Say what u want about trey, BUT he knows what his fans/market wants. I'm not gonna serve sushi when steak sells the most. So he sold more with "bottoms up"/ "invented sex" etc singles, why is he going to make more "just gotta make it" when it did not work. 10 yrs in and he still doing pretty well, he "fell off" but did not have a career low after his peak compared to Chris or neyo, both if who came out with him. Trey still sells, charts abd tours. He is showing that a make rnb singer call still be successful w/o the white/pop fan. He can show labels how rnb artists can do better than a pop singer and cost less to promote when you actually push him.