VH1 wrote a reviwe on the album cover and the songs on Jill Scotts new album, they said that the cover and the tone of some of the songs did not match the meaning behind the album its self. I wonder, is an album cover suppose to speak for how the entire album is suppose to sound? they asked does she look like she has to hail down a cab? What does that type of woman look like in the first place? Is it only women who who dont look like platinum recording artist, are the ones who hail down cabs? they asked does the cover show that Jill Scott really wakes up in the middle of the night by the need to write songs with an anguished look on her face? how do they know if she does that or not? She could in fact do that quite offten, and the song that she does end up writing at that time could be Andy Kellmen’ favorite song, (author of the VH1 review). Is it the way in which Jill Scott looks in the cover, which is the problem, for example her clothes, or her make up, or maybe even the way in which she is holding her hand bag? Is it the way the lighting is in the cover? How it lights up the cover, causing it to appear as if it is a happy album instead of an album refecting the struggles in her own marriage.