Usher got the memo on his All-Star fashion fail

Usher's choice of wardrobe at the NBA All-Star game in Miami this weekend wasn't so well-received. Rapper Fabolous openly mocked Usher and his fashion sense on Twitter, calling him a "Gay Urban Batman." Rude. After that, the floodgates were opened and Usher's mockable outfit became Chris Brown's baby blue bow tie from Larry King all over again. The man vest, with abs of its own, and the cringeworthy leather capris raced up the trending topics and the blogs sizzled and popped while grilling Usher's fashion faux pas. The musical performance was nothing to write home about either, but it didn't get nearly as much attention as his costume.

In a bold move proving he is not one of those celebrity types with his head stuck in the sand, Usher responded to the backlash against his man vest with humor and restraint on Twitter:

Well played, Mr. Raymond, well played. Don't let 'em see you sweat. This calm, light-hearted response is in stark contrast to the furious fits Chris Brown used to have over folks teasing him about his knee-high boots and slim, feminine leggings from the cover of his album "Graffitti." Grown men can laugh about their mistakes. Little boys scowl when called out on them.

Now that he's addressed the questionable wardrobe choice, is Usher gonna take on the criticisms slamming the not-so-great musical performance he gave at the All-Star Game? Or did he miss those tweets?