Rolling Stone (6/21/01, p.75)
- 4 stars out of 5 - "...The most sonically inventive, rhythmically explosive pop music around....She proves that girl power is all well and good..."Rolling Stone (6/21/01, p.75)
- 4 stars out of 5 - "...The most sonically inventive, rhythmically explosive pop music around....She proves that girl power is all well and good..." Spin (7/01, p.128)
- 8 out of 10 - "...A kind, weird club crunker, Ecstasy references included..." Spin (7/01, p.128)
- 8 out of 10 - "...A kind, weird club crunker, Ecstasy references included..." Entertainment Weekly (5/25/01, p.80)
- "...The hooks come as fast as the reefer references, and for the first time since her debut, she sounds as if she's having a blast singing, rhyming, growling, hissing, and purring..." - Rating: B Entertainment Weekly (5/25/01, p.80)
- "...The hooks come as fast as the reefer references, and for the first time since her debut, she sounds as if she's having a blast singing, rhyming, growling, hissing, and purring..." - Rating: B Q (7/01, p.108)
- 4 stars out of 5 - "...She sheds the stiff, stage-managed confrontation of '99s DA REAL WORLD for non-stop hedonism....it's a conga-line of post-emancipation shagging, drug references or both, all set to a series of writhing sci-fi beats..." Q (7/01, p.108)
- 4 stars out of 5 - "...She sheds the stiff, stage-managed confrontation of '99s DA REAL WORLD for non-stop hedonism....it's a conga-line of post-emancipation shagging, drug references or both, all set to a series of writhing sci-fi beats..." Magnet (2/04, p.114)
- "Elliott writes like she was born with a hook in her mouth and arranges vocals with a gymnastic gusto." Magnet (2/04, p.114)
- "Elliott writes like she was born with a hook in her mouth and arranges vocals with a gymnastic gusto." The Wire (1/02, p.41)
- Ranked #8 in Wire's "50 Records of the Year 2001". The Wire (6/01, p.58)
- "...A thousand times more exciting in every way than most everything in the air at the moment....Timbaland's production is frontier staking stuff..." The Wire (1/02, p.41)
- Ranked #8 in Wire's "50 Records of the Year 2001". The Wire (6/01, p.58)
- "...A thousand times more exciting in every way than most everything in the air at the moment....Timbaland's production is frontier staking stuff..." Mixmag (6/01, p.175)
- 4 out of 5 - "...A drugged-out, script-flipping piece of progressive r'n'b...striving to break all moulds...injecting r'n'b with what sounds like a big fat dose of MDMA..." Mixmag (6/01, p.175)
- 4 out of 5 - "...A drugged-out, script-flipping piece of progressive r'n'b...striving to break all moulds...injecting r'n'b with what sounds like a big fat dose of MDMA..." CMJ (6/4/01, p.10)
- "...Proves the urban sound revolution is still in full swing..." CMJ (6/4/01, p.10)
- "...Proves the urban sound revolution is still in full swing..." The Source (7/01, p.198)
- "...With all of Timbaland's sonic concoctions and the LPs guests, which include Busta Rhymes and Eve, SO ADDICTIVE could've been titled SO WHO SAYS YOU NEED LYRICS....you'll quickly appreciate the new ground she attempts to break..." The Source (7/01, p.198)
- "...With all of Timbaland's sonic concoctions and the LPs guests, which include Busta Rhymes and Eve, SO ADDICTIVE could've been titled SO WHO SAYS YOU NEED LYRICS....you'll quickly appreciate the new ground she attempts to break..." Mojo (Publisher)
(1/02, p.71)
- Ranked #28 in Mojo's "Best [40] Albums of 2001". Mojo (Publisher)
(1/02, p.71)
- Ranked #28 in Mojo's "Best [40] Albums of 2001". NME (Magazine)
(12/29/01, p.59)
- Ranked #26 in NME's 50 "Albums Of the Year 2001". | 
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