In reply to coolness.

True. All you gotta do is look up interviews Ne-Yo did about 2 yrs. ago where he was defiantly defending his move over to EDM/pop, acting as if it was organic and basically said that those who had a problem with it can just not bother to check for him anymore. Now that R&B is clawing its way back into the mainstream, we see who was real and who was fake. These urban acts who pandered to pop between 2010 and 2013, and pretended that it was just a case of wanting to try new things, are suddenly trying to "return to their roots" now that they feel its safe. So fake. I find it hilarious that more of the R&B females were ballsier about keeping it real during the R&B blackout that the guys were. Do you know how big a record Beyonce could have had if she opted for a "Let Me Love You (Until You Learn to Love Yourself)" and a Pitbull feature instead of putting out records like "Party" with Andre 3000. Meh.