Usher Reveals Artists He Was Supposed To Be In A Group With
Usher, Jay-Z, Pharrell, and Diddy all in one group? Can you imagine? Well, Usher revealed that it was actually a thought that came across the artists’ minds at one time.
In an interview with Shannon Sharpe’s Club Shay Shay, Usher revealed that the artists were once thinking about being a group; however, he teeter-trottered on whether he would do it.
“I didn’t say ‘No.’ I didn’t say ‘Yeah.’ I think that we just got caught up.”
Obviously, all four artists have found success in their solo careers. Usher has worked with Diddy on “I Don’t Know,” “Looking For Love,” and “I Need a Girl Pt. 2.” He has also worked with Jay-Z on “Best Thing,” and “Hottie Tottie.” Out of all the artists, Usher has collaborated with Pharrell the most, including “I Don’t Know” with Diddy, “Twisted,” “Certified,” “Sweet Lies,” “Hot Thing,” and one of his biggest hits, “U Don’t Have To Call.”
Usher Gearing Up For Super Bowl Halftime Performance
Usher is less than two weeks away from his Super Bowl Halftime performance. The R&B legend said that he will be bringing some “important guests” on stage with him. In an interview per VIBE, the “Superstar” crooner said that the show will implement his love for rollerskating, have a “major costume change,” and honor R&B music.
For Vogue, in which he graces the cover alongside model Carolyn Murphy, Usher gave some insight on what is to come of his Super Bowl performance.
“This night was specifically curated in my mind to have R&B take the main stage,” Usher told the publication.
He added that the artists selected to be a part of his set are “people who represent, for him, the genre’s architects…Not just R&B music, but R&B performance, R&B connection, R&B spirit.”
Take a look at Usher’s interview below:
Usher: Artists He Should Bring Out At The 2024 Super Bowl
