Charlie Wilson Names His Favorite Young R&B Singers

Ok so recently Charlie Wilson was asked to name his favorite young R&B Singers. He couldn't name all of them but he did name drop Trey and jaheim. Here is what was said:

Wilson told SOHH. "As far as the artists that are coming that I see, it's some really nice singers. I'll tell you what, gospel singers really got a lot going on. There's a lot of them. The R&B vibe, it's coming back to where the singers are young and learning how to do their thing. I like Trey Songz, I like Jaheim, it's a lot of them out there.

I could start dropping names and others could say I left their name out because there's certainly a lot of good ones out there from Chrisette Michelle and of course Fantasia. There's so many out there that can really sing. I'm not really worried about the future because it's slowly going back to where it should be. Willow Smith, oh my God. That's another one. People better watch out for her, she is incredible. Absolutely incredible.

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