[J a y]

Originally posted by Joaquin

don't go jason waterfalls

I swear this is exactly what I sang. Thought it was referencing my name.

[Daddy]

Originally posted by Cupid

Don't listen to Monte.

Kylie released Spinning Around before Music came out, that was dancepop/disco. Followed by On A Night Like This.

Then CGYOMH

You probably know Cesare, the biggest Kylie fan ever. Or at least in London.

[Clueless]

Originally posted by holocene

The gayest username I've ever had explained to me

Just RT things

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Cupid

Don't listen to Monte.

Kylie released Spinning Around before Music came out, that was dancepop/disco. Followed by On A Night Like This.

Then CGYOMH

[Jeiboy]

Originally posted by Cupid

Don't listen to Monte.

Kylie released Spinning Around before Music came out, that was dancepop/disco. Followed by On A Night Like This.

Then CGYOMH

Wasnt Spinning Around co written by Paula Abdul??

[Guernica]

I mean think about the once hugely successful fads of yesteryears. If Ashanti had died right after her debut album era, people would've been on here saying she was going to be the number one star for the next 20 years and obviously that's not what happened...

[Bey_Rihstan]

Originally posted by Theus

People give Aaliyah so little credit here. Sure, people love to overrate artists when they die but does not change how influential she was. She was one of, if not the pioneer of alternative R&B.

I agree.

Even though I think TLC was moreso responsible for that alternative/futuristic R&B stuff

[Kid A]

Not too much on Aaliyah. Just about every (alt.)R&B girl rides off her blueprint.

[Nameless]

Originally posted by ℐℯίɓℴу

Aaliyah's Are You That Somebody is so iconic That music video is so well directed>>>

More Than a Woman was a UK #1 too..wow for an R&B artist ..that isreally big!

i knew that behind this exotics usernames and fonts lives a beautiful soul

may god bless you

[Sazare]

Or someone like Lady Gaga

[Changes]

It's OK not to like Aaliyah, just be respectful about it.

[Marvin]

Was Paula Abdul a fad?

[Jeiboy]

TLC's debut single still sounds fresh 25 years after Its Aint 2 Proud 2 Beg

[Bey_Rihstan]

Originally posted by Joaquin

wasn't she like super young when she started?
she'd be in her early 30's now, right? that's still young.




Aaliyah was very local though.

She'd be like 37 or 38 + R&B

Not many of those slaying in 2015

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Sazare

Or someone like Lady Gaga

[Theus]

Originally posted by RatedG²

lol no. She wouldn't be relevant in today's scene had she made the same kind of music but she was way too big to ever be considered a fad

A fad is someone like Carly Rae Jepsen

I mean better be know for one thing for life which people will remember unlike some sellouts out there!

[Buddy!]

Ugh I wanna visit Tokyo SO badly

[Bitchcraft]

Paula Abdul literally slays.

[Joyride]

Originally posted by Bey_Rihstan

She'd be like 37 or 38 + R&B

Not many of those slaying in 2015

there you go

[Jeiboy]

Originally posted by Joaquin

wasn't she like super young when she started?
she'd be in her early 30's now, right? that's still young.




Aaliyah was very local though.

Shes big in UK as well