The outcome of this collaboration is Just Watch Me, a rock �n� roll anthology that delivers universal truths about everything from confidence and friendship to heart break and love. The album kicks off with the defiant title track which taunts detractors over a symphony of electric guitars with lyrical will power as she belts: �Not afraid of working hard/and there�ll never be a guarantee/but I believe I can be anything I want to be/No matter what you say/just watch me/I�ll do it/no matter what you say/I�ll do it/I�m flying no one is gonna clip my wings/just watch me/just watch me/can�t stop me!� Then there�s the equally spirited inspirational �Life�s Open Door,� which encourages one to be a risk-taker and explore limitless opportunities by pursuing his or her dreams while the mid-tempo, empowering anthem �Unnoticed� serves as a declaration to keep it moving after a heart break, because what your ex didn�t see the next person will. �Rock �n� Roll Girl,� McCoy�s tribute to her mentor and big brother Diddy, addresses the unlikely partnership of two people from two different backgrounds coming together in perfect harmony. �I think Diddy and others wondered if a hip hop boy and a rock �n� roll girl could actually work,� she says. �But we made it happen.� The album continues to fire up girl power with the track �I Don�t Need Boys,� which discourages relationships for the sole purpose of monetary gain and promotes chivalry and female independence. And McCoy flips the script with the candid breakup anthem �Next Ex-Boyfriend,� but expresses vulnerability with �On Saturday Night, (11:27),� that evaluates the hindsight of infidelity. A funky, rocked-out upgrade to Belinda Carlyle�s 1990 chart topper �I Get Weak� adds a bit of nostalgia while the sentimental ballad �Promise Me,� begs for a love that stands the test of time and distance. The encouraging �Always Friends� is a tribute to the maturation of friendships.