I disagree. Keyshia's fourth album has potential to be her best. The Way It Is was a raw album, and one can say that sadness and empowerment were the main themes of the album. Enjoyable. With Just Like You, she refined her voice and lyrics and articulately created her best album yet. The whole album is full of the same old themes, sadness and empowerment, but they are more masterfully incorporated. Only the title track, though slightly, deviates from the album's theme, but with purpose. A Different Me, however, shows Keyshia changing gears. She sings mostly in a happy place. The album is transforming. But the whole album isn't as enjoyable as Just Like You. Playa Cardz Right, Beautiful Music, and Where This Love Could End Up are highlights, but Brand New has to be the best track on all three albums. It is meticulously recorded with great harmonies and melodies. The rest of the album is lukewarm, similar to pieces of The Way It Is. If Keyshia continues with the happy tone of A Different Me on her next album, she could potentially make parallel improvements as she did with Just Like You and thus create her best art yet.