Thank you Trent for pointing out that Kelly Rowland was quoted in an article saying that SHE WAS THE FIRST ACT, URBAN OR NOT URBAN, TO WORK WITH DAVID GUETTA AND INSPIRED USHER to do it! I have a feeling that Usher convinced Guetta to say that because of the small controversy surrounding him about changing his sound to POP. To be honest, Usher is too damn old to be doing bubblegum, electronic, cliche POP music! It's actually getting quite old. Trust, it'll be over this year and I'm positive that it's going to back fire on him. "OMG" had a hot beat, but the LYRICS SUCKED ASS! Those were some of the most horrible lyrics that I have ever heard in my life. It sounded like something a horny, teenaged boy would sing. Plus "DJ Got Us Falling In Love" is wack and only did well because the sound is in.

Usher is nothing without R&B. Usher is a natural R&B and SOUL artist. His voice doesn’t fit well with this new sound and all of Guetta’s urban acts have failed miserable. Examples, Kelis, Kelly Rowland, Estelle, and that single he had with Kid Cudi. Usher needs to face it, his time is up! 1.5+ million copies worldwide of this album is awful for someone of his status, especially when artists like Katy Perry, Rihanna, Gaga, Beyonce, Justin Beiber, Taylor Swift and Susan Boyle have sold starting from 2 million-12 million copies of their album!

And to the fool who said that urban people or the urban audience doesn’t buy albums, THAT’S BECAUSE ALL THE URBAN ACTS ARE NOT PROMOTED WELL OR ARE MAKING REAL MUSIC LIKE THEY DID 10-20 YEARS AGO! It’s funny how Monica, Brandy, SWV, TLC, Brian McKnight, Baby Face and more sold millions and million of albums with real R&B/Soul music from the urban audience, yet “urban people don’t buy albums.” When was the last urban song you heard that was up to par with what the acts listed above released? And Keyshia Cole always went platinum with her R&B albums with little promotion and Alicia Keys sells millions of albums doing strict R&B, Soul, and funk music.