Confessions being a smash and then him doing edm probably made labels not see R&B as profitable

All T-Pain needs to do to make a comeback is make Freaknik the musical 2

And Usher didn’t have to sellout, it was his own choice

Usher mad cuz T-Pain didn’t have to come up fighting for the frosty flakes

nah this funny cause if it was ass during one of the most intense album era, then ye made the time to do that

c'mon man. that was a solid era for usher and introduced him to a demographic that would've never f***ed with him if he kept singing love making r&b.

Children downplaying Usher

you hate to see it

it paid off very well and the r&b crowd will always welcome him back with open arms

This Usher slander is disgusting

But what you expect when most of ktt got trash taste anyway

Like how can you hate on a man that made My Way, 8701, and Confessions smh

LET THAT MAN BE FREE FREE

except they kinda didn't.

Like the r&b crowd recognize him as a legend but by the time he came back I feel like the R&B crowd moved on to that Drake / Weeknd type R&B sound

nah niggas said T-Pain surpassed him that was wild

he dropped i don't mind and they were back on his d***. if he dropped an album to follow that up with the same style of production and content they would've ate it up too.

Niggas was bullying T Pain 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

i don't agree with this. confessions was already one of the biggest albums ever. How much more of a demographic do you need?

He didn't have to make that hard turn into pop after Confessions to increase his demographic, he was already the biggest artist in the world with that one. Something in line with My Way, 8701, or Confessions would've still done well. Instead he came back with Love In This Club

i hate that late 2000s electropop sound so much though

Early 2010s Usher was fire idc

facts @Tubig is wylin right now. usher didn't have to switch it up but he did and i'm glad it happened.

F*** them kids

Not gonna lie never heard a usher song besides that dynamite s***