He really lost me in the dance-pop phase, I haven't thoroughly checked in since Here I Stand which I know had its fans but those fans allowed RVR to happen, which didn't SUCK but felt like absolutely anybody could've made it and I haven't cared since.


Has he been, uh, ~moving mountains~ at all musically since then or do you just mean it's cool that he's managed to remain a huge draw long after his prime? 'Cause in that case I'd agree, his ability to remain relevant as a performer regardless of his status as a recording artist is extremely impressive.


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