You know it’s gonna be a wild year when Usher is out here confessing that he has herpes. Now that he knows, Should he stay or Leave ? She is then being stuck with the decision to keep or abort it. The song is about a girl cheatin’ on him and gettin’ pregnant by another man. I see y’all trippin… CONFESSIONS PART 3 is from a females perspective Usher fans will be anxiously awaiting some answers from the superstar singer in the coming weeks. Jermaine Dupri, the producer of Confessions Pt.1 & 2, shared the clip with the caption, “And you thought part 2 was the realest sh*t? #Confessions3”. Since Usher has a history of keeping it all the way real in his songs, anything is possible. He then teases the audience saying, “You realize what I just told you? You don’t realize it, huh?”įans who watched the clip immediately began speculating what the lyrics meant, some insisting that the song is about an abortion, while others think it is referring to an STD. Moments later he referenced his old track, singing, “You thought what you put on me from Part 2 was the realest sh*t” As Usher sings, he motions as if he has a pregnant belly, suggesting that the song is being sung from the point of a view of a woman. ‘Nah, Ima be alright’ / Well, the next day I found out from fu**ing around that the sickness I had was life / And I was fixed to keeping the decision to keep it / Knowing I had to get rid of it.”Īnd you thought part 2 was the realest shit ? #Confession3, not his confession, HersĪ post shared by Jermaine Dupri on at 3:20pm PST In a clip of the performance, Usher sings, “Remember that time I was sitting up sick, couldn’t sleep in the middle of the night? / You said, ‘Babe, let me take you to the ER’/I said. Usher serenaded a crowd on Monday during a performance at “Live from the Cricket Lounge” in Los Angeles, debuting a new song with lyrics that he challenged the audience to interpret. Now, the hitmaker is teasing a new album with a sneak peek at a track that many people are calling “Confessions Pt. His 2004 release, Confessions, brought us some of the most memorable tracks of that decade, including “Yeah,” “Burn,” the “Confessions” interlude, and “Confessions Pt. When it comes to the greatest R&B albums of all time, Usher has more than a few that can make that list. I just had to put it in the right words that would make it fit for being Usher’s story.Is Usher singing about his possible herpes diagnosis in “Confession Part 3”? Jermaine Dupri has stepped forward to answer the speculations. Those lyrics for part two were something that I had actually gone through in my life they were a reliving of a situation. There’s a part two to this story.’ And immediately, as soon as Usher said there’s a part two, my brain clicked and every word of “Confessions Part II” flew out of my mouth. This is crazy.’ And then Usher was like, ‘You can’t stop right there. “Once that version of “Confessions” was finished, Usher and myself was all like, ‘This is it. It’s a guy feeling bad about himself, about what he had been doing to the girl, so he just came out and told her,” Durpi said of the title track. In that song, I talked about how everything I’ve been doing is all bad.
“When we did “Confessions,” we really had started with another song called “All Bad” and the “Confessions” part was in parentheses. In a previous interview with Billboard, one of the album’s main and pivotal producers, Jermaine Dupri, described how personal the project was to him given certain life experiences.
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