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** "Throwback" samples Dionne Warwick's "You're Gonna Need Me"
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** "Throwback" samples Dionne Warwick's Music/DionneWarwick's "You're Gonna Need Me"
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* [[InfidelityIndex Your Cheatin' Heart]]: The central theme of the album, most exemplified in "Confessions Part II", and "Truth Hurts".
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* {{Sampling}}:
** "Throwback" samples Dionne Warwick's "You're Gonna Need Me"
** "Superstar" samples Willie Hutch's "Mack's Stroll/The Getaway (Chase Scene)"
** "Take Your Hand" samples Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes's song "Is There a Place for Me?"
** "Whatever I Want" contains elements from Preston Love's "Chili Mac"
** "Throwback" samples Dionne Warwick's "You're Gonna Need Me"
** "Superstar" samples Willie Hutch's "Mack's Stroll/The Getaway (Chase Scene)"
** "Take Your Hand" samples Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes's song "Is There a Place for Me?"
** "Whatever I Want" contains elements from Preston Love's "Chili Mac"
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* IntercouseWithYou: Most notably "Can U Handle It?" and "Do It to Me".
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* IntercouseWithYou: IntercourseWithYou: Most notably "Can U Handle It?" and "Do It to Me".
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''Confessions'' comes off the heels of Usher's ''8701'' album. Looking to make the album a more artistic effort, as well as provide insight into his personal life (coming off his breakup with [[Music/{{TLC}} Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas]], Usher and his collaborators made a ConceptAlbum mostly revolving around relationships and infidelity. The approach worked; ''Confessions'' is, to date, Usher's most critically acclaimed and highest-selling album making diamond status (10 millions shipped/sold/streamed) and selling 20 million worldwide. The album has been cited as an influence on several R&B artists, such as Music/ChrisBrown, Music/Beyonce, Music/{{Drake}}, and Music/ArianaGrande.
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''Confessions'' comes off the heels of Usher's ''8701'' album. Looking to make the album a more artistic effort, as well as provide insight into his personal life (coming off his breakup with [[Music/{{TLC}} Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas]], Usher and his collaborators made a ConceptAlbum mostly revolving around relationships and infidelity. The approach worked; ''Confessions'' is, to date, Usher's most critically acclaimed and highest-selling album making diamond status (10 millions shipped/sold/streamed) and selling 20 million worldwide. The album has been cited as an influence on several R&B artists, such as Music/ChrisBrown, Music/Beyonce, Music/{{Beyonce}}, Music/{{Drake}}, and Music/ArianaGrande.
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# "Yeah!" (featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris) (4:10)
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# "Yeah!" (featuring Lil Jon Music/LilJon and Ludacris) Music/{{Ludacris}}) (4:10)
* AWildRapperAppears: Downplayed; "Yeah!" features Lil Jon and Ludacris but the track is already a heavy HipHop {{Crunk}} track, it just happens to have singing on it.
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* [[InfidelityIndex Your Cheatin' Heart]]: The central theme of the album, most exemplified in "Confessions Part II", and "Truth Hurts".
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* ImAManICantHelpIt: Usher claims that he's just ''helpless'' and is easily pulled in by women's wiles in several songs.
* IntercouseWithYou: Most notably "Can U Handle It?" and "Do It to Me".
* TheVamp: The female subjects in "Yeah!", "Caught Up", and "Bad Girl" portrayed as temptresses.
* [[InfidelityIndex Your Cheatin' Heart]]: The central theme of the album, most exemplified in "Confessions Part II", and "TruthHurts".Hurts".
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* IntercouseWithYou: Most notably "Can U Handle It?" and "Do It to Me".
* TheVamp: The female subjects in "Yeah!", "Caught Up", and "Bad Girl" portrayed as temptresses.
* [[InfidelityIndex Your Cheatin' Heart]]: The central theme of the album, most exemplified in "Confessions Part II", and "Truth
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''Confessions'' comes off the heels of Usher's ''8701'' album. Looking to make the album a more artistic effort, as well as provide insight into his personal life (coming off his breakup with [[Music/{{TLC}} Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas]], Usher and his collaborators made a ConceptAlbum mostly revolving around relationships and infidelity. The approach worked; ''Confessions'' is, to date, Usher's most critically acclaimed and highest-selling album making diamond status (10 millions shipped/sold/streamed) and selling 20 million worldwide.
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''Confessions'' comes off the heels of Usher's ''8701'' album. Looking to make the album a more artistic effort, as well as provide insight into his personal life (coming off his breakup with [[Music/{{TLC}} Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas]], Usher and his collaborators made a ConceptAlbum mostly revolving around relationships and infidelity. The approach worked; ''Confessions'' is, to date, Usher's most critically acclaimed and highest-selling album making diamond status (10 millions shipped/sold/streamed) and selling 20 million worldwide. The album has been cited as an influence on several R&B artists, such as Music/ChrisBrown, Music/Beyonce, Music/{{Drake}}, and Music/ArianaGrande.
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# "Intro" 0:46
# "Yeah!" (featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris) 4:10
# "Throwback" 4:01
# "Confessions (Interlude)" 1:15
# "Confessions Part II" 3:49
# "Burn" 4:16
# "Caught Up" 3:44
# "Superstar (Interlude)" 1:04
# "Superstar" 3:29
# "Truth Hurts" 3:51
# "Simple Things" 4:58
# "Bad Girl" 4:21
# "That's What It's Made For"4:37
# "Can U Handle It?"5:45
# "Do It to Me" 3:53
# "Take Your Hand"3:03
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# "Throwback" 4:01
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# "Confessions Part II" 3:49
# "Burn" 4:16
# "Caught Up" 3:44
# "Superstar (Interlude)" 1:04
# "Superstar" 3:29
# "Truth Hurts" 3:51
# "Simple Things" 4:58
# "Bad Girl" 4:21
# "That's What It's Made For"4:37
# "Can U Handle It?"5:45
# "Do It to Me" 3:53
# "Take Your Hand"3:03
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II" (3:49)
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Hurts" (3:51)
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Things" (4:58)
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Girl" (4:21)
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For" (4:37)
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It?" (5:45)
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Me" (3:53)
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!!This album contains the following tropes:
* CentralTheme: Infidelity and ending relationships. There was rampant speculation that the album was about Usher cheating on his then girlfriend Chilli from the group TLC, but there was only one song dedicated to the subject, "Burn" (which wasn't about adultery, just a relationship running it's course). Jermaine Dupri revealed years later that most of the album was from his experience of cheating on his steady girlfriend.
* [[InfidelityIndex Your Cheatin' Heart]]: The central theme of the album, most exemplified in "Confessions Part II", and "Truth Hurts".
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'''''Confessions''''' is the fourth studio album from American singer Music/{{Usher}}.
''Confessions'' comes off the heels of Usher's ''8701'' album. Looking to make the album a more artistic effort, as well as provide insight into his personal life (coming off his breakup with [[Music/{{TLC}} Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas]], Usher and his collaborators made a ConceptAlbum mostly revolving around relationships and infidelity. The approach worked; ''Confessions'' is, to date, Usher's most critically acclaimed and highest-selling album making diamond status (10 millions shipped/sold/streamed) and selling 20 million worldwide.
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!!Tracklist (standard edition)
# "Intro" 0:46
# "Yeah!" (featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris) 4:10
# "Throwback" 4:01
# "Confessions (Interlude)" 1:15
# "Confessions Part II" 3:49
# "Burn" 4:16
# "Caught Up" 3:44
# "Superstar (Interlude)" 1:04
# "Superstar" 3:29
# "Truth Hurts" 3:51
# "Simple Things" 4:58
# "Bad Girl" 4:21
# "That's What It's Made For"4:37
# "Can U Handle It?"5:45
# "Do It to Me" 3:53
# "Take Your Hand"3:03
# "Follow Me" (3:30)
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'''''Confessions''''' is the fourth studio album from American singer Music/{{Usher}}.
''Confessions'' comes off the heels of Usher's ''8701'' album. Looking to make the album a more artistic effort, as well as provide insight into his personal life (coming off his breakup with [[Music/{{TLC}} Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas]], Usher and his collaborators made a ConceptAlbum mostly revolving around relationships and infidelity. The approach worked; ''Confessions'' is, to date, Usher's most critically acclaimed and highest-selling album making diamond status (10 millions shipped/sold/streamed) and selling 20 million worldwide.
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!!Tracklist (standard edition)
# "Intro" 0:46
# "Yeah!" (featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris) 4:10
# "Throwback" 4:01
# "Confessions (Interlude)" 1:15
# "Confessions Part II" 3:49
# "Burn" 4:16
# "Caught Up" 3:44
# "Superstar (Interlude)" 1:04
# "Superstar" 3:29
# "Truth Hurts" 3:51
# "Simple Things" 4:58
# "Bad Girl" 4:21
# "That's What It's Made For"4:37
# "Can U Handle It?"5:45
# "Do It to Me" 3:53
# "Take Your Hand"3:03
# "Follow Me" (3:30)
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