Written by Tempah, co-written and produced by iSHi, the song features guest vocals from American recording artist, Kelly Rowland.

Critics noted the song's production, which consists of brassy horns and a piano riff similar to David Guetta and Rowland's hit single "When Love Takes Over" (2009).

Jon O'Brien from Allmusic noted that the song's "huge piano riffs" were similar to those on "When Love Takes Over", a collaboration between Rowland and David Guetta.

[1] Robert Copsey of Digital Spy describes the composition as "a suitably bump n' grind-able beat & brassy horns.

"[2] Tempah revealed that the track was a tribute to Rowland's time in Destiny's Child, "music he grew up listening to".

"[4] Josh Holliday from Virgin Media was also not impressed with the song saying that "whilst the Kelly Rowland collab 'Invincible', comes across as a schmaltz-sodden 'Empire State of Mind' take, were Jay-Z and Alicia Keys gazing longingly into one another's pupils, serenading spurned love between the two hip hop behemoths instead of an ode addressing the very city whose sky is diurnally pierced by the very skyscraper that embellishes the Disc-Overy artwork.

"[5] Robert Copsey from Digital Spy gave the song a mixed review saying "in truth we're inclined to side with his label on this one.

[6] Fraser McAlpine from BBC Chart Blog said "[Invincible is] a song in which Tinie takes the time to consider where he has come from and what he has achieved, through the lens of a relationship, so that Kelly has something to sing about.

Kelly Rowland is in a science lab coat and a pretty red glittery dress and is also seen on the side of buildings too.