[satellites.™]

Originally posted by Lately 1814

She was an R&B act at the CORE. She built her career on the back of R&B material. Her songwriters, which is a kii in itself, followed the Motown formula, which featured R&B songs. You have two different sides of a coin. You have Diana who inspired image, while Donna changed the face of music.

The Supremes were a pop act, its basically the the entire Dreamgirls movie is based on. They put Diana in lead to serve them as a pop act.

[iHype.]

Wait this slays once the extra beats kick in at 1:20


My night is made.

[Clump]

Originally posted by iHypeMusic

I'm here for y'all talkin' about the black females for February, but y'all pay the males dust.

I forgot how great this was >

Out of all the African-American men to choose...

[MrPeanut]

Originally posted by Lately 1814

As opposed to:

Love To Love You Baby
Hot Stuff
On The Radio
She Works Hard For The Money
Bad Girls
Dim All The Lights
MacArthur Park
Last Dance
No More Tears
I Feel Love

Donna clearly has Diana beat musically. There's no point in even going into that.

Gawd. Hit after hit after hit.

[Mr. Wonder]

Originally posted by Callisto.

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Don't tell me it's Evan.

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by satellites.™

The Supremes were a pop act, its basically the the entire Dreamgirls movie is based on. They put Diana in lead to serve them as a pop act.

Right, thinking he knows.

[BabyCantYouSee]

Originally posted by Kool_Aid_King

Diana Ross concert CD's are being sold for 150 dollars. People still care about her, people still remember.

Iconic, Queen, Legend.

The question is: are people actually buying it?

[Yzma]

Originally posted by Lord Blackout

I love this song

So thats where my avi comes from

[KingBeyonce.]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

I love it but don't think it's on that level.

Yeah, its not nearly as recognizable as Baby Love or Stop. I just think its recognizable enough for a song thats like umpteen years old.

[Mr. Wonder]

Originally posted by satellites.™

The Supremes were a pop act, its basically the the entire Dreamgirls movie is based on. They put Diana in lead to serve them as a pop act.

They put Diana as the lead because her voice had no personality, it lacked depth. They were a popular R&B act. Just like The Rolling Stones were a popular Rock act.

[BabyCantYouSee]

Who the **** is Donna? I'm trying to Google her but I can't find anything.

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Clump

Out of all the African-American men to choose...

I stan for King Usher, and always try to make him relevant on ATRL but none of y'all use him.

[Ainsworth]

Originally posted by BabyCantYouSee

Who the **** is Donna? I'm trying to Google her but I can't find anything.

Did you forget the s at the end of Summers?

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by Lately 1814

Beyonce sampled Donna, and not Diana for a reason.

She samples Diana live.

And she played Diana for a reason, Donna aint getting a biopic.

[lancelovesgaga]

If you don't know who Donna Summers is then well...its your loss.

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the only people who give Keri hell is the Bey hive because Keri is a threat

[Callisto.]

Diana looks like a God damn bug.

[Cap10Planet]

Did anyone know that The Supremes rivaled The Beatles in popularity at one point.

[Lord Blackout]

Diana looks like a dog. Sorry, she wishes she were Donna.

[MrPeanut]

Originally posted by Callisto.

Diana looks like a God damn bug.

[Kool_Aid_King]

Originally posted by Lately 1814

You can't compare the work of two acts - The Surpemes & Diana - to the work of one. And even still Donna comes out on top.



As opposed to:

Love To Love You Baby
Hot Stuff
She Works Hard For The Money
Bad Girls
I Feel Love

Donna clearly has Diana beat musically. There's no point in even going into that.

Fixed. Even then, Diana still has:

-I'm Coming Out (Bigger than All)
-Ain't No Mountain (Bigger than All)
-Upside Down
-Love Hangover
-Endless Love

And that's without the Supremes which adds AT LEAST 5 more songs.

Diana wins.