In reply to RoyalKev.

You know, Chris' career will officially turn a decade old soon. I think sometime in June. In these 10 years, at least five of them have been marred with controversy after controversy. Tbh, Chris is doing pretty good when taking into consideration his tarnished public image and the poor state of sales - especially concerning R&B. However, with his talent, he SHOULD be bigger than he is right now. I always felt that Chris would take that lane as the leading Black male in R&B/Pop to a global scale like Usher did in the 2000s for the 2010s. Yes, Chris is popular but at 26, think of where Usher was in his career at that age. In a nutshell, the 'Confessions' album. Chris will not change unless his career is truly threatened and is at risk of losing it ALL. Until then, expect more screw ups followed by hollow 'apologies'.