What is the best Usher album of all time?

From his teenage debut to his Super Bowl comeback, every studio album charts a new chapter in one of R&B's most enduring careers. Which era defined him best?

Confessions

Usher's 2004 double-platinum masterpiece featuring 'Yeah!', 'Burn', and 'Confessions Part II', one of the best-selling R&B albums ever.

1/10

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Usher's 2001 breakout album featuring 'U Remind Me' and 'U Got It Bad', which earned him two Grammy Awards.

2/10

My Way

Usher's 1997 breakthrough album featuring 'You Make Me Wanna' and 'Nice & Slow', establishing him as an R&B star.

3/10

Raymond v. Raymond

Usher's 2010 comeback album featuring 'OMG' and 'DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love', selling five million copies worldwide.

4/10

Here I Stand

Usher's 2008 mature album exploring love and family themes, featuring the hit 'Love in This Club'.

5/10

Looking 4 Myself

Usher's 2012 experimental album showcasing electronic influences with tracks like 'Climax' and 'Scream'.

6/10

Hard II Love

Usher's 2016 introspective album exploring personal heartbreak and growth with soul-baring R&B.

7/10

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Usher's 2018 collaborative album recorded with producer Zaytoven, highlighting his Atlanta roots with trap-influenced R&B.

8/10

COMING HOME

Usher's 2024 comeback album released ahead of his Super Bowl halftime show, blending classic R&B with modern production.

9/10

Usher

Usher's self-titled 1994 debut album that introduced him as a teenage R&B prodigy produced by Sean Combs.

10/10