R&B Heads: Miguel vs Alsina, who dropped the ball the most with their last project

[onelastdeath]

Wildheart was flamessss

 

[CrimsonTider]

don't listen to alsina so i don't know about his situation, but miguel, while dropping a cool album, didn't drop the album he needed to drop to ascend to the mass market or even to continue to grow in the "urban" market. that's cool, but i don't think that was his goal. he was on the cusp with kaleidoscope, at all the award shows drop kicking bytches and whatnot...but i think he can still "salvage" his career, dudes like alsina tho, he's a urban artist to the core and that's a fickle fanbase, might be a wrap for him...even chris brown and trey aren't poppin right now

Trey isn't on an album cycle, but he had all the buzz and attention during his last album run

Chris brown is always Chris Brown.. He wil always be popping

Alsina had a chance to be on their level but he decided to get conscious


I agree he will never crossover but he should be the go to guy for hooks and running radio right now

 

[Canada Goose]

August second album was dope, very underrated IMO.

 

[West Coast Avenger]

August second album was dope, very underrated IMO.

Came in here to say this....it was a good drop....Hollywood & Been Around The World still get play from me....

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Trey isn't on an album cycle, but he had all the buzz and attention during his last album run

Chris brown is always Chris Brown.. He wil always be popping

Alsina had a chance to be on their level but he decided to get conscious


I agree he will never crossover but he should be the go to guy for hooks and running radio right now

disagree about trey

completely disagree about CB, royalty has no legs and has no produced a strong single outside of back to sleep, he's also not running the hook game like he was in 2014. could be him spending time with his daughter or slowly fading to black...but to act like he's still on the level he was in 13/14...nah

 

[KnowledgeOfSelf17]

miguel is anti-industry, he don't care about hits. Dude make albums for himself

 

[CrimsonTider]

disagree about trey

completely disagree about CB, royalty has no legs and has no produced a strong single outside of back to sleep, he's also not running the hook game like he was in 2014. could be him spending time with his daughter or slowly fading to black...but to act like he's still on the level he was in 13/14...nah

I'm talking about relevancy...

They are still 1 & 2 and everyone else is a step below even Tiller

I do think Trey and Chris are on the down side but they both get huge pushes when they release music

That lead single Chris just dropped is being played everywhere

 

[pon]

It had nowhere the impact or success of KD

shyt was some hybrid prince/Rock

Wildheart is basically KD w/o adore on it... That was the problem

 

[CrimsonTider]

Wildheart is basically KD w/o adore on it... That was the problem

Nah bruh

 

[pon]

Nah bruh

Nothing on wildheart surprised me in terms of sound /direction, quite formalaic just w/o the big single

 

[WickedGames]

Never had the urge to listen to Alsina but that Miguel project was such a let down. 2 previous are bonfirmed blassics.

 

[feelosofer]

Nothing on wildheart surprised me in terms of sound /direction, quite formalaic just w/o the big single

No it wasn't. It wasn't formulaic in the least. That shyt almost sounded like a modern day Lovesexy.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Miguel second album and Alsina first album both had multiple hits and they both were in a position to get to that Chris Brown and Trey songz tier and potentially surpass them


But they both dropped complete duds last year, buzz wise, sales wise and hits wise...

And both lost a lot( damn near all) of their relevance

Who fukked up their chance more?