Usher's just fine. In every meaning of the phrase.

Not seeing so much unstable anywhere.

http://usherwordz.tumblr....-new-usher

That's the problem with being a mega-star and being on such an incredibly high pedestal. Eventually, you're going to fall off (Yes, even Beyonce will one day. God, I hope she will!). There is no where to go except down.

The records sales are going to to drop, the chart appearances are not going to be as many and people are going to start writing articles about you like this one, giving their opinions on what an artist should do to save their career. When the truth of the matter is, American audiences are very fickle and very youth-oriented. Isn't Usher like 35 now? His successful days are pretty much numbered now in the music business. I'm not a big fan of his music, but the brotha definately has incredible talent. He'll still be around doing his thang. But, saleswise, not anywhere on the same level as he once was, I don't care how great of an album he makes. For the most part, the public usually isn't very kind to singers over the age of 35.

I liked this cut from the Usher Man's "Raymond vs. Raymond"

I'm biased to Jam & Lewis' productions though so...