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Oh shut it, Justin is fully capable of delivering a quality Hip Hop/R&B uptempo song. I was not expecting a Robin Thicke leftover.
Funny how you mention Usher when "Climax" sh*ts all over this in my opinion, and is the route Justin should have gone if he wasn't going to release a banger.
Spill that tea with the second part of your post.
There's really no comparison here if we compare their latest R&B offerings.
But, after seven years, this is the best he could come up with?
I think it has more to do with the song direction and sound which is why he went with it. He couldve recorded the next sexy back but his intention with this record is to bring back R&B.
There's really no comparison here if we compare their latest R&B offerings.
I see no lies. At least Usher attempted to add something new to the music scene with "Climax" (R&B w/ dance influences) and not the same stale tea Robin Thicke has been serving since his debut.
I see no lies. At least Usher attempted to add something new to the music scene with "Climax" (R&B w/ dance influences) and not the same stale tea Robin Thicke has been serving since his debut.
Climax is so overated. It has nice vocals and a decent beat but they are so disjointed from each other. Throwing a diplo dance beat over a nice r&b song is hardly inspired or innovative. Justin has been making this kind of music since his solo debut. So im not sure where you're false robin thicke comparisons are coming from when reviewers said robin thicke should thank JT for his sound when he first debuted. This song will perform a lot better than Climax.
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Suit & Tie #8 Malaysia
#9 Denmark
#11 United States
#31 Sweden
#32 Hungary
#34 South Africa
#35 Barbados
#35 Turkey
#37 Brunei Darussalam
#37 Canada
#39 Qatar
#39 Taiwan
#47 Singapore
#48 Netherlands
#48 Thailand
#49 Australia
#51 Ecuador
#52 Indonesia
#62 Hong Kong
#64 Greece
#65 United Arab Emirates
#73 Poland
#80 New Zealand
#85 Mexico
#86 Russia
#87 Norway
#91 Argentina
#94 United Kingdom
#95 Finland
#96 Israel
#116 France
#120 Belgium
#129 Philippines
#139 Kenya
#153 Spain
#190 Brazil
#194 Germany
#198 Ireland
#209 Italy
#211 Estonia
#222 Switzerland
#254 Lebanon
#266 Japan
#339 Honduras
#343 Saudi Arabia
What is this? it's by far his worst single. Once the initial hype dies down he's going to drop like a rock, and radio won't get on board. He better have a decent second single up his sleeve.
Climax is so overated. It has nice vocals and a decent beat but they are so disjointed from each other. Throwing a diplo dance beat over a nice r&b song is hardly inspired or innovative. Justin has been making this kind of music since his solo debut. So im not sure where you're false robin thicke comparisons are coming from when reviewers said robin thicke should thank JT for his sound when he first debuted. This song will perform a lot better than Climax.
it's by far his worst single. Once the initial hype dies down he's going to drop like a rock, and radio won't get on board. He better have a decent second single up his sleeve.
