I never like the argument that an artist has nothing to prove and diehard fans will be pleased. If you have a strong legacy, no one is asking for you to build on it, but you should at least honor it by giving your new project the same quality that made you successful. In my opinion, a diehard fan is someone who is honest because they love and respect the artist and they know what the artist is capable of producing. As a TLC fan who met these ladies at a meet & greet two years ago, I am not excited about this album. It is not a very good representation of who they are and that's just the truth. The DJs out here have been roasting TLC on live radio; they are not the kind of comments you want to leave in people's minds with your last album. I still like TLC, but I'm disappointed at the same time.