[9] The singles "Head to Toe" and "Lost in Emotion" both reached number one in the United States.

[12] People wrote that Lisa has "a rich, versatile sound and the vocal strength to penetrate the album’s percussion-heavy arrangements.

"[13] The Globe and Mail thought that Lisa's "accounts of her various sex and dance urges are both funny and salacious.

"[14] The Los Angeles Times called the album "an urban contemporary kitchen sink—everything is in there, from dance to doo-wop to crackling funk to spicy salsa.

"[16] All tracks are written by Full Force, with additional "Someone to Love Me for Me" writing by Lisa Lisa^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.