No, I think what they're saying is that she rides the "street cred" bandwagon. When urban music was very popular in the early 2000's she emulated urban street culture. When it became out of style, u did not see her near urban street people. She did two albums to cater to the majority white masses and THEY FLOPPED. Now that it is 2014 and urban is strong she wants street urban street cred again. No ma'am, you will not ride the negroes this go around.