on February 1, 2000; it was also made available as a digital download. The album was initially scheduled for a spring 1999 release. Its cover features the group members posing in front of a pink background, with expressions that Armstrong called "almost unnaturally happy". The group promoted it by performing as an opening act for AJ McLean and the headliner for the Polaroid i-Zone camera tour. "If You Wanna Dance" was released as the lead single. Marcus Nispel directed the music video, which featured the group ice skating at an ice rink. The song was remixed by Thunderpuss 2000 for radios and clubs. The single received a positive response from critics. Bustle's Kristie Rohwedder referred to it as an "upbeat singalong-friendly pop song". Abby Devora of MTV News wrote that it "definitely had me shaking what my mama gave me as soon as I heard it". However, Harrell described the single "If You Wanna Dance" as "wanna-be" Spice Girls. The song peaked at number 39 on the Dance Club Songs Billboard chart on March 11, 2000, and remained on the chart for seven weeks. Devora included Nobody's Angel on her list of one-hit wonders. "I Can't Help Myself" was released as the album's second single in 2000; it was made available as a promo CD. A Billboard reviewer wrote that the ballad had "the very essence of a hit-worthy, youth-target single", and praised its melody and the group's harmonies. Reception Nobody's Angel received positive reviews. Harrell praised its variety and positively compared the music to NSYNC and Christina Aguilera. She pointed to the group's cover of "We Are Family" as a highlight, saying that the "song is made for dancing and has the coolest tempo". Describing Nobody's Angel as a guilty pleasure, Armstrong wrote that the album had "perfectly blending voices" and "catchy tunes impossible to shake from your memory". Rohwedder thought Nobody's Angel had music worthy of revisiting, though Allie Funk of the same publication wrote that the group and lead single were not relevant. Nobody's Angel peaked at number 184 on the Billboard 200 chart on July 15, 2000, and remained on the chart for three weeks. It reached number nine of the Heatseekers Album Billboard chart on April 1, 2000, and stayed on the chart for 22 weeks. Harrell considered the album a commercial success. Track listing Singles "If You Wanna Dance" "I Just Can't Help Myself"