Invincible is the type of woman who I wish I could date, assuming she lived anywhere near me, and weren’t a lesbian. She has motivation, energy, lyrical abilities that transcend normal human capabilities, and the wisdom to know how to convert those admirable qualities into divine, head-nodding hip hop. I received this album in the mail, and listened to the first couple of tracks. Over the next week, I limited myself to two songs every night, because I was so in love with this rapper who I had just discovered, that I wanted to make the initial auditory adventure last as long as possible. One week later, I was so impressed by this album, I decided to show it to my little brother. He loved it as much as I did, and he was previously not interested in hearing females rap. He showed it to his friend, and he loved it too.

It seems to me, that no matter how you look at it, this album deserves a place in every hip hoppers shelf, and to not buy this album should be considered socially unacceptable.

The beats are innovative, well produced, fresh, and incite immediate, album-long arm swinging, head-nodding, and jumping. Her voice is feminine yet powerful, and the way she mixes those razor-sharp messages with a beautiful, poetic touch is inspiring.

The passion and realness of the song ‘ropes’ brought tears to my eyes, and I am a twenty year old guy, who doesn’t cry often. Her delivery is perfect, and the way she rides these banging beats is priceless.

Until she releases her next album, this one is going to stay bumping in my car, providing me with motivation and clarity, in a life that is all too often overshadowed with confusion and pain. I have never met you, Invincible, but if I were to bump into you some day, I would hug you and thank you for changing my life.