In reply to Bey Sting.

First of all, i can't get passed that dumbfuck last statement about using Bieber to displace white guys doing R&B. That right there is total bullshit. Secondly....learn from Bey? Usher should be where she is interms of profile...NOT music. "Formation" & "Sorry" are soulles/juvenile fuckery from a 35 yr old mother. As if that's ANY better. Bey is supported steongly by her fans despite diversity, she's a relevant R&B artist, who isn't exactly R&B. She's lucky to not be lambasted. Thirdly, Usher has always worked well with contemporary producers, and "Climax" (that blended his identity with a new sound) is more innovative for R&B than anything Bey and her 100 personell have done. Usher has many male artists in his lane The Weeknd, Frank Ocean, Migue ...and Drake passes as "R&B male". It's saturated. Whose in Beyonce's lane? Tinashe? Beyonce's "branding" thing has kept her face within Pop culture...Usher has impacted pop culture but just hasn't been as desperate, insecure and commercially driven as her, with superficial heavy propoganda. Usher presents his normal self who naturally carries a bachelor persona, not an image of falsley portrayed roles like being a feminist (inaccuratley) or a saviour of black pride (when it trends). The connection became weak with Usher because he no longer used nareatives. "Are too old to be seen as new singers"...every Bey inspired artist is of the same generation as artists inspired as him. U need to go look up his legacy, that ranges from Chris Brown to Zayn Malik.