In reply to ENOUGH ONIKA.

Saying that Ciara should stick with Jazze Pha because of her sound alone only pleases fans, but it might not please herself.

So suppose she does work with Jazze Pha and it doesn't turn out to be successful musically and in marketing. Then what? Everyones constant bragging about nostalgia will backfire on them, and they are going to be sitting there with their faces broken on the floor because they wanted this to happen, but it didn't go as they had hoped. Not to mention the people who say this constantly probably won't even buy a minute, not even a second, of her songs if she were to go back to Jazze Pha.

I still fail to see the same thing that people see in her "not finding her niche". Obviously it is still there. Her Evolution days are obviously shown in the most recent songs, especially this one, and "Sorry".

Unless Jazze Pha improves his craft, and his clientele, I don't see her working with Jazze Pha as the best thing for her in marketing and for her own craft. A few songs maybe, but not in everything she does. Maybe "Crunk'N'B" doesn't define her as not only an artist, but an individual. She could just like an array of music, so who are we to say what type of music she needs to be singing?

Based on my observation, Ciara wants to be more than just a "Crunk N'B" seasonal singer. She generally wants to be a Pop artist. The next Janet Jackson.

Let me keep that last paragraph to a minimum before those stans get all sensitive about it as they always are.