I think her response was very mature & professional. She has been in the Game since she was a teenager & is obviously well media trained so she knows how to handle herself when hate comes her way. Although, like she said, she didn't say what she felt like saying which proves that it did bother her.

It's funny cause the first time I heard 'Motivation' I liked it, but I didn't think it would be a hit cause I thought it was too slow & a bit boring. She had been off the scene for a while & I tthought she should have went with something more uptempo, not a slow r&b ballad but I'll admit I was wrong. No one can deny the song was a huge r&b hit & definitely put her back on the map. I think it kinda took people by surprise & now people are rooting for her again.

I do notice that people keep saying Wayne 'gave her a hit'. *rolls eyes* It is obvious that a LOT of artist are all up Wayne's ass for a collabroation and I do believe that a lot of people think he can get them a hit. HOWEVER Kelly carried that track! Her vocals were on point & it was just a hot song! Nothing about Wayne's verse was memorable or stand out. Yeah he has a way of making a song hot but It wasn't one of his best verses at all. Honestly I think the song could have been a hti without him. Kelly definitely earned her No. 1.

I didn't know or had even heard of this Bhasker dude until now! He does sound like a bitter bitch upset over the fact that she has earned herself a No. 1. I mean, if you are a songwriter writing, making hits for other aritst & obviously making dough, why diss another artist song? Everyone is entitled to their own opinion but he just seems like he has personal disliking towards Kelly. It was so uneccassry the way he said it.

He reminds me of Frank Ocean, a good songwriter but he's a jackass for publically dissing another artist on twitter. I'm pissed that both of these fools wrote two of my favorite songs on Bey's album! *sighs*