Ten years ago back in 2004, not a single white artist went number one on the Billboard Hot 100.

I didn't hear white people complain about that. We just saw them going to the drawing board, working and mastering their craft.

Tank reminds me of that one average employee the company don't fire because he is silent but would serve him the pink slip once he starts talking. Tank, your music ain't all that to begin with.

Sorry but in 2014, people buy music if they are interested, whether it's r'n'b, pop, electro, hip hop. It's up to the artists to keep on hustling. If Trey Songz keeps coming at #1, then there's a way to do it. Maybe his secret weapon is to talk about s*e*x but that works for him. Chris Brown is always moving his feet, Usher goes for experimental r'n'b beats, Beyonce recorded her latest video through an Iphone, Nicki does countless of collaborations to keep her name out there.

Tank, put in the work and you'll get the results. Yes, a lot of them new white artists are posers but can we fault them for loving our culture? 10 years ago, that's all they heard on radio, they grew up listening to our sh*t.

Sia and Ed Sheran are white but they are just gaining fame and recognition this year. Their music was always good but their careers soared only when they decided not to bring attention to their looks (they don't look like Katy Perry or Justin Timberlake that's for sure).

There is always an innovative way to make it. Tank, if you still can't figure out what would work for you, don't put the blame on other people for your lack of creativity. If you get people interested, they will buy your stuff.