The album marks a change in genre for Battaglia, as she transitions from her teen-pop sound to a more mature, dance driven beat.

Despite the success of her previous singles in the country, "Crazy Possessive" failed to make an impact on the UK music charts.

Despite criticism due to similarities between it and Britney Spears 2008 song, "Womanizer", it did manage to reach the top of Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play chart in 2009.

[4] The second single released from the album was "Body Shots", which features vocals from hip-hop artist Ludacris.

[5] Due to disputes between her record label, Bring It On is considered Battaglia's final album after she retired from the music industry in 2013.

The outcome of this studio session, titled "Crazy Possessive", was released on May 26, 2009 to generally mixed critical reception.

After several months of silence, Battaglia finally released a second official single, "Body Shots" and later announced the album's title to be Bring It On.

The lyrical content on the album is also more mature, and features Battaglia singing on subjects such as sexuality, love and confidence.