Vertically Challenged (EP)

Vertically Challenged
EP by Lady Sovereign
Released	15 November 2005
Genre	Hip hop grime UK garage
Label	Chocolate Industries[1]
Lady Sovereign chronology
Vertically Challenged (2005) Blah Blah (2006)
Alternate Cover
Limited Edition and Australian Cover

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[2]
Robert Christgau	A−[3]
Los Angeles Times	[4]
Pitchfork	6.5/10[5]
Stylus Magazine	A−[6]

Vertically Challenged is the debut EP from UK hip hop artist Lady Sovereign.^[7][8][9] It was only released in the United States and Australia.

The EP features the UK hit single "Random" and a remix of her limited edition white-label single "Ch Ching (Cheque 1 2)".

In the United States, a limited edition was manufactured containing a bonus DVD. The limited edition was not released in Australia.

The Detroit Metro Times wrote that the EP "suitably reps Lady Sovereign's ample cockiness and lyrical zing."^[10] Slate commended Sovereign's "tunefully bratty delivery."^[11] Billboard praised Vertically Challenged's "hands-in-the-air breakbeats, Colecovision sound effects, [and] nut-job lyrics delivered in great Cockney fashion."^[12]

CD

1. "Random"
2. "Ch Ching (Cheque 1 2)" (remix)
3. "Fiddle with the Volume"
4. "Random" (Menta remix featuring Riko)
5. "A Little Bit of Shhh"
6. "The Battle" (featuring Frost P, Shystie & Zuz Rock)
7. "A Little Bit of Shhh" (Smallstars remix by Adrock)
8. "Fiddle with the Volume" (Ghislain Poirier remix)

Limited Edition DVD:

1. 30-minute documentary - including the videos for "Random", "Ch Ching (Cheque 1 2)", "A Little Bit of Shhh" and "Random (Menta remix featuring Riko)".

12" vinyl
Side A

1. "Random"
2. "Ch Ching (Cheque 1 2)" (remix)

Side B

1. "Fiddle with the Volume"
2. "Random" (Menta remix featuring Riko)

Side C

1. "A Little Bit of Shhh"
2. "The Battle" (featuring Frost P, Shystie & Zuz Rock)

Side D

1. "A Little Bit of Shhh" (Smallstars remix by Adrock)
2. "Fiddle with the Volume" (Ghislain Poirier remix)
3. "Ch Ching" (Spank Rock remix)

• The EP was only available in a "censored" or "clean/edited" form, which removed all profanity with backmasking.