Yet again, her team fails to properly push her music. To my knowledge, I Bet has moved around 300k in sales and another 200k in stream equivalent sales, which is actually very good considering I Bet had a weak promo campaign and is a R&B song in 2015 which is a genre that has basically died. Feats like this should show these labels that with the right push and proper release, that R&B can rise again. Remember when country music was basically dead during the early and mid 2000s then artists like Taylor, Carrie and Daughtry were pushed into mainstream audiences and made it hot again. That needs to happen with R&B, especially black R&B artists. Nothing against artists like Justin Timberlake, Adele, Sam Smith, Miley Cyrus and Meghan Trainor, but they all make R&B music and its called Pop because they're white so the general public sees black R&B as a total opposite