Is R-Kelly's R. the best R&B album ever?

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Here Comes the Pain said:
Usher confessions>>>>>any album r.kelly ever made
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confessions doesn't have diversity :manny: meanwhile kellz albums have every subject matter

for example

  1. "TP-2" (2:18)
  2. "Strip for You" (4:09)
  3. "R&B Thug" (4:04)
  4. "The Greatest Sex" (4:39)
  5. "I Don't Mean It" (4:18)
  6. "Just Like That" (4:34)
  7. "Like a Real Freak" (featuring General) (4:34)
  8. "Fiesta" (featuring Jay-Z and Boo & Gotti) (4:17)
  9. "Don't You Say No" (4:07)
  10. "The Real R. Kelly (Interlude)" (0:54)
  11. "One Me" (3:54)
  12. "I Wish" (5:34)
  13. "A Woman's Threat" (5:55)
  14. "I Decided" (4:12)
  15. "I Mean (I Don't Mean It)" (3:25)
  16. "I Wish - Remix (To the Homies That We Lost)" (featuring Boo & Gotti) (5:18)
  17. "All I Really Want" (3:59)
  18. "Feelin' on Yo Booty" (4:06)
  19. "The Storm Is Over Now" (4:32)
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Usher is 1 dimensional, plus ain't no passion or feeling in his music, just a nikka signing :francis:

kellz got songs that make stone cold killaz cry to:wow:






:mjcry:don't get me started
 
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EmitDrill said:
confessions doesn't have diversity :manny: meanwhile kellz albums have every subject matter

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Usher is 1 dimensional, plus ain't no passion or feeling in his music, just a nikka signing :francis:

kellz got songs that make stone cold killaz cry to:wow:






:mjcry:don't get me started
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Confessions was definitely diverse. He had songs for the club, songs for the bedroom, songs for relationships.

Usher is definitely passionate in his music. Vocally he killed the whole album.

He's far from 1 dimensional.
 
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EmitDrill said:
confessions doesn't have diversity :manny: meanwhile kellz albums have every subject matter

for example



Usher is 1 dimensional, plus ain't no passion or feeling in his music, just a nikka signing :francis:

kellz got songs that make stone cold killaz cry to:wow:






:mjcry:don't get me started
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kelly was deep man. all usher talked about was hoes and relationships to be honest. kelly is next level
 
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Here Comes the Pain said:
Confessions was definitely diverse. He had songs for the club, songs for the bedroom, songs for relationships.

Usher is definitely passionate in his music. Vocally he killed the whole album.

He's far from 1 dimensional.
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thats 1 dimensional :manny:

kellz got gospel, spiritual, street songs for hood nikkas, motivational joints, comedy songs etc.. all on 1 album :wow:

usher don't even write or produce his own shyt:mjlol:

he ain't nowhere near kellz level :francis:
 
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EmitDrill said:
thats 1 dimensional :manny:

kellz got gospel, spiritual, street songs for hood nikkas, motivational joints, comedy songs etc.. all on 1 album :wow:

usher don't even write or produce his own shyt:mjlol:

he ain't nowhere near kellz level :francis:
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That's not 1 dimensional.

Kellz got more subject matters, but in general usher got songs for different situations. Relationship and club songs is diversity.

When you're a pop singer or an r&b singer writing and producing doesn't matter that much. Whatever writing and producing usher was lacking he was making up vocally in the studio and as an all around performer.

People still consider whitney, beyonce, diana ross, janet, etc some of the best of their respective genres and they ain't known for writing or producing either.
 
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