I have to disagree wuth TGJ and The comments. I think for a Artists who has put out mostly RnB Singles for an urban Market, 10 years is certainly something to celebrate. He is the biggest Male RnB artists out today that hasn't truly crossed over but still has a viable career - Which is not something you can say for a lot of 'RnB' artists whether male or female. People Like Chris, and Neyo have crossed over with various singles throughout their career. He headlines his own tours 3000-5000 people in 30 cities in a major accomplishment for an artists of this magnitude. And on the subject of growth - If its broke why fix it. If the fans that buy the music enjoy this 'club, sex and Love' lifestyle music there is no need to grow. That is where creator get it wrong. They feel they need to change. Remember the same reason the critics hate you Will be the Same Reason the Fans LOVE you as an artist!