She ruined any chance of "superstardom" with Simply Deep. Yes, she's still mildly popular. Yes, she does sell some records. Whatever. Simply Deep was so "different" that she lost a lot of the DC fans that Beyonce held on to with Dangerously in Love. No shade or anything. I'm just saying. (Come on...Stole?)

That said, she needs to mix it up like somebody said. Even hardcore R&B fans like to mix it up. Nothing wrong with a few pop tracks and a dance track or two. But she's doing WAY too much flip flopping. Her fans can't keep up and can't figure out exactly who she is because she has no musical identity. Oh well.