In reply to Mark111.

I mean but if you REALLY think about it there really haven't been many black males that would mesh well with the shit females. Before Ariana Grande the only chicks of Caucasian decent I can think of that did r&b-ish type music was Fergie, who did have really any sexual type songs and Pink who didn't really either and then switched to rock. I guess you could put Xtina A in there but she is a bit all over the place with her album genres so idk if she counts. The rest of the white girls were basically just bubble him pop, country, alternative etc. In retrospect besides Usher, and now corny ass Jason derulo, no male black artist were pop and none of Ushers sexual songs were pop so I don't see where the two would actually mesh well. I'm sure theres probably a few exceptions but speaking more generally the black male artists have more so stuck to r&b whilst white females are mainstream pop. And remember it's really only been in the recent years that it was cute for an artist who wasn't mainstream to go mainstream without being called a "sellout".