Usher - Climax (MV)
 

How do you make a slow romantic song about cumming...?

I really like this :love:

I was waiting for new stuff. I liked Raymond V Raymond but then he re-released it or something and I got confused as to which songs were new and which weren't.

Before I listen.. please tell me this is R&B and not some more electronic crap

Decent, hasn't been good since his early stuff though

R&B. Good old slow Usher.

Uh.. its okay.. dunno needs a few listens before I can judge it tbh.

The oppositie happened when I listened to this travesty

Raymond V Raymond had slow songs too.
In fact the first single leaked from the album was this

I didn't say otherwise.

Papers was my favourite off that. I overplayed it so much in 2009/2010.

Hey Daddy is the best song on Raymond v Raymond, crap album though. Will be surprised if he ever manages another 8701 or Confessions though

The best Usher ever was

Very true

He should of stopped his career at Moesha

:worship::worship:
You are on fire tonight!

Hey Daddy :worship:

I didn't think it was too bad but there were some bad ones (Monstar, OMG, Mars Vs Venus)

Just listened. I approve. My favourite Usher single since Trading Places

U Turn is my favourite Usher song i like this one it will get really boring after a few listens though

This one's really good, I'm surprised.

This is now officially a great song

[2].

Might aswell just turn this into the Usher thread. He is playing Sugar Ray Leonard in an upcoming film alongside Robert De Niro:

Usher has signed on to play boxer Sugar Ray Leonard in a forthcoming movie, the BBC reports. The singer confirmed the casting in an interview, explaining that if people see him running around London, it's part of his training for the role. "I'm in preparation for a very incredible role," Usher told the BBC. "If you see me in the corners boxing, I'm doing that while working on this album."

The film, called Hands of Stone, will begin filming later this year. Usher will star opposite Robert De Niro and Gael García Bernal in the picture, which tells the story of Panamanian boxer Roberto Durán.

Usher will also release his seventh studio album later this year. "Climax," the Diplo-produced first single from the as-yet-untitled record, is on the charts now.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/ne...#ixzz1qFO5uvGO

A big role for someone so inexperienced :suspect:

Climax is surprisingly good.

The awkward moment when you realise this masterpiece was released two years ago