I don't think he lost fans, they may have lost some interest. But deep down this is a critical point in his career. I really think people want a super duper dance heavy club banger from him as the lead single to make this album a major hit. That is real deal for this album here. Sure at this moment he is not going to have daddy's home skyrocket to the top of any billboard chart, but that doesn't mean his career is over. Public is questioning whether they should keep supporting Usher or whether his music is yesterday's news. From the strong airplay of older smash hits from my way, 8701, confessions and even his recent hit litc; I really think eventually public will start supporting this man once again. Usher is unstoppable on Mtv charts, Bet, VH1, rnb/ hip hop stations but the real challenge for his comeback would be if he can cater back into the mainstream audience. He will definitely comeback and his talent will never be forgotten. Usher is one of the kings of Rnb and prince of Pop music and nobody will ever outshine him. Achieving his fame is impossible. At the end of the Raymond vs. Raymond era, he will triumph! All the best Usher and u are still the ultimate entertainer. Your victory will come!