In reply to SMH.

She is 100% wrong. In life no one has an OBLIGATION to buy or support you. People like Tinash has a sense of entitlement and learn the hard way that you have to put in hard work to get success. Also, don't assume everyone that does not support Tinash is automatically a Beyonce or Rihanna fan. That is the weakest argument I ever heard. You expect people (regardless or race) to buy music from a new artist that is not putting out his songs? That is living and thinking in delusion 100% with no grasp of reality. If you want people to buy your music make hit songs. People supported "On One" because it was a hit so she should stick to the formula and make 5 or 6 similar hit songs before trying to cross over. You can't abandon urban music consumers for pop until you have established a solid urban audience, and even then you have to always cater to the urban audience by continuing to make urban music.