I distinctly remember I'm Glad being played on MTV repeatedly and I never saw or heard "What a Feeling" until after, IT seemed like the parody
Yeah, the song is so cheesy and dated, but it still was huge in the 80s. Didn't J. Lo get sued for I'm Glad? Too bad. That video I think it is obvious to anyone that was a total Flashdance homage.
Nnn, have you seen his IG? Drake swear he is from yard. And Rihanna ditched Barbados for Jamaica with Rude Boy. I do wonder how Bajans and Trinis feel about Rihanna and Nicki trying Jamaican styles more than soca or calypso Jamaica its power I guess >
There's a huge Jamaican influx in Toronto, Drake's hometown. So of course he would have picked up on the slang and the culture.
Yeah, the song is so cheesy and dated, but it still was huge in the 80s. Didn't J. Lo get sued for I'm Glad? Too bad. That video I think it is obvious to anyone that was a total Flashdance homage.
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The recreation of dance sequences from Flashdance led the film's production company, Paramount Pictures, to sue Lopez and Sony Music over copyright infringement claims.A spokesperson for Lopez said that the film is one of Lopez's favorite movies, and that clip was nothing but a tribute to it. Paramount and Sony settled out of court. Apart from this, Maureen Marder—whose life was the inspiration for Flashdance—sued Lopez and Sony for copyright infringement in November 2003. Additionally, Marder had previously also sued Paramount for only paying her a $2,300 fee for her story, which the film adaption of grossed over $150 million at the United States box office. Marder "had refused to grant sequel rights or to permit any further use of her story or identity after the film became a success" according to her attorney, Robert Hefling. Hefling stated, "She is penniless, disabled with a spinal injury, and trying to raise a teenage daughter. Now her life story is on the screen again—and other people are profiting from it—with no acknowledgment of her rights, let alone fair compensation for her contribution." In June 2006, all of Marder's claims were dismissed.
I think it is obvious to anyone that was a total Flashdance homage. 
Jamaica its power I guess >
Just ... sad.