Close to his new album's release, the R 'n B singer reveals a plan to do a repackaged version tapping the pop star as one of his partners on it.
- May 26, 2008
AceShowbiz - Having yet releases his new album "Here I Stand", Usher already thought of a repackaged album. He revealed the idea in an interview with The Daily Mail Newspaper. On the interview the R 'n' B singer added that he plans to collaborate with Justin Timberlake on the re-released version saying, "We're talking about doing something together for the repackaging of my album. If we ever worked together, though, it would be the biggest record ever."
Speaking his plan to The Daily Mail, Usher also explained that despite he and Justin has had some problems in the past but they are good friends now. "I regret it, because he's a great friend of mine now. I was young and didn't know better. We were both being kids and he turned out to be a really cool guy," Usher said.
Previously, in the early part of his career, the "Yeah!" singer has had some feud with Justin. It can be seen on his comment about the pop star to the media, saying, "There simply is no comparison between me and Justin. He can't even stand in the same lane as me, ever."
Usher is currently preparing the release of his new LP, which will hit the stores on May 27. The R 'n' B singer until this month has dropped three singles from the upcoming set, "Love In This Club" featuring Young Jeezy, the remix of the first single and "Moving Mountains".
