omg I just saw the Katy Wal-Mart commercial

She's so cheap

icant at yall hating on PRISM and TLC . Get some good taste yall raggedy hoes

Did this TLC raid with their homegirls from Crenshaw really happen?

LA Reid is such a crook. Y'all better be glad he dropped Joanne when he did.

She would've never been successful at Deaf Scam, I have no doubt in my mind.

Gaga isn't fair, why do I get a 1.30 snippét of a song I already heart (CHARTTOP) and a twelve second snippét of a song I've never heard that sounds like one of the best things she's ever done.

I love her personality so much this era. She's so approachable, funny, and cute. POWER.

Left Eye was like that in real life though. She was a bit insane.
I'm just glad the car crash wasnt a scene

! g0d has always been on her side

I can't at TLC, Spice Girls, and Destinys Child fans all claiming their fave is the best selling girl group of all
time

Spice Girls IS the best selling girl group of all time though, their first two albums outsold all of Destiny's Child discography. This is not up for discussion. They are also by far the most iconic and global.

Destiny's Child: 3m (being generous)
The Writing's on the Wall: 14m
Survivor: 10m
Destiny Fulfilled: 6m
Number Ones: 3m (being generous)
Total: 36m

Spice: 28m
Spiceworld: 17m
Total: 45m

Don't tell me "8 Days of Christmas" and "Love Songs" sold the remaining 9m. And that's not even counting Forever and their Greatest Hits album.

When TLC went to Good Morning America last week, they claimed best selling female R&B group, not female group of all time.

You know Destiny's Child are lying through their teeth about stats when they call their Greatest Hits album "Number Ones".

Where do The Supremes fit into all this? I mean are they just chopped liver? Weren't they the second biggest thing after The Beatles at one point?

nnn @ Chelsea Lately talking about that fake Britney mic feed video and thinking it's real.

Maybe in this case they include Beyonce's stats?

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think during the 60s it was mostly a singles driven industry, album sales weren't huge. The Beatles were an anomaly in that sense and obviously much more massive than The Supremes.