^ 'Lloyd Chart History (Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums)'.

^ 'Lloyd Chart History ( Billboard 200)'.

^ a b Greenwald, Andy (March 7, 2007).

^ 'Musiq, Lloyd Usher Six Big Debuts Onto Album Chart',.

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' I Want You (Remix)' (featuring Andre 3000 and Nas) Lloyd plays his role well and manages to come across as sensitive yet strong, and not as a sappy sucker.' Adam Pearthree of Okayplayer said that despite faltering towards the end he praised the track variety throughout the record for having formulaic but attention-grabbing lyrical work, concluding that 'Those looking for the next great step forward in R&B will be sorely disappointed, but if you need to fill the gap in your life while waiting for a new Usher album, Street Love will not let you down.' Andy Greenwald of Entertainment Weekly said that the album had potential but concluded with, 'Unfortunately, in between, Lloyd's talents are adrift on an ocean of samey slow jams.' Gentry Boeckel of PopMatters criticized the record for having an overabundance of slow-paced ballads, saying that 'Lloyd seems more interested in making staid, tried-and-true, music-that-will-get-me-laid music, rather than taking the style to new enclaves.' Track listing No. AllMusic's David Jeffries praised the album for shedding Lloyd's thug image and replacing it with slow jams that come across as more convincing and sexy, saying that 'Lloyd is more comfortable, committed, and believable on Street Love, and if taken in small doses, you can add satisfying to the list.' Mark Edward Nero of also complimented the album for providing songs that will catch the public's attention but also said that its lacking in artistic quality, substance and vocal delivery, concluding with 'That said, the album isn't bad. Street Love garnered a generally positive reception from music critics who found it an improvement over Southside.

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