Which was basically the pop scene in the '60s, and right.
Diana paved the way for black pop stars such as Beyonce.
Without a doubt, but it's the same with Beyoncé. Of course Bey is a popstar, but all her songs have that hint of R&B in them and people try to claim she isn't.
But regardless of what anyone says, Upside Down is Disco-Pop in it's truest form.
What Aretha's father was a pastor and he was very prominent in her life... Are you serious?
Yes, she has never been open about her childhood, even in her autobiography.
Her father was always a controversial man. One of her sons is a institution because he's a schizophrenic. She's had a hard life so I understand why she's so bitchy. lol
Without a doubt, but it's the same with Beyoncé. Of course Bey is a popstar, but all her songs have that hint of R&B in them and people try to claim she isn't.
But regardless of what anyone says, Upside Down is Disco-Pop in it's truest form.
Like you can't be both
Beyonce is like a modern-day Diana Ross, with the talent though.
I mean I will NOT have bitches sitting in here trying Ms. Ross like she didn't SINGLE HANDEDLY innovate the female pop star image. She introduced using your look to sell your music to mainstream media, The Supremes costumes, hair, and photos were the first to really be used as a marketing tool. Without Diana, your ugly faves literally would not have a blueprint to base their careers on and that goes for Madonna as well.
And thanks for admitting that Diana was more popular than Donna, thus making Diana a pop act and just as much as a pop act as Donna.
That doesn't make her a pop act you ninny.
Also, Diana's legacy stems primarily from her work with The Supremes. Her solo work isn't even worth mentioning, for obvious reasons. Donna remains superior.
Diana was also responsible for ushering in the era of heroin chic thin frames. The fashion industry followed after her iconic imagery and Kate Moss wouldn't have a career without it.
Also, Diana's legacy stems primarily from her work with The Supremes. Her solo work isn't even worth mentioning, for obvious reasons. Donna remains superior.
Sorry, Diana was the first black female POP STAR and that is a FACT. She made R&B and pop music, like most black people during that time did. Sorry, between The Supremes and Diana Ross, Ms. Ross was a bigger act than Donna. I don't care about opinions. I'm stating facts.
Also, Diana's legacy stems primarily from her work with The Supremes. Her solo work isn't even worth mentioning, for obvious reasons. Donna remains superior.
Diana was also responsible for ushering in the era of heroin chic thin frames. The fashion industry followed after her iconic imagery and Kate Moss wouldn't have a career without it.
I feel love is the most influential dance song of the last 50 years. So yeah.
Diana paved the way for bitches to **** their way to the top and to look good while doing it. All while having several illegitimate children with your boss, one by Michael Jackson, and the others by the hand you took in marriage. Let's not do this. I love Diana, but will drag her in the name of Donna.
Aretha's father was a pastor and he was very prominent in her life... Are you serious?
