as giving a "steely boot to a crap lover" in the style of TLC, Kelis, and Eve. Prior to the release and success of "Candy Shop", Fred Bronson of Billboard viewed Olivia as a one-hit wonder with "Bizounce" as her only previous success. Prior to the album's release, she performed "Bizounce" on Soul Train, BET, MTV's hip-hop video block Sucker Free (known at the time as DFX), and The Source Sound Lab. On February 15, 2001, she embarked on a promotional tour, leading up to the release date on May 15, 2001. The album was originally scheduled for March 2001 and May 10, 2001. Explicit and clean versions of the album were issued on cassette and CD; a bonus track ("Under New Conditions") was included on the Japanese edition. In the United States,