"Invisible" is a song recorded by American country music artist Hunter Hayes.

[1] The song was debuted at the 2014 Grammy Awards on January 26, 2014, and was released to digital retailers the same day.

[7] Brian Braiker of The Guardian was less favorable, saying that "the song is anodyne, safe and bland.

"[8] Grady Smith of Entertainment Weekly was also unfavorable, giving the song a "C+" and saying that "His anti-bullying ballad is overbearing, preachy, and perhaps worst of all, boring.

If you're gonna write popular music's 457th song about self-esteem, at least don't make it pander to every last cliché.

Entertainment Weekly also graded this performance "C+", with Nick Catucci writing that Hayes "provided the first down moment of the night with a saccharine new song" and that his performance was "most notable for the inspirational quotes from the likes of John Lennon and, uh, Steve Jobs, Lady Gaga, and Johnny Depp projected behind him".