R&B Sound Off

Trey Songz has done it again. His latest track, 'Sensational,' has beaten R&B newbie Ariana Grande's 'Baby I' in last week's R&B Sound Off. She picked up 21.89 percent of the vote, which was not enough to beat Songz's 78.11 percent.

Trey Songz is still going strong with another win. The singer's track, 'Sensational,' dominated last week's R&B Sound Off by picking up 68.2 percent and beat out Dawn Richard's latest tune, 'Meteors,' which only picked up 31.8 percent.

Elijah Blake's 'Vendetta' just wasn't strong enough to topple Trey Songz and his new track, 'Sensational,' in last week's R&B Sound Off. With 89.8 percent of the vote, Songz dominated, which left Blake with votes of only 10.2 percent.

Kelly Rowland proves that she's a headliner with last week's R&B Sound Off win. With 90.49 percent of the vote, her song 'Gone' featuring Wiz Khalifa blew plast Melanie Fiona's 'Cold Piece,' which only received votes of 9.51 percent. This is Rowland's fourth consecutive win, making her the latest artist to enter TheDrop.fm's R&B Sound Hall of Fame.

Kelly Rowland is on fire. She not only won last week's R&B Sound Off against Netta Brielle, but she also is one win away from entering TheDrop.fm's R&B Sound Off Hall of Fame. Rowland's 'Gone' took 90.87 percent while Brielle's rendition of SWV's 'Rain' only received 9.13 percent of the vote.

Kelly Rowland is still going strong in the R&B Sound Off, but her competition against Amel Larrieux was a close one. The Destiny's Child member earned 52.04 percent of the vote while the Philly native received 47.96 percent. This was a close one!

After a week of voting, the people have spoken and crowned Kelly Rowland the winner of last week's R&B Sound Off. Going against her Destiny's Child sister Beyonce, Rowland's 'Gone' raked in 76.54 percent of the vote while Bey's 'Rise Up' only received 23.46 percent.

Tamar Braxton's 'The One' stays on top after beating Jennifer Hudson's 'Gone, Gone, Gone' in last week's R&B Sound Off. Braxton received 74.12 percent of the vote while Hudson only walked away with 25.88 percent. This week's fourth win means that Braxton has officially become the next inductee into the R&B Sound Off Hall of Fame.

Last week's R&B Sound Off between Tamar Braxton's 'The One' and Sevyn Streeter's 'It Won't Stop' was close. However, Braxton stays strong at the top with 53 percent of the votes while Streeter only received 47 percent.

Tamar Braxton is still staying strong at the top spot and took 63.42 percent of the vote in last week's R&B Sound Off. Mario, who only walked away with 36.58 percent, just wasn't strong enough to stop Braxton's winning streak.