The fifth track "Down with the Clique" is a Hip hop inspired song and on the song Aaliyah displays a "silky cooing" with her vocals. The sixth track "At At Your Best (You Are Love)" is a cover and it was originally recorded by The Isley Brothers. The song was described as a "sweet" "vintage soul ballad" and it gave aaliyah a chance to ditch the tough-girl posturing according to billboard. The Seventh track "No One Knows How to Love Me Quite Like You Do" has been described as a "sensually" uptempo "crush" record and lyrically it is about Aaliyah being satisfied and how she is "made to feel like a goddess". When discussing the record Aaliyah said “Every girl looks for that one person who is going to love them right. That song is saying, when it comes down to it, I like how you satisfy me.” The song features a guest rap appearance from Tia Hawkins who brings a "comic relief" with her raps telling us R. Kelly is "spitting tracks as if it were tobacco." The eighth track "I'm So into You" also features another guest rap from Tia Hawkins. The ninth track "Street Thing" has been described as a "pretty standard slow jam" and it is about having devotion for another person. During the bridge of the song Aaliyah sings about climbing the "highest mountain," and swimming the "deepest sea" to prove her devotion.