Lisa's Alter Ego album saw a relatively brief stint on the Billboard 200, lasting just four weeks. Several factors contributed to this short-lived chart presence. In truth, the entire album feels like a chaotic mix of styles that fail to complement each other—or Lisa herself. The so-called "rapping" is awkward and unconvincing, while the genre-blending lacks cohesion and identity.

The guest features bring little to the table; Future’s verse, in particular, sounds phoned in, as if he had no idea what kind of project he was contributing to. His presence adds no depth or direction to the track.

Even the non-hip-hop songs struggle to stand out, relying on overly familiar, uninspired dance-pop beats that feel both dated and disconnected. The overall sound comes across as painfully generic and out of touch, making the album difficult to engage with beyond its initial hype.