I completely agree with 'fanofafan' and all other users who support Trey and his work. His haters actually amuse me. I think it is completely unfair to judge him based just on his third album. He is not all about sex. His first two albums go in depth about the struggles, his love for women (considering that he was raised by women because of a lack of a father figure, his admiration for them is backed up) and his ambition to make it. But at the same time, both albums unfortunately went unnoticed. When he sung about reality and his love for what he does, no-one believed him. When he sung about sex, everyone was on him. Leave him alone. People call him conceited because he is setting goals and achieving them - unlike some of the fat arse wipes on here who have nothing better to do than to argue otherwise. He is generous, very involved in several charities, loves his fans and keeps connected with him, unlike some today and gives his all in everything that he does - branching out and attracting the attention of anyone wise enough to listen to him. I think he shouldve been recognised for his indisputable talent a long time ago, but I am glad that finally people are seeing his potential to remain one of the best in this industry. I will be disappointed if there are any questions about R-Kelly on this interview, I cant friggin stand the paedophile as it is, and to compare them is a bit of an insult. On a couple of the songs, his vocals are reminiscent of R-Kelly, but that is because he studied under him as a child, and was inspired by the fact that R-Kelly was 'accepted into the hood' because at the time when R-Kelly was at his peak, listening to too much rnb wasnt seen as good. Yeah - I have done A LOT of research on Trey. (obsessed? yes. ;P) And I'll just re-iterate wtf would Jay Z ask him to be a supporting act if he wasnt good enough? SO WHAT if he hasnt sold as much. I am not surprised - illegal downloading has really crippled the music industry recently so if you can sell any records today, that is a damn sure sight of achievement. PLUS, David, R-Kelly didnt just get famous off of his own back. He was in a group, got popular, THEN LEFT to pursue a solo career. Same for greats like Michael Jackson - was in group, got popular, than left. Same for Beyonce and several others. Trey started alone and will finish alone - in music anyway. 'Say Aah' has already gone platinum. :) In short: He is great. He is staying. I'll continue to support he and his music for years to come. I hope he attracts millions more fans. Love, love, love his work. More than the 'neighbours' will know his name.