People who think like Trent are obviously forgetting that until Single Ladies, Irreplaceable was Beyoncé's biggest hit. And a dance track it was not. She also had big hits with "Me, Myself, & I," "If I Were A Boy" and "Halo" (all of them were top 5 singles). I'm surprised that Trent doesn't mention her I Am… music having actual depth, but then again, Beyoncé can never win unless there are Grammys involved.

What bothers me the most is that no one has heard a single track from her new sessions and things are "blatantly obvious?" What the hell? Make your reviews after she has released the album and then you will have at least an ounce of credibility. Sean Garrett is one producer who may or may not have worked on a couple of songs out of (I'm sure) at least fifty that she will record.