In reply to Sincere.

Exactly! This can be said for Ciara! She and other woman artist such as Keyshia Cole, Ashanti, Alicia Keys, Mary J. Blige and etc. It's messed up how some of these people haven't been exposed to them during the early 2000s. Now it's this "they're irrevelant, they have no it factor", and all this b.s. I notice a few emerging women artist have made solid bops as well. But for these "singled minded" consumers and stans they have this backwards mindset if any woman artist hasn't crossover or have that crossover "appeal" to cater to both audiences then it's this well all we have is "so and so" and "so and so". It's just ridiculous! I just support these artist. Kelly Rowland is up there because of her longevity and she has maintained a solid fanbase. She does puts out innovative material because as of now this current of r&b is lacking the uniquess and soul in many aspects. There's so much auto filled garbarge and lack of vocal ability. These "singers" don't have the vocals or harmonies so instead they use that auto tune to cover it up. Kelly Rowland will definitely bring the heat with her new material! And it's so accurate how Kelly Rowland seperates herself as being her own artist. She's nobody but herself and that's what strikes a few of these bird chirping mofos because they don't expand themselves to other artist. But I think Kelly Rowland will bring the heat and have something for people to appreciate. I'll keep an update on her as well.