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[MAY]

Veteran? Yes.

Icon? No

[SouravMay]

It's sad that his key song is "Yeah" nnn

[MAY]

I would consider Beyonce & Lady Gaga to be icons. They have left an undeniable mark.

Usher has not.

I would even say Rihanna is more of an icon than Usher.

[Vonc2002]

Veteran? Yes.

Icon? No

[4 fucking k]

He's not. I'm sorry. And that's no shade at all.

He was always just... there. Hence the way he nosedived from popularity. It took him a long ass time to get noticed then he did then... yea.

[MAY]

Ray is gonna come in here and SNAP

[pettypatty]

It's sad that his key song is "Yeah" nnn

Like chart wise "Yeah" was huge but like it's not even more iconic than "Ignition"

[Vonc2002]

It's sad that his key song is "Yeah" nnn

I don't agree with this tho. Maybe internationally. U Make Me Wanna alone is kinda an R&B classic

[SouravMay]

Usher is nothing but stats.

[SouravMay]

It's sad that his key song is "Yeah" nnn

Like chart wise "Yeah" was huge but like it's not even more iconic than "Ignition"

!!!! It's just that song that comes in the club every now and again. No impact rly

[SouravMay]

It's sad that his key song is "Yeah" nnn

I don't agree with this tho. Maybe internationally. U Make Me Wanna alone is kinda an R&B classic

Is it tho? Is it revered and does the song have an after life. I mean I loved it as a kid... but "pony" gives R&B classic, hell "sweet lady"

[pettypatty]

"U make me wanna" saved his career

I remember L.A. Reid saying Usher didn't like the song, but they went with it as the lead single anyways.

His poor ear 

[Vonc2002]

I definitely think U make me wanna is an R&B classic. Maybe U got it bad or u remind me are not memorable but not U make me wanna

[pettypatty]

Yeah. I agree. "U make me wanna" is a classic

[SouravMay]

And since his prime is up he can't shape his legacy anymore... Adele or somebody needs to cover one of his records to make him iconic retroactively