The disappointment comes from areas that should be considered undeniable hits. 3" Standout tracks like the smooth, laid back "Okay", and the soaring Jim Jonsin "There Goes My Baby" are classic Usher.
Usher finds his inner Tupac on "Foolin' Around", which could have been called "Confessions Pt. Raymond confessing that loving him is a "No-No" and that he's only trying to "add girls to his Hall of Fame". The reggae-inspired "Pro Lover" finds Mr. Raymond has a mixture of different sounds unlike anything heard on an Usher album before. Aside from the singles "Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home) " and "Lil' Freak" that feature rappers Plies and Nicki Minaj-respectively, Raymond Vs. The 31 year old father of two sons, begins the album on the Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis-assisted "Monster", an uptempo record, which sets the tone for the album. Raymond, Usher prepares to battle his demons again and sets the record straight. Now on his sixth album, entitled Raymond Vs. Also more confusing was in June 2009, when Usher filed for divorce, ending a marriage that ended as fast as it started. The result was Here I Stand, an album which was supposed to be his coming of age tale, but the project flew over fans heads, leaving people confused. The new Usher returned to music after a brief hiatus. Then, Usher took the world by surprise when he married his stylist Tameka Foster. On his 2004's diamond-certified Confessions, he talked about infidelity and all the drama it could bring. Usher is no stranger to revealing his inner-most feelings, and deepest secrets (whether it be his or someone else's).
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