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iHype.

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Originally posted by Lord Blackout

Blacks won in the 90s far more. They had rap, R&B, pop AND dance music.
No other decade compares.

I didn't realize the Urban slayage the US had again, in the mid 90s

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ingles_of_1995
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ingles_of_1996

slobro

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Originally posted by iHype.

I couldn't get into any of Janet's album. Her new voice won't allow me to take her singing seriously

BURNITUP! alone is one of the most embarrassing things ever (tho kinda catchy). How can her fans lie and pretend that album was a comeback? It all sounded so cheap....and how do I say.... Tyler Perry soundtrack esque

BURNITUP! is a mess

But No Sleeep is a masterpiece

asanders10795544

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Originally posted by Lord Blackout

Blacks won in the 90s far more. They had rap, R&B, pop AND dance music.
No other decade compares.

And Tevin became the best male kid in the industry to sing in the mic.

NOW

Wait Gaga?/Robyn?

HonourableVomit

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Originally posted by Delilah.

janitor's album sound like it was made on a budget of 92 cents

it was like they downloaded a free trial of a production app online because there was no budget to pay for an actual studio

Unbreakable is flawless.

Ramos

Moo should just release a Christmas album next year & attach All I Want For Christmas to it.

SPS alone would give it like 200k sales at the very least, which is a lot now-a-days.

T.C

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Originally posted by slaveney

I still don't know how critics enjoyed Unbrokeable. They even compared it to the The Velvet Bible.... the absolute nerve

It's better than Control (Your Wife)

But not better than the rest of Janet's big albums

iHype.

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Originally posted by Ramos

Moo should just release a Christmas album next year & attach All I Want For Christmas to it.

SPS alone would give it like 200k sales at the very least, which is a lot now-a-days.

dd;; she already did that in 2010

Delilah.

no sleeep is good

thats it

asanders10795544

The beginning of Damn Baby is cringey.

But no Sleeep is probably my most played song last summer.

slw84

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Originally posted by Lord Blackout

You can't say George Bush didn't fight terrorism. Janet's career was N/A in his first term.

Timberlake continues to catch a break.
Got to grab a tt for free and it's everyone else's fault

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Originally posted by iHype.

But the 2000s Urban slayage was during Bush administration.

Maybe the Republican presidents cause the black people to win in music

Well, that does it. Beyonce could not win AOTY under Obama. Adele and Taylor could.

Trump WILL in fact be responsible for black artists thriving. It started with Work will continue with AOTY for Lemonade and Rae Smurder and other r&b hip hop acts will keep it going.

Trump making America great again (for black artists)

G.U.Y. Gaga

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Originally posted by iHype.

dd;; she already did that in 2010

she even threw in a hood rat version

Elusive Chanteuse

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Originally posted by Sunshine.

The intro to Lemonade film being the sound of Venus makes it deserving of AOTY.

Playing on traditional representations of femininity and incorporating greek mythology is just... The layers.

Uranus is my fav

Ramos

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Originally posted by iHype.

dd;; she already did that in 2010

She should do it every year, hihi.

T.C

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Originally posted by Delilah.

no sleeep is good

thats it

Poor Lana

Nialler

JT just lost the first of many awards he's going to lose this season. And the movie flopped. I guess RCA regrets spending millions on Max Martin and unprecedented radio payola.

Nemo

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Originally posted by conatus

unbreakable is art

!! I mean, not like Rebel Heart level of art, but still.

Ramos

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Originally posted by Nialler

JT just lost the first of many awards he's going to lose this season. And the movie flopped. I guess RCA regrets spending millions on Max Martin and unprecedented radio payola.

No #1 soundtrack, no #1 movie & no major awards, what a failure.

Lord Blackout

http://www.mtv.com/news/1438397/rick...o-white-house/

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Presidency has its advantages.

Case in point: George W. Bush assembled some of pop music's finest — including Ricky Martin, 98 Degrees, Jessica Simpson and Destiny's Child — in Washington, D.C., over the weekend to help mark his move into the White House.

Country stars Lyle Lovett, Clint Black, Marcia Ball, Reckless Kelly, Asleep at the Wheel, Tanya Tucker, Mark Chesnutt, Lee Greenwood and appropriately Southern-fried rockers ZZ Top also contributed to the soundtrack for the nation's 54th inaugural.

Back when Hollywood didn't hate republicans

iHype.

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Originally posted by G.U.Y. Gaga

she even threw in a hood rat version

I know you're talking about Oh Santa!'sus but ff; wait you reminded me the hood remix of AIWFCIY bops