I agree with @RoyalKev, I do want Keyshia to succeed as a person and an artist, but with a performance like this, there really isn't much of a progression as an entertainer. She lacks stage presence, though she doesn't have that bubbly personality that she can feed to the masses, she does have that urban appeal with can relate to her target audience (I can't see too many White people rocking with KC as I do minorities). Keyshia does have a voice, but there still is a lot of pain in tender places; she tries to do too much with it, whereas blaring out notes on the majority of songs (maybe it’s a subliminal form to relief her of her troubles…). And it’s also very, very, very rare to hear the singer use falsetto, a way to soothe out her grit, rather than resorting to dropping the vibrato and howling, almost close to a break. I hope she can get it together...